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Charles Wright searching for Henry Hall

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

May 27, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED of Henry Hall of Aberdeen,
Mississippi, at which place he was when last seen one
year ago. Any information in regard to him will be
thankfully received by Charles Wright, Co. D, 5th
Mass. Cav., Point Lookout, Md. 195––3t.

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Addison Phillips seeks his sister-in-law Ellen Fitzhugh and her two sisters

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

December 9, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED of the whereabouts of Ellen Fitzhugh, and her two sisters, who are also the sisters of my wife. They were at the beginning of the war, claimed as belonging to a man y the name of Charles Turley, who lived at Woodville, Loudon Co. Va. Turley when last heard from, was on his way to Richmond, with the girls. Any information in…

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Cynthia Marshall seeks children

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

December 23, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED.—Cynthia Marshall wishes to obtain information relative to her children Glover, Calvin, Luther, Daniel, Orange, Stephen and Lathio Marshall, who when last heard from were owned by David Hunter of Nashville, Tenn. If any person can obtain the necessary information, they will please address the advertiser, care of Anglo-African…

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Augustus Mosby seeks uncle William Briggs

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

August 12, 1865

INFORMATION WNATED.-- I would like to be informed of the whereabouts of my Uncle, William Briggs. He was living in Williamsburg, Virginia about five years ago. Any information concerning him will be gladly received by Augustus Mosby, 149 Fourth av., Chicago, Ill.

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Caroline and Cue Willis seeking their children Charles Henry Willis and Josephine Willis

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

December 9, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED.-- Any one having fnformation
concerning the whereabouts of Charles Henry Willis
and Josephine Willis, children of Cue and Caroline Wil-
lis [Willis], formerly with Captain Edward Tabb, on North river,
Matthews County, Virginia, will receive the thanks of
the distressed father and mother by addressing Caroline
Willis,…

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John E. Onley seeking his brothers Charles and Henry Onley

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

August 12, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED of the whereabouts of Charles
and Henry Onley, who left Charles City Co., Va., some
years ago. Any information in regard to them will be
thankfully received by their brother, John E. Onley at
the Anglo-African office. 198-8t.

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John D. Brooks and Barbara seeking their brother Wesley Brooks

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

August 12, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED of the whereabouts of Wesley
Brooks, youngest son of Isaac and Silvia Brooks. He
was sold 30 years ago to Natchez, or somewhere near
the Mississippi River. His father and mother, brother
Sampson and sister Mary, are dead. His brother John
D., and sister Barbara are alive. Reply to J.D. Brooks
through the columns of…

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Susan Summers seeking her husband John Summers

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

August 12, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED of John Summers, who lived in
Orange District near the Orange Court House, South Caro-
lina [South Carolina]. Any friend knowing of his whereabouts will con-
fer [confer] a favor by dropping a line to his wife, Susan Sum-
mers [Summers], Chattanooga, Tenn., care of S.P. Houston, Box
189. 205-12t
[It is supposed, by one…

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Matilda Wetherall searching for Robert and Alice Tolliver

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

December 23, 1865

Information Wanted.
INFORMATION WANTED of Robert Tolliver and his wife
Alice. formerly of Mount Jackson, Shenandoah County,
Virginia. Any person knowing the present whereabouts
of said persons will confer a lasting obligation upon their
anxious mother by sending a line to Matilda Wetherall,
No. 84 Agnes Street, Toronto, C.W. 222-6t.

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Burton Isom seeking his siblings James Isom, Ormand Isom, and Emily Murray

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

December 23, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED of the whereabouts of James
and Ormand Isom, and Emily Murray. When last
heard from in the Spring of 1857, they were in St. Louis,
Missouri. Any information respecting them will be
thankfully received by their brother Burton Isom, New
Westminster, British Columbia. 221-4t

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Mrs. A. Haney and Mrs. M. E. Lynn seeking Henry, Edward, and Jinney Haney

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

August 12, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED of Henry, Edward, and Jinney
Haney, who, when last heard from, were in Fort Smith,
Arkansas. They can hear from their mother and sis-
ters [sisters] by directing a letter to Mrs. A. Haney, or Mrs. M.
E. Lynn, Frankfort, Ky. 205-1t

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Samuel J. Howard seeking Joseph Post (alias Joseph Clinton)

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

August 12, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED of the whereabouts of Joseph
Post, who, in Cincinnati, is known by the name of
Joseph Clinton, who was working in G. Adams's gal-
lery [gallery], in Nashville, Tenn. His mother, it is said, resides
in Brooklyn, New York. Considerable anxiety is felt
concerning him, and any information in regard to him
will be…

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Mrs. Thomas L. Johnson seeking her father Joseph Thompson, grandmother Rachel Marlin, sisters Cecelia and Priscilla, and brother Henson Thompson

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

August 12, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED.-- Mrs. Thos. L. Johnson, of
Richmond Va., who was sold away from Georgetown,
D. C., when quite a child, and who, at the breaking
out of the war, was taken to Richmond, is very desirous
of finding her father, Joseph Thompson, who for many
years was a gardner in and about Washington, working
a portion of the time for…

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Sgt. John A Marshall seeks mother Sarah

The Anglo-African (New York, NY)

December 9, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED of Mrs. Sarah E. Marshall. Any person knowing her whereabouts will please address her son, Sergt. John A. Marshall, Co. G, 2d U. S. C. T. Light House Barracks, Key West, Fla.

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