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| STORYTELLER |
LOCATION |
HOW YOU HEARD |
YEAR TOOK PLACE |
TELLER'S PLACE OF ORIGIN |
WHAT IT'S ABOUT |
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Virgina and Ohio |
oral history and research |
1870s |
Originally from Ironton, Ohio |
It amazes me that I am only four generations from the slave era. |
| My aunts |
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Research |
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A black slave who became a surrogate mother |
| My father |
Laurens County, South Carolina and Little River County, Arkanass |
Oral History |
1880s |
Grandparents who were slaves |
Migration of family; name change |
| My research. |
Kinchafoonee, Marion, Georgia |
Interviews |
1832 |
Buena Vista, Marion, Georgia |
surviving slavery |
| My father, grandmother |
Eastern Kentucky |
My father |
1857 |
Los Angeles |
My great great grandmother was raped by a slavemaster's son |
| My Father, my cousin |
Stafford Plantation, Cumberland Island, Camden County, Georgia |
Oral History, 1860 Slave Census |
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Valdosta, Georgia, Cumberland Island, Camden County, Georgia. |
Native American / African Americans Pilgrimage / Reunion to Cumberland Isla |
| Grandmother and Great-grandfather's brother |
Floyd County, Kentucky |
Oral history |
1840s |
Kentucky |
Former slaves |
| Mother |
Russia |
Grandparents, Russian Germans |
1930s |
Alsace Lorraine, France |
Slaves of the Siberian Work Camps |
| Mother, Grandmother |
Macon, Georgia |
Mother's story, book |
1848 |
Atlanta, Georgia |
Escape from slavery |
| Cousin |
Glenwood, Montgomery County, (now Wheeler County) Georgia |
Family Legend |
1863 |
Glenwood, Georgia |
Slave Grave |
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