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Mrs. Smith searching for her son Belford Whitney

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

June 26, 1890

INFORMATION WANTED.--Of Bel-
ford Whitney, the son of Mrs. Smith [unclear]
Jane Grant. When last heard of he was
in Evansville, Ind. Any information con-
cerning him will be gladly received by
his mother. Please address Rev. P. J
Jordan, Raleigh, N C.

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Mrs. Ella Pickenf searching for her sister Malinda Jane Langford (formerly Malinda Jane Prondfit)

The Appeal (Chicago, IL)

June 4, 1892

MALINDA JANE LANGFORD.––I wish to find my sister. Her name was Malinda Jane Prondfit. I last met her in Evansville, Ind., in December 1885. She was 5 feet in height, weighed 140 pounds. She married a man named Henry Langford. Anyone who can furnish information regarding her whereabout will be liberally rewarded Mrs. Ella Pickenf, 741-65th street,…

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Mary Stowers found her son Willis Green after 28-year separation

The Owensboro Monitor (Owensboro, KY)

May 6, 1874

A Long Lost Mother.
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[Evansville Journal.]

Twenty-eight years ago Mary Stowers,
a slave woman, belonging to Harrison
Stowers, of Owensboro, was sold to parties
living in Shelby county, Kentucky, and
was with her little girl of two years
taken away, leaving her boy, Willis
Green, then four years old, with her
former master,…

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Jackson Cox searching for his brother Mr. James Jackson

Herald of Kansas (Topeka, KS)

May 28, 1880

Information Wanted. [] the whereabouts of JAMES JACKSON; a son of Louis Jack- Mr. James Jackson left Evans- Indiana about 7 years ago. Any [undecipherable] concerning him will be [undecipherable] received by his brother, [undecipherable] COX, 907 Canal street. [undecipherable], Ind., or the editor of HERALD OF KANSAS.

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