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I desire to know the where abouts of my relatives. My brothers names were Henry and Charley. My sisters names were Julia, Virginia, Catherine and Elnora. My father's name was Henry Matthews. He was a fish huckster on 17th Street at the market, and kept an eating house. I was sold to the traders in 1861. My name is Josephine. | I desire to know the where abouts of my relatives. My brothers names were Henry and Charley. My sisters names were Julia, Virginia, Catherine and Elnora. My father's name was Henry Matthews. He was a fish huckster on 17th Street at the market, and kept an eating house. I was sold to the traders in 1861. My name is Josephine. | ||
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Josephine Bass | Josephine Bass | ||
263 Monroe St., | 263 Monroe St., | ||
Memphis, | Memphis, Tenn. | ||
Revision as of 03:39, 14 March 2022
DO YOU KNOW THEM?
I desire to know the where abouts of my relatives. My brothers names were Henry and Charley. My sisters names were Julia, Virginia, Catherine and Elnora. My father's name was Henry Matthews. He was a fish huckster on 17th Street at the market, and kept an eating house. I was sold to the traders in 1861. My name is Josephine.
Any information will be thankfully received.
Josephine Bass 263 Monroe St., Memphis, Tenn.