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north. I was too young to know. I | north. I was too young to know. I | ||
named myself Hatter, and when I was | named myself Hatter, and when I was | ||
in Richmond in 1876 to see my old | in Richmond in 1876 to see my old | ||
master he told me my real name. My | |||
mother was sold farther south. Any | mother was sold farther south. Any | ||
information will be thankfully | information will be thankfully | ||
received. | |||
JOHN R HATTER, | JOHN R HATTER, | ||
Franklinville, Catt Co., N.Y. | Franklinville, Catt Co., N.Y. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:21, 21 January 2019
Notice.
I desire to know the where abouts of my mother. My master's name was John Winn of Richmond. He was cashier of the Manchester Bank at one time. My mother was the slave of R. E. Nelson and her name was Susan Collins. They told me my name was John Robinson when I was brought north. I was too young to know. I named myself Hatter, and when I was in Richmond in 1876 to see my old master he told me my real name. My mother was sold farther south. Any information will be thankfully received. JOHN R HATTER, Franklinville, Catt Co., N.Y.