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Wiley Homer, his people and Chapel at Grant, 1904
1. Wiley Homer, his people and Chapel at Grant, 1904

Keywords:

    African American Churches; African Americans; Chapels; Choctaw (Okla.); Freedmen; Oak Hill Industrial School (Valliant, Okla.); Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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A virgin prairie, improved by Mr. and Mrs. Flickinger, 1884-1914
2. A virgin prairie, improved by Mr. and Mrs. Flickinger, 1884-1914

Keywords:

    African Americans; Farms; Freedmen; Iowa; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Biddle University, Charlotte, N.C.; Bethesda Mission, Wynnewood, Okla
3. Biddle University, Charlotte, N.C.; Bethesda Mission, Wynnewood, Okla

Keywords:

    African Americans; Biddle University; Freedmen; Missions; Oklahoma; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Closing day, 1912. Rev Dr. Baird at left on the porch
4. Closing day, 1912. Rev Dr. Baird at left on the porch

Keywords:

    African Americans; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Double swarm of bees; Oak Hill, 1902; Looking Northwest. ; Oak Hill, 1903; Looking North, M. S. Stewart at left, Mary Scott at right of Supt
5. Double swarm of bees; Oak Hill, 1902; Looking Northwest. ; Oak Hill, 1903; Looking North, M. S. Stewart at left, Mary Scott at right of Supt

Keywords:

    African Americans; Alice Lee Elliott Memorial School; Bees; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Favored young Choctaw freedmen
6. Favored young Choctaw freedmen

Keywords:

    African Americans; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Going to school. ; The orchestra - 1912. ; Youthful sweepers, holding and using the broom aright
7. Going to school. ; The orchestra - 1912. ; Youthful sweepers, holding and using the broom aright

Keywords:

    African Americans; Alice Lee Elliott Memorial School; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Henry Crittenden. ; Simon Folsom. ; Elijah Butler. ; Mrs. Perkins Stewart. ; Rev. C. L. Perkins. ; Mrs. R. D. Arnold. ; Johnson W. Shoals. ; James G. Shoals. ; Isaac Johnson
8. Henry Crittenden. ; Simon Folsom. ; Elijah Butler. ; Mrs. Perkins Stewart. ; Rev. C. L. Perkins. ; Mrs. R. D. Arnold. ; Johnson W. Shoals. ; James G. Shoals. ; Isaac Johnson

Keywords:

    African Americans; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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James McGuire and others, 1901
9. James McGuire and others, 1901

Keywords:

    African American Children; African Americans; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Lou K. Early. ; Mary I. Weimer. ; Jo Lu Wolcott
10. Lou K. Early. ; Mary I. Weimer. ; Jo Lu Wolcott

Keywords:

    African Americans; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Matt and Mrs. Brown. ; The teachers, 1899
11. Matt and Mrs. Brown. ; The teachers, 1899

Keywords:

    African Americans; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Miss Weimer, Rosetta Coming home from chapel. ; Celestine, Cynthia, Carrie, Lucretia, Lele, Inez, Elizabeth
12. Miss Weimer, Rosetta Coming home from chapel. ; Celestine, Cynthia, Carrie, Lucretia, Lele, Inez, Elizabeth

Keywords:

    African Americans; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Planting sweet potatoes, carriers, droppers and trowelers. ; Ready for a pull
13. Planting sweet potatoes, carriers, droppers and trowelers. ; Ready for a pull

Keywords:

    African Americans; Farming; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Rev. T. K. Bridges. ; Rev. W. J. Starks. ; W. R. Flournoy. ; Doll Beatty. ; Rev. P. S. Meadows. ; James R. Crabtree
14. Rev. T. K. Bridges. ; Rev. W. J. Starks. ; W. R. Flournoy. ; Doll Beatty. ; Rev. P. S. Meadows. ; James R. Crabtree

Keywords:

    African Americans; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Rev. W. H. Carroll. ; Sudie B. McNiell. ; Mrs. W. H. Carroll. ; Lucretia C. Brown. ; Everett Richard. ; Malinda A. Hall. ; Solomon H. Buchanan. ; Samuel A. Folsom
15. Rev. W. H. Carroll. ; Sudie B. McNiell. ; Mrs. W. H. Carroll. ; Lucretia C. Brown. ; Everett Richard. ; Malinda A. Hall. ; Solomon H. Buchanan. ; Samuel A. Folsom

Keywords:

    African Americans; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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Rev. Wiley Homer.; Rev. William Butler. ; Rev. and Harriet Stewart Edwards. ; Rev. and Maria Jones Sands
16. Rev. Wiley Homer.; Rev. William Butler. ; Rev. and Harriet Stewart Edwards. ; Rev. and Maria Jones Sands

Keywords:

    African American Abolitionists; African Americans; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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The apiary, orchard and swarm-sack at left. ; Stanchions for calves, Ora feeding them with pleasure and profit
17. The apiary, orchard and swarm-sack at left. ; Stanchions for calves, Ora feeding them with pleasure and profit

Keywords:

    African Americans; Bee Culture; Calves; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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The Presbytery of Kiamichi, Garvin, Okla., April, 1914. ; Wiley Homer, his people and chapel at Grant, 1904
18. The Presbytery of Kiamichi, Garvin, Okla., April, 1914. ; Wiley Homer, his people and chapel at Grant, 1904

Keywords:

    African American Churches; African Americans; Freedmen; Relations With Choctaw Indians; United States
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