Hammond Wilson searching for his daughter Fannie Lane (formerly Painder Wilson)

Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA)

July 20, 1882

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MR. EDITOR--I wish to inquire for my daughter, who belonged to Henry Marston. Her name then was Painder Wilson. She left Marston with her cousin, Julia Gleeves, and Nat Wilson's little girl, Kitty. The last we heard of her, she was in Memphis, by the name of Fannie Lane, and her husband was George Lane. Address me at Coushatta, La., in care of Rev. A. MOORE. HAMMOND WILSON.

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Hammond Wilson searching for his daughter Fannie Lane, formerly Painder Wilson, who was enslaved by Henry Marston.

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Lost Friends Ad

Date
July 20, 1882
Searcher Location

Coushatta, Louisana

Searchee Location

Memphis, TN

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Margaret Strolle

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"Hammond Wilson searching for his daughter Fannie Lane (formerly Painder Wilson)," Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA), July 20, 1882, Last Seen: Finding Family After Slavery, accessed April 25, 2024, https://informationwanted.org/items/show/1707

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