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an old widow lady that used to own | an old widow lady that used to own | ||
the Exchange Hotel on Franklin St. | the Exchange Hotel on Franklin St. | ||
She sold it and moved down on | She sold it and moved down on Virginia | ||
St. where the Danville depot now | |||
is. My mothers name is Mora | is. My mothers name is Mora Jackson | ||
she was a Mora Page I was sold | |||
from there when I was 9 years old, had | from there when I was 9 years old, had | ||
a sister named Mary Ann Page and a | a sister named Mary Ann Page and a | ||
little brother named Richard Jackson, | little brother named Richard Jackson, | ||
my grand-mothers name was | my grand-mothers name was Angeling | ||
Roper, You can go to Mr John | |||
Qualls or Mr John Early or Mr | Qualls or Mr John Early or Mr Fendrice | ||
Allen and you can find out about | |||
me and my people The old widow | me and my people The old widow | ||
lady that owned my mother was | lady that owned my mother was named | ||
Mrs Mary Myers, and had a daughter | |||
named Miss Caroline Myers, You | |||
can please answer this letter to Rev. | can please answer this letter to Rev. | ||
Jas. Spells, First Baptist Church | Jas. Spells, First Baptist Church | ||
Latest revision as of 23:16, 21 January 2019
Do You Know Them? WILMINGTON N C., Aug 22nd '95. I, Julia Ann Page, am inquiring for my people. My mother belonged to an old widow lady that used to own the Exchange Hotel on Franklin St. She sold it and moved down on Virginia St. where the Danville depot now is. My mothers name is Mora Jackson she was a Mora Page I was sold from there when I was 9 years old, had a sister named Mary Ann Page and a little brother named Richard Jackson, my grand-mothers name was Angeling Roper, You can go to Mr John Qualls or Mr John Early or Mr Fendrice Allen and you can find out about me and my people The old widow lady that owned my mother was named Mrs Mary Myers, and had a daughter named Miss Caroline Myers, You can please answer this letter to Rev. Jas. Spells, First Baptist Church