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I would like to know the whereabouts of my brother James Means and my sister Hester and Susan Jane Huges. When last heard of they lived in South Carolina. Sister Hester | I would like to know the whereabouts of my | ||
brother James Means and my sister Hester and | |||
Susan Jane Huges. When last heard of they | |||
lived in South Carolina. Sister Hester went to | |||
Arkansaw [Arkansas]. James was last heard from in | |||
Cotton Gin, Lime Stone, Co., Tex. We all | |||
belonged to old Sandy Creek, a Negro trader in | |||
1856. Our mother's name was Nancy. There | |||
were six of us: James, John, Carlile, Edmond, | |||
Hester and Sarah Jane. Any information | |||
concerning any of these persons will be thankfully | |||
received by John Edmond, Boham, Franklin Co., | |||
Tex. | |||
Latest revision as of 00:29, 18 June 2019
I would like to know the whereabouts of my brother James Means and my sister Hester and Susan Jane Huges. When last heard of they lived in South Carolina. Sister Hester went to Arkansaw [Arkansas]. James was last heard from in Cotton Gin, Lime Stone, Co., Tex. We all belonged to old Sandy Creek, a Negro trader in 1856. Our mother's name was Nancy. There were six of us: James, John, Carlile, Edmond, Hester and Sarah Jane. Any information concerning any of these persons will be thankfully received by John Edmond, Boham, Franklin Co., Tex.