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Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States from Interviews with Former Slaves, Volume XIV, South Carolina Narratives, Part 2
by United States. Work Projects Administration
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This volume presents a collection of oral histories from individuals in South Carolina who experienced slavery firsthand. Compiled between 1936 and 1938 as part of the Federal Writers' Project, these narratives document personal accounts of enslavement, reflecting the social and economic conditions of the period. The interviews, conducted by primarily white interviewers in the context of Depression-era America, provide detailed descriptions of daily life, work, and the relationships of enslaved persons with their enslavers. The text serves as a primary source for understanding the realities of slavery from the perspectives of those who endured it, while also illustrating the complexities of race, memory, and history in the United States.
The collection forms part of a larger effort to preserve the voices of former slaves before their passing, offering invaluable insights into a significant chapter of American history. This volume specifically focuses on South Carolina, contributing to the broader documentation of slavery in the American South during the 19th century.
The collection forms part of a larger effort to preserve the voices of former slaves before their passing, offering invaluable insights into a significant chapter of American history. This volume specifically focuses on South Carolina, contributing to the broader documentation of slavery in the American South during the 19th century.
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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 Illustrated with Photographs SOUTH CAROLINA NARRATIVES Prepared by the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration for the State of South Carolina Transcriber's Note: To reflect the individual character of this document, inconsistencies in punctuation and formatting have been retained. Small corrections are shown by dotted red line [HW:] denotes a handwritten amendment. INFORMANTS Eddington, Harriet 1 Edwards, Mary 2 Elliott, Rev. John B. 3 Elmore, Emanuel 10 Emmanuel, Ryer 11 , 17 , 22 Eubanks, Pen 27 Evans, Lewis 30 Evans, Phillip 34 Fair, Eugenia 38 Farrow, Caroline 39 , 42 Feaster, Gus 43 , 48 , 54 Ferguson, Ann 72 Ford, Aaron 74 Foster, Charlotte 80 Franklin, John 84 Fraser, Emma 87 Frost, Adele 88 Gadsden, Amos 91 Gallman, Janie 97 Gallman, Lucy 100 Gallman, Simon 103 , 104 Gary, Laurence 106 Gause, Louisa 107 Gibson, Gracie 113 Giles, Charlie 115 Gillison, Willis 117 Gilmore, Brawley 120 Gladdeny, Pick 124 Gladney, Henry 129 Glasgow, Emoline 134 Glenn, Silas 136 Glover, John 138 Godbold, Hector 143 Goddard, Daniel 149 Godfrey, Ellen 153 , 159 , 161 , 164 Goodwater, Thomas 166 Grant, Charlie 171 Grant, Rebecca Jane 177 , 183 Graves, John (Uncle Brack) 187 Greely, Sim 190 Green, Elijah 195 Green, W. M. 200 Grey, Adeline 203 Griffin, Fannie 209 Griffin, Madison 212 Grigsby, Peggy 215 Guntharpe, Violet 216 Hamilton, John 221 Hamlin, (Hamilton) Susan 223 , 226 , 233 Harp, Anson 237 Harper, Thomas 240 Harris, Abe 242 Harrison, Eli 244 Harvey, Charlie Jeff 247 Hasty, Eliza 252 Haynes, Dolly 258 Henderson, Liney 261 Henry, Jim 266 Herndon, Zack 271 Heyward, Lavinia 276 Heyward, Lucretia 279 Heywood, Mariah 282 Hill, Jerry 289 Hollins, Jane 291 Holmes, Cornelius 294 Horry, Ben 298 , 308 , 316 , 323 Hughes, Margaret 327 Hunter, Hester 331 , 335 , 341 ILLUSTRATIONS Facing Page Ben Horry 298 Project 1885-1 FOLKLORE Spartanburg Dist. 4 May 25, 1937 Edited by: Elmer Turnage STORIES OF EX-SLAVES "I was born in the town of Newberry, and was a servant of Major John P. Kinard. I married Sam Eddington. I was a Baker, daughter of Mike and Patience Baker.…
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