Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States - From Interviews with Former Slaves - Arkansas Narratives, Part 6 by Work Projects Administration
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page 135 of 357 (37%)
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And some o' these white headed women goes up here truckin'. It's a sin
and a shame. I don't know what's gwine come of 'em." Interviewer's Comment This woman lives with her daughter Angelina Moore who owns her home. Mother and daughter both attend government school. Both were neatly dressed. The day was warm so we sat on the front porch during the interview. Personal History of Informant 1. Ancestry--Grandfather, Ned Peeples; grandmother, Sally Peeples; Mother, Dorcas Peeples; Father, Josh Allen. 2. Place and date of birth--On Saline River, Selma, Arkansas. No date. 3. Family--Two daughters and granddaughter. 4. Places lived in, with dates--Desha County, Walnut Lake, Noble Lake, (Arkansas) Poplar Bluff, Missouri. No dates. 5. Education, with dates--Three days, "after freedom". Attends government school now. 6. Occupations and accomplishments, with dates--Farmwork, cooking, laundry work until 1936. |
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