The Richmond Times-Dispatch (Richmond, VA)
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The Richmond Times-Dispatch (Richmond, VA)
Description
1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1910, 1916
Collection Items
Mary Ann Brown searching for her husband
Mary Ann Brown searching for her husband, Israel Brown. He belonged to William Fulcher. Sold in Richmond, VA during slavery.
George Crawford searching for Mag Crawford and Merinda Crawford
George Crawford searching for Mag and Merinda Crawford. They belonged to Jacob Woodson, of Richmond, VA. Reward for information offered.
Esther Overby searching for General Grant Royster, called Grant Royster
Esther Overby, "a kind, good old house servant," searching for General Grant Royster/"Grant" Royster
Lillian S. Clayton searching for former slaves of William W. Standley
Searching for former slaves of William W. Standley of Port Royal. They were "sold without owner's consent, 1859."
Arena Ross seeking information about her family
Ross wrote to a detective in search of her Sammons, Flemings, and Hardinay family
Fanny Strong searching for her parents Joe and Sallie and her siblings Sucky, Dollie, Rachel, Joseph, and Green or her former enslaver's family
Fanny Strong searching for her parents Joe and Sallie and her siblings Sucky, Dollie, Rachel, Joseph, and Green. Mrs. Mary Anderson enslaved Strong's family.
David Eason searching for his brother, Dorsey Eason
Eason wrote a letter to the mayor of Richmond, Virginia, in search of his brother, who was sold in Richmond several years before the Civil War.
Collection Tree
- Virginia
- The Richmond Times-Dispatch (Richmond, VA)
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