Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States from Interviews with Former Slaves, Volume XIV, South Carolina Narratives, Part 2 Papyras Classics

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Chapter 1

Informants

Typewritten Records Prepared by the Federal Writers' Project 1936-1938 Assembled by the Library of Congress Project Work Projects Administration for the District of Columbia Sponsored by the Library of Congress

Washington 1941

Volume XIV

Illustrated with Photographs

Part 2

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

Small corrections are shown by dotted red line
[HW:] denotes a handwritten amendment.

Eddington, Harriet

Edwards, Mary

Elliott, Rev. John B.

Elmore, Emanuel

Emmanuel, Ryer , ,

Eubanks, Pen

Evans, Lewis

Evans, Phillip

Fair, Eugenia

Farrow, Caroline ,

Feaster, Gus , ,

Ferguson, Ann

Ford, Aaron

Foster, Charlotte

Franklin, John

Fraser, Emma

Frost, Adele

Gadsden, Amos

Gallman, Janie

Gallman, Lucy

Gallman, Simon ,

Gary, Laurence

Gause, Louisa

Gibson, Gracie

Giles, Charlie

Gillison, Willis

Gilmore, Brawley

Gladdeny, Pick

Gladney, Henry

Glasgow, Emoline

Glenn, Silas

Glover, John

Godbold, Hector

Goddard, Daniel

Godfrey, Ellen , , ,

Goodwater, Thomas

Grant, Charlie

Grant, Rebecca Jane ,

Graves, John (Uncle Brack)

Greely, Sim

Green, Elijah

Green, W. M.

Grey, Adeline

Griffin, Fannie

Griffin, Madison

Grigsby, Peggy

Guntharpe, Violet

Hamilton, John

Hamlin, (Hamilton) Susan , ,

Harp, Anson

Harper, Thomas

Harris, Abe

Harrison, Eli

Harvey, Charlie Jeff

Hasty, Eliza

Haynes, Dolly

Henderson, Liney

Henry, Jim

Herndon, Zack

Heyward, Lavinia

Heyward, Lucretia

Heywood, Mariah

Hill, Jerry

Hollins, Jane

Holmes, Cornelius

Horry, Ben , , ,

Hughes, Margaret

Hunter, Hester , ,