George W. Johnson searching for his brothers James Curtis and John A. Curtis

Evening Star (Washington, DC)

August 24, 1876

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PERSONAL.
NOTICE.--I am anxious to ascertain the where-
abouts [whereabouts] of my two brothers, JAMES and JOHN
A. CURTIS, colored; the first aged about 36, and
the other about 27. In their minority they were
bound to Robert Earl, proprietor of a livery stable
in Washington city, located on 20th street, between
I and K streets. Any information respecting them
will be esteemed a great favor, and suitably re-
warded [rewarded] by GEORGE W. JOHNSON,
Lansing, Box 2, Kansas,
Leavenworth co aug24-3t*

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George W. Johnson searching for his brothers James Curtis and John A. Curtis. James and John were formerly enslaved by Robert Earl, proprietor of a livery stable in Washington, DC, as minors. James is about 36 years old and John is about 27.

Date
August 24, 1876
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Washington, DC

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Jesse Nasta

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"George W. Johnson searching for his brothers James Curtis and John A. Curtis ," Evening Star (Washington, DC), August 24, 1876, Last Seen: Finding Family After Slavery, accessed April 18, 2024, https://informationwanted.org/items/show/3539

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