Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States from Interviews with Former Slaves, Volume XIV, South Carolina Narratives, Part 4 Papyras Classics

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Chapter 1

Informants

Illustrated with Photographs

Washington 1941

Prepared by the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration for the State of South Carolina

Raines, Mary

Range, Frank

Rawls, Sam ,

Renwick, Ellen

Rice, Anne

Rice, Jessie

Rice, Phillip

Richardson, Martha

Riley, Mamie

Riser, Susie

Roberts, Isom

Robertson, Alexander

Robinson, Charlie

Rosboro, Al

Rosboro, Tom

Rosborough, Reuben

Rose, William

Russell, Benjamin

Rutherford, Joe

Rutherford, Lila

Rutledge, Sabe ,

Ryan, Henry ,

Satterwhite, Emoline

Scaife, Alexander

Scantling, Eliza

Scott, Mary

Scott, Nina

Scurry, Morgan

Simmons, Ransom

Sligh, Alfred

Smith, Dan

Smith, Hector ,

Smith, Jane

Smith, Mary

Smith, Prince

Smith, Silas

Sparrow, Jessie , , , ,

Starke, Rosa

Stewart, Josephine

Suber, Bettie

Swindler, Ellen

Taylor, Mack

Thompson, Delia

Toatley, Robert

Veals, Mary ,

Walker, Manda

Walker, Med

Waring, Daniel

Washington, Nancy

Watson, Charley

White, Dave ,

White, Tena

Williams, Bill

Williams, Jesse

Williams, Mary

Williams, Willis

Wilson, Emoline ,

Wilson, Jane

Woodberry, Genia

Woodberry, Julia , , ,

Woods, George

Woodward, Aleck

Woodward, Mary

Worth, Pauline

Wright, Daphney

Young, Bill

Young, Bob


Project #1655
W.W. Dixon
Winnsboro, S.C.