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Information is wanted as to the whereabouts of two colored women, who, when children, were known by the names Harriet Stewart and Fannie Stewart, and belonged to Larkin Stewart, who lived about 7 1-2 miles from Greensboro, Alabama, on Brush Creek. About thirty years ago they were sold or swapped off to a speculator in slave property, and it is thought they were re-sold again in Marengo County. | Information is wanted as to the | ||
whereabouts of two colored women, | |||
who, when children, were known by | |||
the names Harriet Stewart and | |||
Fannie Stewart, and belonged to Larkin | |||
Stewart, who lived about 7 1-2 | |||
miles from Greensboro, Alabama, on | |||
Brush Creek. About thirty years ago | |||
they were sold or swapped off to a | |||
speculator in slave property, and it is | |||
thought they were re-sold again in | |||
Marengo County. | |||
Their mothers' name was Rose Stewart, and they had an older sister named Charity; also, two brothers called John and Charles. | Their mothers' name was Rose Stewart, | ||
and they had an older sister named | |||
Charity; also, two brothers called | |||
John and Charles. | |||
Harriet was a bright mulatto, while Fannie was quite black. Harriet's age now is about 45 | Harriet was a bright mulatto, while | ||
Fannie was quite black. Harriet's | |||
age now is about 45: Fannie's about 40. | |||
Any information as to their present | |||
place of abode will be thankfully received | |||
by their brother, who has not | |||
seen or heard of them for thirty years. | |||
Charles Stewart, | Charles Stewart, | ||
Demopolis. Alabama. | Demopolis. Alabama. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:20, 26 April 2021
Information Wanted.
Information is wanted as to the whereabouts of two colored women, who, when children, were known by the names Harriet Stewart and Fannie Stewart, and belonged to Larkin Stewart, who lived about 7 1-2 miles from Greensboro, Alabama, on Brush Creek. About thirty years ago they were sold or swapped off to a speculator in slave property, and it is thought they were re-sold again in Marengo County.
Their mothers' name was Rose Stewart, and they had an older sister named Charity; also, two brothers called John and Charles.
Harriet was a bright mulatto, while Fannie was quite black. Harriet's age now is about 45: Fannie's about 40. Any information as to their present place of abode will be thankfully received by their brother, who has not seen or heard of them for thirty years.
Charles Stewart, Demopolis. Alabama.