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Black and white photograph of eleven unidentified people posing outside the doors of a building.
Educational Heritage Association -
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 -
Photograph of a woman believed to be Mrs. J. H. Cliff. The young woman is standing next to a decorated mantel with a book resting&...
Princeton Public Library -
Fillis aka Philis is ordered to come before the Court of the Knox County Court of General Quarter Sessions on August 5, 1802. She ...
Knox County Public Library -
Through the Lens of a Wabash Valley Girl
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A Negro man by the name Bartlett is accused of stealing a fiddle, two shirts, a pair of overalls, a knife, twenty pounds of flour,...
Knox County Public Library -
Two black and white newspaper photographs of Wiley High School being torn down. Printed on top of the photos of Wiley are two written&#...
Educational Heritage Association -
This is the 3rd article in a 4 part series on the status of African Americans in Terre Haute, Indiana. This article describes the ...
Vigo County Public Library -
Indoor photograph of a young black woman seated beside a small round table which is cover with a cloth to the floor with a writing...
Princeton Public Library -
This is the 1st article in a 4 part series on the status of African Americans in Terre Haute, Indiana. This article describes the ...
Vigo County Public Library -
This is the 4th article in a 4 part series on the status of African Americans in Terre Haute, Indiana. This article describes the ...
Vigo County Public Library -
Photograph of Ronald Black, owner, and his friends Jerold Todd, Ellis Pop Truitt, and Bluford Minnis standing around inside Blacks garage on ...
Gibson County Community -
Studio photograph of a woman believed to be Mrs. Madison. She is standing by a wicker chair with her left hand resting on the chai...
Princeton Public Library -
Outdoor photograph of Mrs. E. D. Black and her child standing on the sidewalk downtown. She is wearing a skirt with diagonal stripes an...
Princeton Public Library -
Black and white photograph of two unidentified people and a cabin out in the woods.
Merom Camp and Retreat Center, Inc. -
Black and white photograph of several unidentified individuals outside a building. Some of the people are holding musical instruments.
Merom Camp and Retreat Center, Inc. -
This article discusses the settlement of African-Americans in Vigo County at a time. Even though the Indiana constitution had abolished slavery, ...
Vigo County Public Library -
This is an article about African-Americans in Vigo County from their settlement in Lost Creek Township to 1994.
Vigo County Public Library -
On January 4, 1800, a complaint is filed against Eustace Deille by Allen Ramsey. Allen Ramsey accused Deille of stealing and carrying away&#...
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
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