Ada Gray

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The Families of Bazil Hall and Jenny Far

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John Ringold

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Winnie Steele

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Samuel Smith

July 24, 2024

Samuel Smith was born enslaved in 1826. His enslavers, William and Catherine Minor, owned a farm called Springfield near the present-day site of Yorktown High School.

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Henry Speaks (From the Grave)

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The Families of Bazil Hall and Jenny Far

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Henry Speaks (From the Grave)

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