A. B. Coleman searching for family

Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA)

May 18, 1882

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Dear Editor: I wish to know the whereabouts of my people, to wit: Anderson Turner, the son, Edith Turner, Delilah, his wife, and Lucy Turner, the daughter of Robert and Eliza Coleman, but was sold to James Turner, and Lucy Turner, the daughter, Edith Turner, and sister of Eliza Coleman, and Violet, the sister of Eliza also. When last heard from was in Virginia, and her sons Timothy, Russell, and Henry. Edith Coleman, the wife of Richard Coleman, belonged to Henry E Coleman, as did the other Coleman People. Elizabeth Alexander, Eliza Coleman's sister, and her husband. Any tidings of the above will be gladly received. A. B Coleman. Enterprise, Miss. April 29, 1882

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A.B. Coleman searching for Anderson Turner, Edith Turner, Deliah, Lucy Turner, Lucy Turner, Edith Turner, Violet and her sons Timothy, Russell and Henry, Edith Coleman, and Elizabeth Alexander.

Subject

Lost Friends Ad

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Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA)

Date

May 18, 1882

Searcher Location

Enterprise, Mississippi

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VA (Virginia)

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Margaret Strolle

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"A. B. Coleman searching for family ," Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA), May 18, 1882, Last Seen: Finding Family After Slavery, accessed October 5, 2024, https://informationwanted.org/items/show/1558