Keyword Year Type Select Ads Obituaries How to Search Advanced Search Showing 117 results Sort by: Title Refine search Source Select...Colored American (Washington, DC)Evening Star (Washington, DC)National Freedman's Savings Bank (Washington, D.C.)National Republican (Washington, DC)National Tribune (Washington, DC)New Era (Washington, DC)New National Era (Washington, DC)People's Advocate (Washington, DC)The Colored American (Washington, DC)The National Era (Washington, DC)The National Tribune (Washington, DC)The Washington Bee (Washington, DC)The Washington Times (Washington, DC)Washington Bee (Washington, DC)Washington Times (Washington, DC) Item Type Ad Tags Andersonville Prisonantebellum adattorneychanged namechild(ren)Civil WarCivil War battleConfederate States Armycontrabandsdeceaseddesertion (spousal)desertions (Civil War)dowrydying wishemancipationenslaver looking for former slaveescapedestateestate divisionfamily historyfemale enslaverforced migrationformer enslaverfraternal groupsfreedFreemasonsgrandparent(s)heir(s)inheritancekidnappingleft with Union Armyliteracylocation knownmanumittedmaster diedmigration (north)missing person(s)mutual searchNative Americansparent(s)pension (Civil War)physical descriptionpropertyReconstructionremarriedresistancereunion successfulrewardrunawayself-emancipationself-purchasesibling(s)simultaneous searchskilled tradeslave tradeslave tradersoldsold southsoldierspousestolenU. S. ArmyU. S. Colored CavalryU. S. Colored InfantryU. S. Colored TroopsU. S. Navyveteranwhite newspaperwidow Mary Virginia Thornton, Dover, NH, searching for mother and siblings New Era (Washington, DC) July 7, 1870 Mr. Goosland [Rev. Matthew Goosland], sold in 1847, finds his sister New National Era (Washington, DC) April 11, 1872 Mr. J. Sims reunited with his two sisters The Colored American (Washington, DC) November 25, 1899 Mrs. Betty Reynolds searching for Saunk Joyce The Colored American (Washington, DC) March 7, 1903 Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson searching for her husband Sypio Johnson Evening Star (Washington, DC) June 25, 1866 Mrs. Harriet Smith (formerly Harriet Russell) searching for her sons Henry and Llewllyn Russell New Era (Washington, DC) July 28, 1870 Mrs. Jane Olbey seeking information about her son Ledyard G. Robbins The National Era (Washington, DC) November 17, 1853 Mrs. Maggie Broad searching for officers or enlisted men who knew Julian Broad National Tribune (Washington, DC) June 28, 1900 Mrs. Martha Ashston searching for Mrs. Mary Ware and her husband Thurban Ware Washington Bee (Washington, DC) March 14, 1891 Mrs. Sarah G. Carter searching for her sons Thomas C. Allen and Hubbard Franklin Allen (or Tomas C. Perkins and Hubbard Franklin Perkins) The National Tribune (Washington, DC) April 9, 1908 Mrs. Virginia Waugh searching for Washington Magruder Evening Star (Washington, DC) January 5, 1882 Mrs. Winnefred Sanders searching for anyone who served in the U. S. Navy with Joseph Bell National Tribune (Washington, DC) July 28, 1904 Nathaniel Dunmore searching for soldiers regarding Edmond Dunmore's death National Tribune (Washington, DC) August 29, 1889 Nelson Lewis searching for David D. Ficket, U. S. C. T. National Tribune (Washington, DC) September 22, 1904 O. B. Armstrong searching for fellow servicemembers The National Tribune (Washington, DC) September 29, 1910 Patsey Spotsey searching for her daughter Millie Spotsey Evening Star (Washington, DC) December 4, 1871 Pearl Smith searching for John Smith and his daughters Ora and Sarah Smith Evening Star (Washington, DC) July 6, 1905 Ralph Thomas searching for Eudora Johnson Evening Star (Washington, DC) May 2, 1865 Rev. Geo. Nichols searching for address of lieutenant, U.S.C.T. National Tribune (Washington, DC) December 30, 1909 Richard Bradley searching for his mother Elizabeth Bradley, sisters, and brother New National Era (Washington, DC) March 14, 1872 Richard Zeigler finds his wife after 32 years The National Tribune (Washington, DC) February 22, 1883 Robert Hubbard searching for his parents Camilla and Robert and his siblings New National Era (Washington, DC) July 6, 1871 S. T. Moore looking for former servicemembers from Co. H. of the 64th U. S. C. T. The National Tribune (Washington, DC) October 22, 1908 S. Tyler Moore searching for his father, Edward Moore or Edward Hunt The National Tribune (Washington, DC) April 1, 1909 Sampson Alexander searching for their father Sandy Alexander and others New National Era (Washington, DC) November 23, 1871 of 5
![Mr. Goosland [Rev. Matthew Goosland], sold in 1847, finds his sister](https://www.informationwanted.org/files/fullsize/0aafee16b7ff0c91c9ef045ae4e65e38.jpg "Mr. Goosland [Rev. Matthew Goosland], sold in 1847, finds his sister")
