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STORYTELLER	LOCATION	HOW YOU HEARD	YEAR TOOK PLACE	TELLER'S PLACE OF ORIGIN	WHAT IT'S ABOUT
	Savannah, Georgia	My own research	1859	Toogoodoo plantation, SC; Butler's Island, GA; &, Baird plantation, LA	"The Weeping Time"
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Cousin	On Stewart plantation Richmond, Virginia	My father's first cousin told me this story.		Barbour county in Alabama	My father's grandmother was allegedly of Spanish decent.
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information from the great grand children of George, flora, research paper	cherryvale plantation one of the many frierson plantations sumter sc	family members, research on the plantaions, slave list, military documents	1800s	they lived in sumter sc, some were originally from Charleston sc	Geddis family slaves and exslave living on the frierson plantation
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It is through my fathers lineage, and he heard through his father.	Fort Mill Plantation (Fort Mill) Clemson, SC	I heard it through my parents, both my father and my mother.	1830s	Pendleton, South Carolina	I heard that I was a descendant of John C. Calhoun the US Vice President.
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My father	charles city county va, cedar forest plantation	oral history and census records		His mother, charles city co. va	traced my roots back to a great land owner
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My Father	Harrison Plantation			Virginia &/or North Carolina	Doorstep Children
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My Father, my cousin	Stafford Plantation, Cumberland Island, Camden County, Georgia	Oral History, 1860 Slave Census		Valdosta, Georgia, Cumberland Island, Camden County, Georgia.	Native American / African Americans Pilgrimage / Reunion to Cumberland Isla
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