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Math. Cary looking for her brother George Cary

True Southerner (Hampton, VA)

February 15, 1866

PERSONAL GEORGE CARY, [undecipherable][undecipherable][undecipherable] will [undecipherable][undecipherable][undecipherable] addres [undecipherable] MATH CARY, at [undecipherable][undecipherable][undecipherable][undecipherable][undecipherable][undecipherable] N. O. T. [undecipherable] please [undecipherable] [undecipherable]

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Unnamed mother searching for her daughter Lucy Gleed

Evening Star (Washington, DC)

May 16, 1865

WANTED - Information of LUCY GLEED,
(colored ) from the widow Carter's. Oakland,
near Leesburg, Va. Information will be thank-
fully received by her mother at Daniel Russ'
house, on O street, near North Capitol street.
my 16-2t*

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Unnamed wife searching for her husband Henry Johnson

Evening Star (Washington, DC)

May 15, 1865

PERSONAL.
WILL HENRY JOHNSON, colored, please ad-
vertise in the Evening Star his place of resi-
dence, (supposed to be in Richmond,) so his wife
can find him. [Richmond papers please copy.]
my 15-3t*

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Unkown mother searching for her son George Robinson

The New York Herald (New York, NY)

September 27, 1870

GEORGE ROBINSON (COLORED), FORMERLY EM-
ployed by Mr. Blackburn, a barber, at Manchester, N.
H. Any information about him will be gladly received by
his mother. Address box 317 Elizabeth (N. J.) Post office.

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George Pearman searching for his wife and two children

The Daily Dispatch (Richmond, VA)

April 24, 1867

PERSONAL

PERSONAL. - I wish to obtain infor-
mation in regard to my wife, SUSAN, and TWO
CHILDREN - one a girl, named NELLY, and the
other a boy, named CARTER. They formerly be-
longed to Mrs. Ann Cook, of Clarke county, and I
belonged to Hugh Nelson, of the same county.
About the time General Lee's army went into
Pennsylvania we…

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Jerry Harvey searching for his brother Washington Harvey.

The Daily Picayune (New Orleans, LA)

January 26, 1868

PERSONAL

TO COLORED MEN AND OTHERS.

INFORMATION WANTED

WASHINGTON HARVEY was sold from Howard
County, Missouri, to William D. Malone, Randolph
county, Missouri, about November, 1859, to be sent
to Maynard Williams, near Huntsville Missouri,
who afterward sent him to James McHatten near
New Orleans, about January 1, 1860. If…

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