September 29, 2024/
Meet Genealogist, T’Malkia Zuri T’Malkia Zuri, legally born Tonya Reed, is the visionary founder of the Randolph County Historical Black...
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The Randolph Citizen Huntsville, Missouri · Thursday, February 28th, 1861. Newspaper made available courtesy of The State Historical Society of Missouri.
Article Summary:
On February 28th, 1861, Huntsville issued a Slave Ad notification regarding the sale of a girl named Nancy, aged fourteen years. She was seized and levied upon to satisfy an execution and associated costs in my possession, in favor of G. Williams, against said Johnson and George M. Quinn.
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April 24, 2024/
The Fugitive Slave Law of 1850: A Dark Chapter in Randolph County Missouri History In 2024, the call for reparations...
