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DEAR EDITOR: I wish to inquire for my mother and two brothers. My mother's name was Fannie Barber, my brothers were named Stephen and Levi Barber; they belonged to Charles Lamate, and I was sold to a negro trader; this was in 1851, I being fourteen years old. My mother's master lived in New Orleans at the time; my mother had three children when I  
DEAR EDITOR: I wish to inquire for my mother and two brothers. My mother's name was Fannie Barber, my brothers were named Stephen and Levi Barber; they belonged to Charles Lamate, and I was sold to a negro trader; this was in 1851, I being fourteen years old. My mother's master lived in New Orleans at that time; my mother had three children when I  
was sold, myself and my two brothers. My name has been changed  
was sold, myself and my two brothers. My name has been changed  
from John Barber to John C. Evans.  
from John Barber to John C. Evans.  
Address me, at Millbrook, St. Francis county, Ark.   
Address me, at Millbrook, St. Francis county, Ark.   
JOHN C. EVANS
JOHN C. EVANS

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DEAR EDITOR: I wish to inquire for my mother and two brothers. My mother's name was Fannie Barber, my brothers were named Stephen and Levi Barber; they belonged to Charles Lamate, and I was sold to a negro trader; this was in 1851, I being fourteen years old. My mother's master lived in New Orleans at that time; my mother had three children when I was sold, myself and my two brothers. My name has been changed from John Barber to John C. Evans. Address me, at Millbrook, St. Francis county, Ark. JOHN C. EVANS