Frank Tilghman reunited with remarried wife

The Morning News (Savannah, GA)

September 28, 1881

George Harmon finds wife Sarah Pennell already married

The Morning News (Savannah, GA)

April 2, 1883

Serena Trotty looking for her son Alek Martin

The Loyal Georgian (Augusta, GA)

October 13, 1866

INFORMATION WANTED Of my son Alek Martin, who when I last heard from him, about a year ago, was at Union Springs in Alabama Any news of him will be very thankfully received by his Mother He can write to me care of Rev. R. T. Kent. Augusta [Augusta], Ga. SERENA TROTTY.Sept 22, 2t

Maria Jenkins searching for Caroline Barnwell

The Loyal Georgian (Augusta, GA)

March 3, 1866

INFORNATION WANTED OF Caroline Barnwell, formerly belonging to Mr. Kingston, at Calhoun, Ga., has not been heard of in two years. Any information of her whereabouts will be thankfully received at this office. MARIA JENKINS.

Kamp Johnson looking for Toney Johnson

The Loyal Georgian (Augusta, GA)

January 20, 1866

INFORMATION WANTED, OF TONEY JOHN ON, who was sold from John Hymen, of Clarksville, Halifax county, near Roanoke River, N. C. Last heard from, he was in Hobby, Alabama. Any information regarding him will be thank- fully [thankfully] received at the office of this paper.dec30 1m KAMP JOHNSON.

John Sattarwhite looking for Howard Sattawhite (Sattarwhite)

The Loyal Georgian (Augusta, GA)

March 3, 1866

INFORMATION WANTED, OF HOWARD SATTAWHITE, was in Sa- vannah [Savannah] when last heard of. He left there some time in November last for Grahamsville, S. C. He was a drummer in the 1034 regiment, U. S. O. T. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully, received by his father at this office. JOHN SATTARWHITE

Fanny Watkins searching for Moses and Abraham Watkins

The Loyal Georgian (Augusta, GA)

January 20, 1866

INFORMATION WANTED, OF MOSES WATKINS, who was sold from W. Rob't Watkins. When last heard of he belonged to Mr. Hobert McWhorter, 8 miles from Woodville on the Athen Drunch Railroad. If he is living, he is about 20 years of age and of dark complexion. ALSO ABRAHAM WATKINS. of the same family. Last heard of, he was in Maryland, Dis't, City of…

Eliza Martin searching for George Flournoy

The Loyal Georgian (Augusta, GA)

March 10, 1866

INFORMATION WANTED OF GEORGE FLOURNOY, who was to Atlanta when last heard of Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully received at this office. ELIZA MARTIN. 24

Frederick Douglass reunites with his brother Perry after 40 years separation

The Loyal Georgian (Augusta, Georgia)

July 28, 1867

REUNION.--Frederick Douglass, in
a letter to the "American Baptist,"
announces the arrival at Rochester of
his lost brother, Perry, and family.
The letter concludes as follows: "The
meeting with my brother, after nearly
forty years' separation, in an event altogether
too affecting for words to describe.
How unuterably accursed…

Rachel looking for her mother Esther Simmons

The Loyal Georgian (Augusta, GA)

October 13, 1866

Information Wanted: Of Esther, who formerly belonged to Mr. Thomas Singleton, who formeryly lived in North Carolina. Her husband was named Theo Simmons. She had two sisters by the names of Darkus and Violet. Her daughter's name is Rachel, but was called Sidney, is living in Augusta, Ga. and is very anxious to hear of the whereabouts of her mother…

The mother of Richard, Martin, Lucy, Francis, Mary, and Harriet Nagles is looking for her children

The Loyal Georgian (Augusta, GA)

October, 13, 1866

Information Wanted: Of Richard, Martin, Lucy and Francis Nagles, who were carried from the trader's office, in Hamburg, SC., to Twiggs County, Ga., Mary Nagles who formerly belonged to Mr. Samuel Gilchrist, of Florida, and Harriet Nagles who was carried to New Orleans, by Mr. Edward Holawny about 20 years ago. Any information of the above parties…

Henry Saffold searching for fellow veterans of his Civil War regiment

The Morning News (Savannah, GA)

August 4, 1888

I WISH to get the name and postoffice ad-
dress of any officer or man of Company E,
135th Regiment colored troops. Any person
who served with that company will confer a
favor on an old fellow soldier who is trying to
get a pension, by sending the information
asked for to HENRY SAFFOLD (colored), Pen-
field, Ga.

Jennie Thomas searching for her sister Fannie Williams

The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, GA)

March 18, 1883

PERSONAL.

ANY INFORMATION OF A COLORED PERSON
by the name of Fannie Williams, will be gladly
received by her sister Jennie Thomas, at 171
Washington street.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Dillard searching for their nine children

The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, GA)

August 19, 1917

MR. AND MRS. JOHNNIE DILLARD, of Lynchburg, Va., wish to find their nine children, Mollie, Daniel, John, Millie, Tom-my, Malinda, Jimmie, Mauncy and Margaret Jane (all colored), who when last heard of were sold by negro traders. Write information to Mamie Stuart, rear of 355 Walnut street, Atlanta, Ga. Will pay all expenses.

Mrs. Indianer Hodges searching for her son

The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, GA)

November 20, 1900

INFORMATION WANTED of my son,
Willie Henry Hodges, who left Spencer,
N. C., in the month of August, last. I
fear some misfortune has befallen him.
As he left a wife sick, and said would
return in a few days, I can not believe my
son to be so heartless not to have
returned, could he have. Description: Light
brown skin, slightly…

Ruben Hartthorn looking for his son Stepney Hartthorn

The Loyal Georgian (Augusta, GA)

February 24, 1866

INFORMATION WANTED

Of Stepney Hartthorn, who formerly belonged
to Mrs Jas Gardner of this ciy - was sold in
August, 1864, to a gentleman living near
Wilmington, N. C. Any information of his
whereabouts will be thankfully received by his father
at This Office. RUBEN HARTTHORN

21.

Kamp Johnson searching for Toney Johnson

The Colored American (Augusta, GA)

December 30, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED,
OF TONEY JOHNSON, who was sold
from John Hymen, of Clarksville, Halifax
county, near Roanoke River, N.C. Last heard
from, he was in Hobby, Alabama.
Any information regarding him, will be thank-
fully received at the office of this paper.
dec30 1 m KAMP JOHNSON.

Fanny Watkins searching for Moses and Abraham Watkins

The Colored American (Augusta, GA)

December 30, 1865

INFORMATION WANTED,
OF MOSES WATKINS, who was sold
from W. Rob't Watkins. When last heard of
he belonged to Mr. Robert McWhorter, 5 miles
from Woodville on the Athens Branch Railroad
If he is living, he is about 20 years of age and
of dark complexion.
ALSO,
ABRAHAM WATKINS, of the same
family Last heard of, he…