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I would like to inquire for my relatives sep-arated from me in slave times. My mother and her three daughters were taken from Warren-ton county, Georgia, and carried to Grenada, Miss., in 1860. My mother's name was Lydia Bell, and my sisters' names were Rosetta Bell and Helen Bell, and my name was Ann Bell. We belonged to widow Sallie Bell, in Warren-ton county, Georgia, and our owner while in Grenada, Miss., was Sebron Jones. My mother and sister Rosetta were sent from | I would like to inquire for my relatives sep-arated from me in slave times. My mother and her three daughters were taken from Warren-ton county, Georgia, and carried to Grenada, Miss., in 1860. My mother's name was Lydia Bell, and my sisters' names were Rosetta Bell and Helen Bell, and my name was Ann Bell. We belonged to widow Sallie Bell, in Warren-ton county, Georgia, and our owner while in Grenada, Miss., was Sebron Jones. My mother and sister Rosetta were sent from Grenada, Miss., to Holly Springs, Miss., to a slave holder named Apple White, and my sister Helen was sent to Sunflower, Miss. I was sent back to Fulton, Ga., and sold to Ed. Hubbert. Any in-formation concerning any of these persons will be cheerfully received by Mrs. Ann Waddell, (formerly Ann Bell, 178 Old Wheat street, At-lanta, Ga. | ||
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I would like to inquire for my relatives sep-arated from me in slave times. My mother and her three daughters were taken from Warren-ton county, Georgia, and carried to Grenada, Miss., in 1860. My mother's name was Lydia Bell, and my sisters' names were Rosetta Bell and Helen Bell, and my name was Ann Bell. We belonged to widow Sallie Bell, in Warren-ton county, Georgia, and our owner while in Grenada, Miss., was Sebron Jones. My mother and sister Rosetta were sent from Grenada, Miss., to Holly Springs, Miss., to a slave holder named Apple White, and my sister Helen was sent to Sunflower, Miss. I was sent back to Fulton, Ga., and sold to Ed. Hubbert. Any in-formation concerning any of these persons will be cheerfully received by Mrs. Ann Waddell, (formerly Ann Bell, 178 Old Wheat street, At-lanta, Ga.