S.M. Hightower
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Title
S.M. Hightower
Subject
Information Wanted Ads
Description
S.M. Hightower searching for their relatives Howard Hightower, Martha Hightower, Andy Hightower, Aminia Hightower, Louisiana Hightower, Daniel Hightower, Caroline Hightower, Harriet Hightower and John Hightower.
Source
The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)
Date
September 2nd, 1880
Coverage
Rockmount, GA
Greensboro, GA
Alabama
Polk Co., GA
Green Co., GA
Greensboro, GA
Contributor
Margaret Strolle
Scripto
Transcription
INFORMATION WANTED OF MY RE-
lation. My uncle's name is Howard
Hightower, his wife's name, Martha High
tower; three sons, Henry, Daniel and John;
daughters, Mary, Caroline and Harriet. I
have found Henry and Mary, who are living
in Greensboro, Ga. We all belonged to
William Hightower as late as 1862 '63, and
at his death we were divided. Some went
to Alabama, Southwestern Georgia and
some to Polk county, Ga., while some
remained in Green county, Ga., all of us
being natives of that county. Uncle's
name, Andy Hightower. Aminia and
Louisiana Hightower are sisters to Andy. I
will inform my uncles and aunts that their
mother is living in Greensboro; also two of
her sons. Any information will be gladly
received by S. M. HIGHTOWER.
Rockmount, Ga.
lation. My uncle's name is Howard
Hightower, his wife's name, Martha High
tower; three sons, Henry, Daniel and John;
daughters, Mary, Caroline and Harriet. I
have found Henry and Mary, who are living
in Greensboro, Ga. We all belonged to
William Hightower as late as 1862 '63, and
at his death we were divided. Some went
to Alabama, Southwestern Georgia and
some to Polk county, Ga., while some
remained in Green county, Ga., all of us
being natives of that county. Uncle's
name, Andy Hightower. Aminia and
Louisiana Hightower are sisters to Andy. I
will inform my uncles and aunts that their
mother is living in Greensboro; also two of
her sons. Any information will be gladly
received by S. M. HIGHTOWER.
Rockmount, Ga.
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Citation
“S.M. Hightower,” Information Wanted Ads, The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA), September 2nd, 1880, Last Seen: Finding Family After Slavery, accessed August 20, 2017, http://informationwanted.org/items/show/530.