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Yes, Page County, you once had slaves…
While the audience of this blog is typically from well beyond the boundaries of my home county (and, I’m happy to say, even beyond the confines of this continent), I frequently look back to that place, as I have spent a considerable number of years writing about its history. No doubt, it’s fascinating to me […]
A story about Henry Berry Lowry/Lowrie, “a free man of color” in the Civil War
April 29, 2009 by Robert Moore
Some may recall that I mentioned Henry “Dad” Brown in Harry’s Bull Runnings Blog, but I cannot emphasize enough that Brown’s story is actually a reflection of but one element of the “many Souths,” and in fact, the many perspectives of Southern free blacks during the Civil War (again, a part of the reason why […]
Too Long Forgotten Post, 2/13/2009
February 13, 2009 by Robert Moore
See Freedmen’s Bureau Reports for Page County. The article was developed based upon information available through the Valley of the Shadow’s “The Freedmen’s Bureau Records.”
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