Genealogical Directory of Black Families in Polk County, Texas: Includes Some White Slave Owners - Paperback
by Mary Joyce Davis M. Ed (Author)
The Genealogical Directory Of Black Families, although limited, includes some White Plantation Owners who brought Slaves from many different States from the middle to late 1800s to Polk County, Texas. Some early registered Black marriages are included. Almost a thousand former slaves who registered to vote in 1867 in Polk County, Texas, are included and include the states they were born in. In addition, other early Black history is included that may be very useful to those who are researching their history.
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