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Aunt Ann. Ann Austin was the slave of Samuel Pitts, Uniontown, Alabama. She was eighty-nine years old when the picture was taken
1. Aunt Ann. Ann Austin was the slave of Samuel Pitts, Uniontown, Alabama. She was eighty-nine years old when the picture was taken

Matthews, Essie Collins

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    African American Women Authors; African Americans; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States; Women
View @ Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. The New York Public Library
Aunt Charlotte. "Aunt Charlotte Anne" Lawson, is one of the Windsor Plantation characters. She was the slave of Captain Henry Tayloe, and was eighty years old when the picture was taken
2. Aunt Charlotte. "Aunt Charlotte Anne" Lawson, is one of the Windsor Plantation characters. She was the slave of Captain Henry Tayloe, and was eighty years old when the picture was taken

Matthews, Essie Collins

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    African American Women Authors; African Americans; Clothing & Dress; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States; Women
View @ Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. The New York Public Library
Aunt Phebe
3. Aunt Phebe

Matthews, Essie Collins

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    African American Women Authors; African Americans; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States; Women
View @ Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. The New York Public Library
Aunt Phebe Collins. Religious services of the emotional order are held in her house
4. Aunt Phebe Collins. Religious services of the emotional order are held in her house

Matthews, Essie Collins

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    African American Women Authors; African Americans; Clothing & Dress; Manners & Customs; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; South Carolina; United States; Women
View @ Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. The New York Public Library
Murriah Flood. Born a slave of Mrs. Thomas Harrison, Faunsdale Plantation. After the war, she went to Washington with her husband, where she had an unhappy experience. She returned to Faunsdale and is now nurse to her former mistress's great - grandchildren
5. Murriah Flood. Born a slave of Mrs. Thomas Harrison, Faunsdale Plantation. After the war, she went to Washington with her husband, where she had an unhappy experience. She returned to Faunsdale and is now nurse to her former mistress's great - grandchildren

Matthews, Essie Collins

Keywords:

    African American Women Authors; African Americans; Clothing & Dress; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; United States; Women
View @ Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. The New York Public Library
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