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Allen B. Daniels states that he cannot come to court until he receives statements from Redman Pinkstaff, and Henry Rider who has moved ...
Knox County Public Library -
Register of Negroes & MulattoesKnox County, IN June 1853 – June 1858The index in the front of the Register of Negroes & Mulat...
Knox County Public Library -
Article about P. B. S. Pinchback, an African-American who lived in Terre Haute for an unspecified period of time in the 19th century....
Vigo County Public Library -
Folder 4084 in Box 74 of Knox County Circuit Court records at the Knox County Public Library’s McGrady-Brockman House contains only one&#x...
Knox County Public Library -
On February 4, 1820 before F. Graeter J.P., Francis Tisdale files a complaint against Francis Jackson also known as Mulee, a man of col...
Knox County Public Library -
Folder 2512 in Box 44 of Knox County Circuit Court records at the Knox County Public Library’s McGrady-Brockman House holds seven document...
Knox County Public Library -
Article describes African Americans who lived in Terre Haute in the nineteenth century.
Vigo County Public Library -
Article describes African-Americans who lived in Terre Haute in the nineteenth century. Continuation of Black heritage bountiful article of Feb. 16,&#...
Vigo County Public Library -
Article about notable African-Americans who have lived in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Vigo County Public Library -
This is an issue of We the People, an annual periodical published by the Indiana Constitution Day Committee.
Annual
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These individuals paid taxes in 1802 on bonded servants or slaves living in Palmyra Township.Claypoole, Jeremiah, four bonded servantsJordan, Ephraim, ...
Knox County Public Library -
The following individuals living in Harrison Township who had to pay taxes on bonded servants and or slaves. Decker, Abraham Sr., one bonded...
Knox County Public Library -
James a Negro, Morris a Mulatto, both living at Governor William Harrison’s home are subpoenaed to come to the February 1805, General ...
Knox County Public Library -
Individuals living in Vincennes Township who paid taxes on slaves and or indentured servants.Bazadone, Laurent, one bonded servantBuntin, Robert, one ...
Knox County Public Library -
Baird, Thomas, two servants and/or slavesBeckes, Permenas, two servants and/or slavesBaird, Robert, one servant and/or slaveBazadone, Laurence, one&#x...
Knox County Public Library -
Tax records of individuals who lived in Knox County, Indiana and paid taxes on servants and slaves in 1805Bazedon, Laurence, one servant and...
Knox County Public Library -
A speech of Charles E. Hooker from June 15, 1876 concerning relations between the white and colored people of the south.
Indiana State Library Genealogy Collection -
Folder 8520 in Box 168 of Knox County Circuit Court records at the Knox County Public Library’s McGrady-Brockman House contains 12 documen...
Knox County Public Library -
Folder 8786 in Box 173 of Knox County Circuit Court records at the Knox County Public Library’s McGrady-Brockman House contains two docume...
Knox County Public Library -
Articles digitized with the permission of The Star Press archive.
List of local people who have lived in the same house for 50+ years: Barbara Black (Eaton, 56 years).; Frost of June...
This archival material has been provided for educational purposes. Ball State University Libraries recognizes that some historic items may include off...
Greene, Richard A. Our Neighborhood Articles
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