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  • @InfoWantedOrg
    Last Seen Project
    @InfoWantedOrg
    Jun 22
    "Norah’s Handkerchief" follows Norah, a determined young woman who was freed from slavery when Union troops arrived to Galveston, Texas. After the War, will Norah be able to find her long-lost family? Purchase "Norah's Handkerchief" at truefiktion.com/store/norahs-h…
  • @InfoWantedOrg
    Last Seen Project
    @InfoWantedOrg
    Jun 19
    The Last Seen Project wishes everyone a happy Juneteenth! #LastSeenProject #BlackHistory #Juneteenth #DigitalHistory
  • @InfoWantedOrg
    Last Seen Project
    @InfoWantedOrg
    Jun 18
    On February 2, 1884, J. W. Williams was searching for his relatives, Montgomery and Martha Middling. They were taken to Texas by Hawkling Middling and were last heard of to be in Galveston, TX. #LastSeenProject #BlackHistory #Juneteenth #DigitalHistory #BlackGenealogy
  • @InfoWantedOrg
    Last Seen Project
    @InfoWantedOrg
    Jun 16
    On August 7, 1879, Alfred Jurard was searching for his uncle, Lewis Jurard. Lewis Jurard left Montgomery County, MS, in 1870 for Galveston, TX, to search for his father. He was last heard from in Shreveport, LA. #BlackHistory #Juneteenth #DigitalHistory #BlackGenealogy
  • @InfoWantedOrg
    Last Seen Project
    @InfoWantedOrg
    Jun 15
    On March 18, 1880, Matilda Woodrow was searching for her sisters, Leah and Hannah Ash. Her family was taken down to Texas by Mr. Grandgo from Wilmington County, NC. #BlackHistory #Juneteenth #DigitalHistory #BlackGenealogy