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Charlie Tate,
colored, who has recently married and built
a comfortable home here, besides his barber
shop and cleaning and pressing apartments
has added a restaurant and up-to-date oyster
supply house. Charlie is a worthy man and
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Hester Tate, an English woman servant in Westmoreland County, had several children by
her husband James Tate, "a Negro slave to Mr. Patrick Spence," before 1690 [Orders
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William Triplett Family Group Sheet |
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Thomas Trigger Lineage |
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Morris Veale Family Group Sheet |
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Col. John Washington #1 |
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Col. John Washington #2 |
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John Wimpey Family |
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Francis Wright Family |
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Willis Family |
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Maj. Francis Wright
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Henry
Williams ...aged
about nine years. He has on
the little finger of his left hand it
is believed a small additional finger. He has a
brother and sister called Sam and
Martha, and calls his father Uncle
John.
See
Kidnapped! |
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David
Wickliffe ...I was born in
Westmoreland County near Mattox Bridge
March 5, 1755.
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Morris Veale Family Group Sheet |
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