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William White searching for his brother George White/Turner White
George White (known as Turner White before the Civil War) was born in Panola County, MS, and "formerly belonged to" Col. F.M. White. He was in the army. Mustered out in Mobile, AL, in 1867.
Amy Morris, nee Amy Baxter, found her mother, Feraby, after 30-year separation
Amy Morris, aka "Mrs. Frenchy," grew up enslaved in Hancock County, GA, near Sparta, GA. Beginning at age 14, she was sold several times, in Georgia, Mississippi, and Arkansas, before she escaped during the Civil War. Previously, she and her first…
Jeff Frierson and Mary Burt reunited and remarried after 44-year separation
Jeff Frierson and Mary Burt were reunited and remarried in Shelbyville, TN, in 1903. They had been separated in that county [Bedford County, TN] 44 years earlier, when Mary was sold and taken to Arkansas.
Easter Bradford searching for Alcinda Bradford
Alcinda, daughter of Jacob and Susan Bradford, was sold as a slave in New Orleans, LA, some years before the Civil War. She was afterwards taken to Arkansas.
Manuel Rose searching for Victoria Chambers
Chambers was last heard of in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Eli Newsom searching for Jim Smith
Newsom searching for Jim Smith, body servant of Andrew Smith, Co. H., 3d Ark./56th U.S.C.T. [Civil War]
Lucy Smith is searching for her father William Smith
Lucy Smith, of Richmond, Virginia, is searching for her father, who was at Fort Smith, Arkansas, until April 1898.
G.W. Kinebrew is searching for his wife
Her maiden name was Angie Downaldson. They were married in 1898 in Madison County, Alabama.
Mr. George Noels is searching for his sister, Martha Noels
They parted over forty years ago [ca 1868, during the Civil War or Reconstruction], at Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
George G. Jameson looking for fellow service members
Jameson, Aetna, Kansas, searching for members of the 9th Kansas [presumably to gather testimony for a Civil War veteran's pension].
L. A. Jackson searching for his mother Mary Wilson/Mary Hogan
L. A. Jackson searching for his mother Mary Wilson (also went by Mary Hogan) who "left" Henry County, Missouri, in 1862, during the Civil War.
Dollie Ingram is searching for her mother Margaret Ingram
Dollie Ingram was taken from DeValls Bluff, Arkansas, to Missouri, when very young. Her mother, Margaret Ingram, was enslaved by Henry Ingram.
Mary Jane Blair searching for her mother Susan Blair
Mary Jane Blair searching for her mother Susan Blair from whom she was separated as a child. Mary Jane was taken from Arkansas to Tennessee.
A. W. Lanagan searching for John Lanagan and family
He was last heard of at Helena, Arkansas, in 1884. A cook on a steamboat.
A. W. Lanagan searching for his sister Lizzie Lanagan
Lizzie was at Fort Smith, Arkansas, about to start for Los Angeles, California, when last heard from in 1885.
Tom Carnahan, the only black police officer in Lincoln, NE, finds his brother after two decades
Tom Carnahan reuniting with his brother, Silas, for the first time since the Civil War. They were enslaved in Arkansas before being separated by the war.
Willie Walker searching for his sister Lula Green
Willie Walker is very sick ("very low") in Little Rock, AR
Ben Jones searching for his brother Anderson Jones
Ben Jones seeking information about his brother Anderson Jones who was last heard from at St. Charles on the White River.
Robert Hubbard searching for parents Camilla and Robert and siblings Charlotte, Mary, Frank, and Charles
Robert Hubbard searching for parents Camilla and Robert and siblings Charlotte, Mary, Frank, and Charles. Hubbard who were enslaved by William Townsend. He "left" his family at Washington DC, 16 years earlier [ca. 1855].
Sam Russell
Searching for lost relatives. "I have not seen them since I was 10."
James Camp
Searching for Robert White.
Mrs. Kate Moore
Searching for her brother Tony Murphy.