Keyword Year Type Select Ads Obituaries How to Search Advanced Search Showing 2184 results Sort by: Title Refine search Source Select...Baton Rouge Tri-weekly Gazette & Comet (Baton Rouge, LA)Herald of Kansas (Topeka, KS)Lost Friends AdNew Orleans Republican (New Orleans, LA)New Orleans Tribune (New Orleans, LA)Souhwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA)Southern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA)Southwestern Christain Advocate (New Orleans, LA)Southwestern Christian AdvocateSouthwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA)Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans LA)Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LASouthwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA)Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA)Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, PA)Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans)Southwestern Christian Advocate, (New Orleans, LA)Southwestern Christian Recorder (New Orleans, LA)The Black Republican (New Orleans, LA)The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)The Daily Picayune (New Orleans, LA)The Donaldsonville Chief (Donaldsonville, LA)The Freedman (Boston, MA)The Louisiana Democrat (Alexandria, LA)The New Orleans Daily Democrat (New Orleans, LA)The Ouachita Telegraph (Monroe, LA)The Shreveport Times (Shreveport, LA)The South-Western (Shreveport, LA)The Southwestern Christian Advocate (New Orleans, LA)The Times-Democrat (New Orleans, LA)The True Southerner (Hampton, VA)The Weekly Louisianan (New Orleans, LA)The Weekly LouisianianThe Weekly Louisianian (New Orleans, LA)The Weekly Pelican (New Orleans, LA) Item Type Ad Tags African Methodist Episcopal Churchantebellum adArmy Hospitalattorneyaunt(s)baptismcapturedchanged namechild(ren)Civil WarCivil War battleConfederate States Armycontrabandsconvictedcustodydebtdeceaseddesertion (spousal)dowrydying wishemancipationemigrationenslaver looking for former slaveescapedestateestate divisionExodustersfamily historyfemale enslaverforced migrationformer enslaverfree people of colorfreedgrandparent(s)heir(s)hired outIndian Territoryinheritancekidnappingleft with Union Armyliteracylocation knownlynchingmanumittedmaritime workmaster diedmigration (north)migration (post-emancipation)migration (west)ministerministers please readmissing person(s)multiple adsmutual searchNative Americansnephewnewspaper replyniecenorthern slaveryorphan/orphanageparent(s)passingpension (Civil War)person with a disabilityphysical descriptionprobatepropertyrailroadrailroad workerReconstructionremarriedresistancereunion successfulrewardrunawaysailorsearching for former enslaverself-emancipationself-injuryself-purchaseSherman's Armysibling(s)simultaneous searchskilled tradeslave tradeslave tradersold southsoldierspeculatorspousesteamboatstolensuicideU. 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