Anna Brown seeking information about her brothers Henry, William and John Brundridge, as well as her sister Lucinda Towls (2nd of 2 ads)

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

July 23, 1896

William Wadkin searching for Wadkin family

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

May 21, 1896

John Jordan searching for son John Jordan

Freedmen’s Record (Boston, MA)

June 1866

Mrs. Alfred Lewis searching for John Purnell

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

September 5, 1895

Julia Culler searching for aunt Sarah Roberson

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

September 5, 1895

Amanda Heart searching for sisters Henrietta and Fulay (1st of 2 ads)

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

January 3, 1895

Joseph Peco (formerly Alonzo Canady) looking for his brother Stephen Canady and William Walker (1st of 2 ads)

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

November 8, 1894

Robert Randall searching for his brother Rev. Green Tarver

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

October 25, 1894

Maggie Simpson searching for her mother Mrs. Mary Ann Simpson (2nd of 2 ads)

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

October 11, 1894

R. Gray searching for his maternal uncles Lawson and Charlie McClennan and maternal aunts (2nd of 2 ads)

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

June 7, 1894

Rev. R. A. Adam seeking information of his uncle John Jones (2nd of 2 ads)

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

June 7, 1894

Rev. Geo. M. Tillman looking for brother Jacob T. Tillman

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

May 17, 1894

W. D. F. Pyle searching for his mother Christian Ann Belgrove and several siblings (2nd of 2 ads)

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

March 8, 1894

Nellie Jones reunited with her husband Ed. Jones

The State Ledger (Topeka, KS)

May 12, 1893

Unnamed father and son reunited

National Anti-Slavery Standard (New York, NY)

August 9, 1862

A Strange Incident.—Six years ago, a young black man in Maryland, tired of being a slave, took advantage of a propitious night, and ran away to Canada. On sending back an occasional message to his aged father, who remained behind in bonds, he found means, for some time, of procuring answers, until at length no more answers came. Then for five…

James Davidson found his daughter Miss Lena Davidson

The State Ledger (Topeka, KS)

April 13, 1894

Pleasant Beal (formerly Pleasant Slater) searching for Slater family

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

October 5, 1893

Elvira Claton (formerly Elvira Saphran) looking for Saphran family

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

June 8, 1893

Rev. J. G. Dawson looking for his brother Robert Dawson

The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)

September 11, 1890

Mrs. Emma Thompson searching for John Bryant

The Weekly Call (Topeka, KS)

August 5, 1893

INFORMATION WANTED. A. to the whereabouts of John Bry ant [Byrant] who when last heard of was work- ing [working] in a barber shop in Montgomery, Alabama. Baptist Leader please copy and for- ward [forward] all information to Mrs. Emma Thompson, his aged mother. Direct to Dutton House, Topeka, Kansas

May Kelley seeking her brother John Kelley

The Oakland Daily Times (Oakland, CA)

November 7, 1878

INFORMATION WANTED — May Kelley, now stopping at the Oakland House, on Third and Broadway, wishes to find her brother, John Kelley. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully received. nov[undecipherable]

William Brown seeking Rachel and Margaret Brown

The Northwestern Recorder (Milwaukee, WI)

February, 1893

RACHEL BROWN.—I should like to know the whereabouts of my sister, Rachel Brown, owned by Joseph Waneforth, the banker at Maysville, Ky. I saw her last at that place in 1870. Also Margaret Brown, owned by the same man. Address Wm. Brown, 1162 Fulton street, Chicago, Ill.

Unnamed searching for Nancy Mooman

The Northwestern Recorder (Milwaukee, WI)

February 1893

NANCY MOOMAN.—I wish to find my sister; the last time I saw her was in Mead county, Ky. Last I heard of her, she was in Litchfield, Ky. My father's name was Enoch Mooman. Any information of her whereabouts will be thankfully received. Address, Second Baptist Church, New Albany, Ind.

Thomas T. Miller seeking his siblings

The Northwestern Recorder (Milwaukee, WI)

February, 1893

I WISH to find my brother and sister. I left them in Hocksville, Luray County, Virginia. We belonged so Abram Miller, who bought Longs mill on the Shanandoah River. My mother's name was Lucy Miller. I wastaken away by John G. Hamilton. Address Thomas T. Miller, rear 388 North State street, Chicago, Ill.

Rebecca Seals seeking Andrew Hern

The Northwestern Recorder (Milwaukee, WI)

February 1893

ANDREW HERN.—I desire to find my son, Andrew Hern. He left here in 1887, head from him three years ago, was then in California, Los An- geles [Angeles] County. Any information will be gladly received by Rebecca Seals, 130 South Third Street, Lafayette, Ind.