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African American cemetery guide: four generations of the pioneer families: Bluff City, Channing, Aurora, Batavia and other locations / compiled by Raleigh Sutton

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Cemetery guide to Elgin, Illinois's earliest African American residents.
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Gail Borden Public Library District

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Illinois Digital Heritage Hub

Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Elgin
  3. Elgin (Ill.)
  4. History
  5. Illinois
  6. Registers Of Births, Etc

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