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INFORMATION WANTED. -  
INFORMATION WANTED. -  
Of my relatives. I was born in  
Of my relatives. I was born in  
Nansemon County, Virginia, about  
Nansemon County, Virginia, about  
three miles from Carsville, on a  
three miles from Carsville, on a  
plantation owned by Henry Hol-
plantation owned by Henry  
land. My father and mother be-
Holland. My father and mother  
longed to him, and their names  
belonged to him, and their names  
were James and Kenna, I had five  
were James and Kenna, I had five  
sisters and three brothers. Brothers'  
sisters and three brothers. Brothers'  
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Holland. They all went by that  
Holland. They all went by that  
name (Holland), when I left them.  
name (Holland), when I left them.  
I ran off in March of 1862 and fol-
I ran off in March of 1862 and  
lowed the Union Army until the  
followed the Union Army until the  
surrender. I bid my father good-
surrender. I bid my father  
bye the morning that I left, and I  
goodbye the morning that I left, and I  
have not heard of a living relative  
have not heard of a living relative  
since. Any information concern-
since. Any information concerning
ing their whereabouts will be grate-
their whereabouts will be gratefully received.  
fully received.  
LAZARUS HOLLAND..  
LAZARUS HOLLAND..  
P.O. Box 88, Pueblo, Colo.
P.O. Box 88, Pueblo, Colo.

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INFORMATION WANTED. -

Of my relatives. I was born in Nansemon County, Virginia, about three miles from Carsville, on a plantation owned by Henry Holland. My father and mother belonged to him, and their names were James and Kenna, I had five sisters and three brothers. Brothers' names were Lamb, Jonah and Nathan. Sisters' names were Edie, Hester, Jane, Hannah and Matilda Holland. They all went by that name (Holland), when I left them. I ran off in March of 1862 and followed the Union Army until the surrender. I bid my father goodbye the morning that I left, and I have not heard of a living relative since. Any information concerning their whereabouts will be gratefully received. LAZARUS HOLLAND.. P.O. Box 88, Pueblo, Colo.