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I would be glad to know the whereabouts of George Smith. He was born in Pittsylvania Co., near Chatham, Va., about 1853. His father's name was Benny Smith, a carpenter by trade. His nick-name was Geo, Frye, and sometimes he was called Biler for short. He left his mother, Mrs. Lucinda Poindexter, at Frias Point, Miss., and went to New Orleans, with a man driving a herd of horses, and has not been heard from since directly. This was about 23 years ago. Any information leading to his whereabouts, will be thankfully received and liberally rewarded by notifying W. Anthony Cole, Jr., Keysville, Va., Lock Box, 203. | I would be glad to know the whereabouts of George Smith. He was born in Pittsylvania Co., near Chatham, Va., about 1853. His father's name was Benny Smith, a carpenter by trade. His nick-name was Geo, Frye, and sometimes he was called Biler for short. He left his mother, Mrs. Lucinda Poindexter, at Frias Point, Miss., and went to New Orleans, with a man driving a herd of horses, and has not been heard from since directly. This was about 23 years ago. Any information leading to his whereabouts, will be thankfully received and liberally rewarded by notifying W. Anthony Cole, Jr., Keysville, Va., Lock Box, 203. | ||
New York, Louisiana and Mississippi papers please copy. | New York, Louisiana and Mississippi papers please copy. | ||
Revision as of 13:49, 21 March 2017
Who Knows Him?
I would be glad to know the whereabouts of George Smith. He was born in Pittsylvania Co., near Chatham, Va., about 1853. His father's name was Benny Smith, a carpenter by trade. His nick-name was Geo, Frye, and sometimes he was called Biler for short. He left his mother, Mrs. Lucinda Poindexter, at Frias Point, Miss., and went to New Orleans, with a man driving a herd of horses, and has not been heard from since directly. This was about 23 years ago. Any information leading to his whereabouts, will be thankfully received and liberally rewarded by notifying W. Anthony Cole, Jr., Keysville, Va., Lock Box, 203.
New York, Louisiana and Mississippi papers please copy.