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DEAR EDITOR: I desire to find out the whereabouts of of my daugh-ter, Missouri Jackson. I left her in Franklin parish, Louisiana, in 1867 or 1868. She was a member of the Baptist church, but I am a Methodist. She was living with Thomas McCoy. My son, Neadam Jackson, went to Louisiana, and brought me to Texas with him in 1867 or 1868. I have two children here with me, Martha and Neadam. We all belong to John McIntosh. Husband was Silas Bryant. Ad-dress me, in care of James Loud, my son-in-law, at Anderson, Texas.
DEAR EDITOR: I desire to find  
out the whereabouts of of my daughter,  
Missouri Jackson. I left her  
in Franklin parish, Louisiana, in  
1867 or 1868. She was a member  
of the Baptist church, but I am a  
Methodist. She was living with  
Thomas McCoy. My son, Neadam  
Jackson, went to Louisiana, and  
brought me to Texas with him in
1867 or 1868. I have two children  
here with me, Martha and Neadam.  
We all belong [belonged] to John McIntosh.  
Husband was Silas Bryant.  
Address me, in care of James Loud,  
my son-in-law, at Anderson, Texas.


HARLAND JANE BRYANT.
HARLAND JANE BRYANT.

Latest revision as of 22:30, 31 March 2019

DEAR EDITOR: I desire to find out the whereabouts of of my daughter, Missouri Jackson. I left her in Franklin parish, Louisiana, in 1867 or 1868. She was a member of the Baptist church, but I am a Methodist. She was living with Thomas McCoy. My son, Neadam Jackson, went to Louisiana, and brought me to Texas with him in

1867 or 1868. I have two children 

here with me, Martha and Neadam. We all belong [belonged] to John McIntosh. Husband was Silas Bryant. Address me, in care of James Loud, my son-in-law, at Anderson, Texas.

HARLAND JANE BRYANT.