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Colored Troopsveteranwhite newspaper John Jones reunites with his mother, Parthenia Jones, and brother The Evening World (New York, NY) February 23, 1894 Letter from Randolph Wiggins to Freedmen's Bureau Registers and Letters Received by the Commissioner of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1865–1872, Letters Received, Entered in Register 13, W, July-Dec. 1868.NMAAHC.FB.M752. 1st Image: https://nmaahc.si.edu/freedmens-bureau/record/fbs-1662423774659-1662425816188-0?destination=%2Fexplore%2Ffreedmens-bureau%2Fsearch%3Fedan_q%3D%2522my%2Bbrother%2522%2B%2522inquire%2522%26page%3D0 2nd Image: https://nmaahc.si.edu/freedmens-bureau/record/fbs-1662423774659-1662425816188-1?destination=%2Fexplore%2Ffreedmens-bureau%2Fsearch%3Fedan_q%3D%2522my%2Bbrother%2522%2B%2522inquire%2522%26page%3D0 December 8, 1868 Oscar Jackson seeking Charlotte Blackwell Richmond Planet (Richmond, VA) September 16, 1893 Mrs. Josephine Bass found her relatives Richmond Planet (Richmond, VA) February 4, 1893 Mrs. H. Price seeking her sister Catherine Hill Richmond Planet (Richmond, VA) June 13, 1891 J. E. Bruce seeking Eugene Clifford and Adam Pinkwood Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA) September 22, 1881 Ralph Thomas searching for Eudora Johnson Evening Star (Washington, DC) May 2, 1865 Patsey Spotsey searching for her daughter Millie Spotsey Evening Star (Washington, DC) December 4, 1871 Carolina Thomas searching for her son Aron Thomas Evening Star (Washington, DC) August 9, 1866 Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson searching for her husband Sypio Johnson Evening Star (Washington, DC) June 25, 1866 John Woodford searching for his nephew Frank Whipps Evening Star (Washington, DC) October 24, 1873 Absalom Fouts/Absolom Faust (two items: ad and reply) The St. Joseph Weekly Gazette (St. Joseph, MO) January 30, 1894 (ad) January 31, 1894 (reply, in two parts) Mary Millard searching for her daughter Margaret Ritter Millard Evening Star (Washington, DC) June 16, 1865 George E. Lemon, attorney, searching for Georgie Ann Brown The National Tribune (Washington, DC) June 4, 1891 Geo. E. Lemon searching for Sam Spoons Blakely National Tribune (Washington, DC) November 17, 1892 Alexander Oglesby searching for three Civil War veterans Mr. Mines Goodall, Abraham Pussley, and Robert Allen The Nashville Globe (Nashville, TN) August 22, 1913 Kesia Able searching for her daughter, Frenes Taylor [Frances Taylor] (3rd of 3 ads placed) Evening Star (Washington, DC) May 1, 1867 Mr. J. Sims reunited with his two sisters The Colored American (Washington, DC) November 25, 1899 Mrs. Alice Young searching for her mother Mrs. Candace Quinn and sisters Mrs. Ella Barby and Mrs. Missouri Walker The Huntsville Journal (Huntsville, AL) July 16, 1897 Henry Lucas searching for his wife Louisa Lucas and their three children Evening Star (Washington, DC) November 5, 1862 Attorney Chas. Cowles Tucker searching for Elizabeth Jackson The Sun (Baltimore, MD) December 30, 1890 Unnamed woman searching for her sister Caroline Campbell New National Era (Washington, DC) July 6, 1871 John. M. Dorsey searching for his mother's family, including Mrs. Rachel Williams and Mrs. Aritha Ann Taylor Richmond Planet (Richmond, VA) August 20, 1910 John Jones finds his mother, Parthenia Jones, after more than a 30-year separation The Sun (New York, NY) February 23, 1894 Harvey Spalding & Sons searching for Simon Smith or his heirs Times-Promoter (Hernando, MS) February 23, 1906 of 2
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