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INFORMATION WANTED | INFORMATION WANTED | ||
BY A MOTHER CONCERNING HER CHILDREN. | |||
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, who now resides in | |||
Marysville, California, was formerly owned to- | |||
gether with her children, vis.: Lydia, William, | |||
Allen, and Parker, by one John Petty, who lived | |||
about six miles from the town of Woodbury, | |||
Franklin County, Tennessee. At that time she | |||
was the the wife of Sandy Rucker, and was | |||
familiarly known as Betsy,—sometimes called | |||
Betsy Petty. | |||
About twenty-five years ago, the mother was | |||
sold to Mr. Marshal Stroud, by whom, some | |||
twelve or fourteen years later, she was, for the | |||
About twenty-five years ago, the mother was sold to Mr. Marshal Stroud, by whom, some twelve or fourteen years later, she was, for the second time since purchased by him, taken to Arkansas. She has never seen the above named children since. Any information given concern-ing them, however, will be gratefully re-ceived by one whose love for her children sur-vives the bitterness and hardships of many long years spent in slavery. | second time since purchased by him, taken to | ||
Arkansas. She has never seen the above named | |||
children since. Any information given concern- | |||
ing them, however, will be gratefully re- | |||
ceived by one whose love for her children sur- | |||
vives the bitterness and hardships of many long | |||
years spent in slavery. | |||
Preachers in the neighborhood of Woodbury, | |||
Tennessee, are especially requested to make in- | |||
quiry, and communicate any information they | |||
may deem valuable, either by letter, or through | |||
the columns of the "Recorder." | |||
Mar. 10--1m. | Mar. 10--1m. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:48, 24 January 2018
INFORMATION WANTED BY A MOTHER CONCERNING HER CHILDREN.
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, who now resides in Marysville, California, was formerly owned to- gether with her children, vis.: Lydia, William, Allen, and Parker, by one John Petty, who lived about six miles from the town of Woodbury, Franklin County, Tennessee. At that time she was the the wife of Sandy Rucker, and was familiarly known as Betsy,—sometimes called Betsy Petty.
About twenty-five years ago, the mother was sold to Mr. Marshal Stroud, by whom, some twelve or fourteen years later, she was, for the second time since purchased by him, taken to Arkansas. She has never seen the above named children since. Any information given concern- ing them, however, will be gratefully re- ceived by one whose love for her children sur- vives the bitterness and hardships of many long years spent in slavery.
Preachers in the neighborhood of Woodbury, Tennessee, are especially requested to make in- quiry, and communicate any information they may deem valuable, either by letter, or through the columns of the "Recorder."
Mar. 10--1m.