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All Saints' Parish Church. At Waccamaw, S. C., where Rev. Alexander Glennie was Rector from 1832 to 1866. His remains lie in the Parish church yard

1. All Saints' Parish Church. At Waccamaw, S. C., where Rev. Alexander Glennie was Rector from 1832 to 1866. His remains lie in the Parish church yard

Matthews, Essie Collins

Keywords:

Churches; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; South Carolina; United States; Waccamaw

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All Saints' Rectory. Built for Rev. Alexander Glennie, now the house of the Rev. Mr. Galbraith, who is continuing the religous instruction of the negroes

2. All Saints' Rectory. Built for Rev. Alexander Glennie, now the house of the Rev. Mr. Galbraith, who is continuing the religous instruction of the negroes

Matthews, Essie Collins

Keywords:

Houses; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States

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3. A Pray - House

Matthews, Essie Collins

Keywords:

Rites And Ceremonies; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States; Yoruba (African People)

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As I raised it slowly, gently, bitter tears rushed to my eyes."

4. As I raised it slowly, gently, bitter tears rushed to my eyes."

Matthews, Essie Collins

Keywords:

Manners & Customs; Military Uniforms; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States

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Aunt Africa. "Ise gwine t' heah dem heabenly ban's An' feel de tech of de ole-time han's Dat long hab passed away."

5. Aunt Africa. "Ise gwine t' heah dem heabenly ban's An' feel de tech of de ole-time han's Dat long hab passed away."

Matthews, Essie Collins

Keywords:

African American Women; African Americans; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States; Women

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Aunt Ann. Ann Austin was the slave of Samuel Pitts, Uniontown, Alabama. She was eighty-nine years old when the picture was taken

6. Aunt Ann. Ann Austin was the slave of Samuel Pitts, Uniontown, Alabama. She was eighty-nine years old when the picture was taken

Matthews, Essie Collins

Keywords:

African American Women Authors; African Americans; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States; Women

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Aunt Betty. She was the slave of Mr. Walker, at Faunsdale, and was the cook for Rev. Mr. Harrison, Rector of St. Michael's. The picture, taken in Aunt Betty's home, shows a typical cabin interior

7. Aunt Betty. She was the slave of Mr. Walker, at Faunsdale, and was the cook for Rev. Mr. Harrison, Rector of St. Michael's. The picture, taken in Aunt Betty's home, shows a typical cabin interior

Matthews, Essie Collins

Keywords:

African American Women; African Americans; Fireplaces; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States; Women

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8. Aunt Charlotte

Matthews, Essie Collins

Keywords:

African American Women; African Americans; Clothing & Dress; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States; Women

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Aunt Charlotte. "Aunt Charlotte Anne" Lawson, is one of the Windsor Plantation characters. She was the slave of Captain Henry Tayloe, and was eighty years old when the picture was taken

9. Aunt Charlotte. "Aunt Charlotte Anne" Lawson, is one of the Windsor Plantation characters. She was the slave of Captain Henry Tayloe, and was eighty years old when the picture was taken

Matthews, Essie Collins

Keywords:

African American Women Authors; African Americans; Clothing & Dress; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States; Women

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Aunt Jonas. She is Drualla Jones, aged ninety-four, and was the slave Thomas Ferrell. She and two others were the only old slaves I found who were not loyal to their owners. During the war she tried to burn her master's house

10. Aunt Jonas. She is Drualla Jones, aged ninety-four, and was the slave Thomas Ferrell. She and two others were the only old slaves I found who were not loyal to their owners. During the war she tried to burn her master's house

Matthews, Essie Collins

Keywords:

African American Women; African Americans; Rocking Chairs; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States; Women

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