Reverend Willis Greenwood searching for his brothers Anderson Fountain, John, and Charles
Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA)
September 16, 1880
DEAR EDITOR— I wish to make some inquiries about my friends. I was born and raised in Warren Co, Ga., by Arthur Muncrief I have three brothers that were carried to Macon Co , Ala., with myself by Dr. Henry Lockhart. We lived on the Chattahooche river a few years and then I was moved out of the Lockhart family to Henry Co., and lived with Sam Greenwood. I left my three brothers in Barbour Co., Ala. My oldest brother, Anderson Fountain is a Methodist preacher. My next brother is John; he is two years older than I. Charles is two years younger than I. I have not seen them since 1854. The last letter that I had from them they were living near Chunnenuga ridge, Ala. I have written them several times, but have received no answer for five or six years. We were all raised together. Anderson must be an old man for he is eight years older than I I commenced preaching in 1840. I have a son somewhere in Alabama—Macon or Barbour county. His name is Willis; his mother's name is Jane Parsons. Address me at Ofahoma, Leake Co., Miss. REV. WILLIS GREENWOOD.
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