SLAVE NARRATIVES
 A Folk History of Slavery in the United States
From Interviews with Former Slaves


TYPEWRITTEN RECORDS PREPARED BY
THE FEDERAL WRITERS' PROJECT
1936-1938
ASSEMBLED BY
THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS PROJECT
WORK PROJECTS ADMINISTRATION
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
SPONSORED BY THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS




WASHINGTON 1941




VOLUME XVII
VIRGINIA NARRATIVES


Prepared by
the Federal Writers' Project of
the Works Progress Administration
for the State of Virginia





Transcriber's Note:
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INFORMANTS
Berry, Fannie1
  
Crawley, Charles7
  
Fulkes, Minnie11
  
Giwbs (Gibbs?), Georgina15
Goodwin, Candis17
Grandy, Charles21
  
Harris, Della24
Hines, Marriah27
Hopson, Moble31
  
Jones, Albert42
  
Kelly, Susan, and Stokes, Simon44
  
Slaughter, Richard46
Sparks, Elizabeth50
  
Wilson, Mary Jane...                        
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