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Bernice Bowden Pe Page 20 and 21: Grandfather on Mothers Side My gr Page 22 and 23: about the way they held church.

The Page 24 and 25: Out in Pulaski County, going west Page 26 and 27: I worked in the North three years.

Page 28 and 29: Yesm, I was born and raised in Ar Page 30 and 31: very good thing if it is used right Page 32 and 33: Colonel Radford went and took some Page 34 and 35: Sam Ritchie five or six miles away.

Page 36 and 37: Occupation: Methodist preacher My Page 38 and 39: Mother My mothers name was France Page 40 and 41: Age: 61 I was born in Wilkerson Co Page 42 and 43: dont have to ask me what you can d Page 44 and 45: how freedom would be.

They never ax Page 46 and 47: How I owns this place, Ill tell y Page 48 and 49: or fifty years.

I dont know jess h Page 50 and 51: was just about as high as your wais Page 52 and 53: Age: Born 1862 I was born in Relef Page 54 and 55: (Bright Mulatto) Age: 65 Address: Page 56 and 57: and he cried and old mistress thoug Page 58 and 59: Interviewer: Samuel S.

Taylor Perso Page 60 and 61: wooden box and they would put their Page 62 and 63: then when they start runnin up, it Page 64 and 65: Edwards, give me an old wash pot da Page 66 and 67: Circumstances of Interview 1.

Name Page 68 and 69: they got so hot behind the Trammels Page 70 and 71: man Doc Walker hadI just dont k Page 72 and 73: she went.

Mothers didnt see their Page 74 and 75: niggahs and whites is both gone now Page 76 and 77: STATE Arkansas NAME OF WORKER Page 78 and 79: Personal History of Informant 1.

She told him s Page 92 and 93: mean she didnt know what to do.

He was a wagoneer you kn Page 110 and 111: Interviewer: Samuel S.

Taylor Perso Page 112 and 113: How Freedom Came I dont remember Page 114 and 115: Mama told me I was born in 1856.

Bernice Bowden Pe Page 120 and 121: Interviewer: Miss Irene Robertson P Page 122 and 123: Interviewers comment I stopped thi Page 124 and 125: oys and girl if they would stay and Page 126 and 127: other masters did the same.

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He could do a lot of other Page 134 and 135: Soldiers I have heard my father sp Page 136 and 137: Street.

That was the first time I g Page 144 and 145: what you owed him for furnishing yo Page 146 and 147: My mother was sold five times.

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Of course, she made Page 168 and 169: God intended for every man in the Page 170 and 171: My husbands name was Henry Thomps Page 172 and 173: You see, some people had them as pe Page 174 and 175: dont last no time now.

White folks Page 176 and 177: The Bushwhackers was so bad we was Page 178 and 179: My mother and father both worked i Page 180 and 181: est of the night.

The gunboat wo Page 188 and 189: Slave Marriages Say I wanted this Page 190 and 191: do that and he died without paying Page 192 and 193: supported herself by cooking and wa Page 194 and 195: I heard old folks set around the f Page 196 and 197: Interviewer: Mrs.

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