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STORYTELLER	LOCATION	HOW YOU HEARD	YEAR TOOK PLACE	TELLER'S PLACE OF ORIGIN	WHAT IT'S ABOUT
	Raleigh, North Carolina	family story	1890s	Raleigh, North Carolina	great grandparents
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My Grandfather, original story from his Grandfather	From somewhere in Africa to Georgia Colony	From My Grandparents	1790s	My Grandfather was born in 1880, Florence Township, Stewart County, GA	My G-grandfather Prince Shepherd, II.
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As a child my mother and grandparents would tell us stories about slavery .	Anson, Cumberland, Montogomery, Moore , and Davidaon Counties in NC	Oral history that was pass down for one generation to the next.	1780s	Anson County NC, Polkton and Wadesboro, NC	Ancestors: The Story of Rachel
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Cousin	Hushpuckena, MS	Family history	1920s	Koscuisko, MS	Paternal Grandparents
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Cousins, aunts, uncles	Sibley, Mississippi (Adams County)	family history	1900s	Adams County, Mississippi	great grandparents
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lst cousin	Woodstock, Virginia	Oral history from a relative	1800s	Woodstock, Virginia, Shenadoah Valley	Family oracle stories about great-grandparents
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Mother	Russia	Grandparents, Russian Germans	1930s	Alsace Lorraine, France	Slaves of the Siberian Work Camps
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My father	Laurens County, South Carolina and Little River County, Arkanass	Oral History	1880s	Grandparents who were slaves	Migration of family; name change
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My mother, who's name is Helen L. Hunter (Smith now)	Cleveland, OH	My mother and grandparents told the story.	1930s	Cleveland, OH	The roots of an hybrid American
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