Mariah Abbamier
Title
Mariah Abbamier
Subject
Lost Relatives Ad
Description
Mariah Abbamier is searching for her father, mother, brothers, and sisters with whom she was separated during slavery.
Source
The Freeman (Indianapolis, IN)
Date
July 2, 1892
Coverage
Dykesville, LA
Barby County, Alabama
Contributor
Ari Levine
Transcription
I am in search of relatives from whom I was
separated in slavery. I went from the state of
Alabama, Barby county. My owners at that
time were Sharpes, Bammers and Franks. My
father's name was Jack Ephron, my brothers'
and sisters' names were Harriet Ephron, Nick
Ephron, John Green and Carr Green; my moth-
er s name was Mary Ephron. My father be-
longed to the Sharps. I was taken from Ala-
bama and carried to Dykesville, La. Any in-
formation concerning the above will be cheer-
fully received by Mariah Abbamier, Dykesville
P.O., La.
separated in slavery. I went from the state of
Alabama, Barby county. My owners at that
time were Sharpes, Bammers and Franks. My
father's name was Jack Ephron, my brothers'
and sisters' names were Harriet Ephron, Nick
Ephron, John Green and Carr Green; my moth-
er s name was Mary Ephron. My father be-
longed to the Sharps. I was taken from Ala-
bama and carried to Dykesville, La. Any in-
formation concerning the above will be cheer-
fully received by Mariah Abbamier, Dykesville
P.O., La.
State
Louisiana
Alabama
Files
Collection
Citation
“Mariah Abbamier,” Lost Relatives Ad, The Freeman (Indianapolis, IN), July 2, 1892, Last Seen: Finding Family After Slavery, accessed January 18, 2021, http://informationwanted.org/items/show/3037.
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