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My Alabama Shaw Family on My Father’s Side From 1861-2014

August 2, 2016
Tags: Family, Black Family, Racial Equality, US Congressman need a "Pass, " Work Ethic, family values, education, slavery, Manhood Ritual, Recreation Cotton, corn, and Peanut Field Work, Disciplining
Mr. Mitchell lived in Royal Oak Manor in Northwest Atlanta told me his grandfather was another one of my great grandmother Julie’s peers

Posted Aug 2, 2016

Annie Shaw-Barnes, Ph.D.
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Hi everyone,

Mr. Mitchell told me  Read More 
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My Alabama Shaw Family on My Father’s Side From 1861-2014

August 1, 2016
Tags: Family, Black Family, Racial Equality, US Congressman need a "Pass, " Work Ethic, family values, education, slavery, Manhood Ritual, Recreation Cotton, corn, and Peanut Field Work, Disciplining
While Great Grandmother Julie was still unmarried, I will tell you about her slave peers, during the Antebellum Era. They are my friends’ ancestors. I was told these insightful true stories about the Antebellum Era in 1969 and 1970, while conducting research for my doctoral dissertation, in the Royal Oak Manor neighborhood in Northwest Atlanta, and  Read More 
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