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MR. EDITOR—I wish to find my | MR. EDITOR—I wish to find my father's people, whom he left in Georgia. His mother was named Jane; I cannot recall the names of his sisters and brothers. I have heard him speak of Josephine, Julia and Mary, and brothers Henry and Boney. Father's name was John, and some of his people lived in Macon, Ga.; he had one sister in Dalton, Ga., whom he went to see in 1867 or 1868. He was married, and his wife's name was Anna. In Georgia he belonged to the Widow | ||
father's people, whom he left in | Fields. He was sold from Georgia to Mississippi to a Mr. Simmons, and afterwards went by the name of John Simmons. After the war he changed his name to Sharp. His first name in Georgia was Pennet. I am his daughter. Address me, Mary Jane Sharp, at Kosciusko, Miss. | ||
Georgia. His mother was named | |||
Jane; I cannot recall the names of | |||
his sisters and brothers. I have | |||
heard him speak of Josephine, | |||
Julia and Mary, and brothers | |||
John, and some of his people lived | |||
in Macon, Ga.; he had one sister in | |||
Dalton, Ga., whom he went to see | |||
in 1867 or 1868. He was married, | |||
and his wife's name was Anna. In | |||
Georgia he belonged to the Widow | |||
Fields. He was sold from Georgia | |||
to Mississippi to a Mr. Simmons, | |||
and afterwards went by the name | |||
of John Simmons. After the war | |||
he changed his name to Sharp. His | |||
first name in Georgia was Pennet. | |||
I am his daughter. Address me, | |||
Mary Jane Sharp, at Kosciusko, | |||
Miss. | |||
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MR. EDITOR—I wish to find my father's people, whom he left in Georgia. His mother was named Jane; I cannot recall the names of his sisters and brothers. I have heard him speak of Josephine, Julia and Mary, and brothers Henry and Boney. Father's name was John, and some of his people lived in Macon, Ga.; he had one sister in Dalton, Ga., whom he went to see in 1867 or 1868. He was married, and his wife's name was Anna. In Georgia he belonged to the Widow Fields. He was sold from Georgia to Mississippi to a Mr. Simmons, and afterwards went by the name of John Simmons. After the war he changed his name to Sharp. His first name in Georgia was Pennet. I am his daughter. Address me, Mary Jane Sharp, at Kosciusko, Miss.