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Civil War Emancipation

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remembering freedom for the slaves ...

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Civil War Emancipation | remembering freedom for the slaves … Civil War Emancipation remembering freedom for the slaves … Skip to content ← Older posts WPA Slave Narratives – When Slaves Learned They Were Free, Part 2: Bottom Rail on Top Posted on September 5, 2022 by Donald R. Shaffer This is Part 2 of the blog posts (click for Part 1) exploring interesting accounts of ex-slaves relating the story of how they learned they were free found in the WPA Slave Narratives. The following excerpt is from Mary Ella Grandberry, a former slave living in Sheffield, Alabama. She and her family had been slaves of a bachelor slaveholder in nearby Barton, Alabama, who owned over a hundred slaves. Her account is notable for her claim that Union troops that occupied the plantation for a time, which was near the Tennessee River, forced the whites that remained during the occupation to make meals for the slaves and also to serve them. The soldiers seem to have taken this step to hum...

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