SARA, don't know. just sharing info/documents. The person who just sent a response, listed a web page, you might check it out for more info. FOLLOW Each family thro census/documents backwards. Best Wishes, marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: Sarah Sellers [mailto:SSellers1939@cablelynx.com] Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 10:04 PM To: SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SELLERS] [MSAFRICANAMER] List of destitute Freedpeople transported from Charlotte, NC to Vaiden, MS/GEORGE SELLERS Marie, Can you tell me if this is a list of Negroes or were they both black and white? I see the name Dunn and my great grand mother was a Dunn before she married,and they all lived in the area in North Mississippi. I am trying to find my Dunn info. It is lost in the pile,so I must dig, Sara ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marie Sellers-Hollinger" <mari@netins.net> To: <SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 7:40 PM Subject: [SELLERS] [MSAFRICANAMER] List of destitute Freedpeople transported from Charlotte, NC to Vaiden, MS/GEORGE SELLERS > I started to write LEAFSHAKER for a date, but down below it states UNDATED. > ANY IDEAS? > marie, iowa > > -----Original Message----- > From: Leafshaker@aol.com [mailto:Leafshaker@aol.com] > Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 6:12 PM > To: mari@netins.net > MSAFRICANAMER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [MSAFRICANAMER] List of destitute Freedpeople transported from > Charlotte, NC to Vaiden, MS > > > TRAVEL to VAIDEN, MISSISSIPPI from > CHARLOTTE, NC > > "List of destitute Freedpeople transported from Charlotte, NC to > Vaiden, Mississippi by W. A. Dunn on transportation furnished by the Bureau > of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands." > (The above statement is at the beginning of the list. At the end of the list > is another statement.) > "I certify that the above and forgoing list containing the names of > seventy-five adults and ten children (under 12 yrs) comprise the names of > all > the destitute freedpeople removed by me from Charlotte, N.C. to Vaiden, > Mississippi on transportation furnished by the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, > and Abandoned Lands, the receipt of which I hereby acknowledge. [undated and > signed] W. A. Dunn, P. G. Carter. > (recorded on roll #M-843.28) > > Robt Blackwood Mary Gale > Peter Francis ? Conny McComb > Irene (wife) Irene Hunter > Jane (daughter) Josh Lane > 4 children 2, 3, 6, & 8 Orphelia (wife) > Zeke Thomas John (son) > Luke Somerfield 2 children 2 & 3 > January N-bley ? Willis Blackstone > Jacob Foster Sidney Brooks > Harin Nesbitt Sarah Carter > John Trunball Jane Griswold > Henry Townsend 1 child 2 years > Charlie Welch Caleb Swan > John Raimney Nellie Cushwin > Celia (wife) Oliver McGowan > Frank (son) Cornelius Williams > Margaret (daughter) Rebecca (wife) > Henry (son) Sidney (son) > Millie (daughter) Jane (wife) > Betta (daughter) 3 children 3, 5, & 7 > 2 children 3 & 7 Willis Newcomb > Mina Hutchinson Anna (wife) > Jim Randall Jim (son) > Felix Osborne Anna (daughter) > Fortune Collins John (son) > Reeda (wife) Winnie (daughter) > Joe Pied Willis (son) > Jim Smith 2 children 3 & 4 > Jane Brown Bryant Cobley > Gus Grimes Laurence Conner > Hezekiah Burns Fannie Downs > Sam Wyatt Aaron Badget > Smithson Kenedy Sela Walker > John Howard Miles Johnson > Nancy Peterson Mena (wife) > Fannie Nash 2 children 3 & 4 > William Barber Urbine Sanders > George Sellers Mose Butterfield > Orsinni (wife) Tom Sandford > Pat (son) Acton Davil > Jennie (daughter) Robert Bleecher > 3 children 4, 6, & nine > > >