Beverly Fulks searching for her relatives

Do You Know Them?

I desire to the know the whereabouts of
my relatives. We first belonged to
Mrs. Hardy and after the death of
Mrs. Hardy, the estate was divided.
My mother, Nancy and Fanny Bev-
erly were given to Jack Hedyeman,
Henry was g'ven to John Brown who
lived in Spotsylvania Co.. Silstsui
James were given to Mrs. Susan Roq-
in and she took them to Richmond, Va.
My father lived within a few miles of
Fredericksburg with his owner, Wal-
ter Daniel and Mary were given to Wil-
iam Brown, the son of John. Lucy
and Caroline and Susan were carried
off by a Negro trader, whose name was
Conel,--Nancy and a cousin of ours,
named Nancy Williams, the latter
had two sons, named Benjamin.
The name of the other one was Rich-
ardson.
Nancy was the child of my father's
sister. She was given to Hedgeman
and was sold by William S. Gray's son.
William is the son of Beverly R.
Grayson, and William S. Grayson
brought me to the state of Mississippi
to the County Jefferson and he sold me
to Captain James Johnson.
Father's name it Harry Falks, moth-
er's Janie Fulks, brothers' Silas, Hen-
ry, James and Beverly; sisters' Susan,
Lucy, Mary, Nancy, Caroline and Fan-
ny.
Any information will be thankfully
received by Beverly Fulks.
407 Y. and M. V. R. Ave.,
ap15-4t. Vicksburg, Miss.