Rachel Barnes Taylor, Wilson NC – laundress, 1900s-1927.
Sarah Henderson Jacobs Silver, Wilson NC – laundress, 1900s-1938.
Ella Mercer Barnes, Wilson NC – wife of Wesley Barnes; laundress, circa 1910.
Mary Mercer Barnes, Wilson NC – wife of Jesse Barnes; laundress, circa 1910.
Ida Colvert Stockton, Statesville NC – laundress, circa 1910.
Julia “Mollie” Henderson Hall Holt, Greensboro NC — washerwoman, circa 1910.
Agnes West Artis, Washington DC – wife of Adam T. Artis Jr.; laundress, circa 1910.
Lon W. Colvert, Statesville NC – owned and operated pressing & cleaning business, 1910s-1920s.
Bertha Taylor Reaves, Wilson NC – laundress, washerwoman, 1910s-1930s.
Selma E. Colvert, Statesville NC – laundress, 1910s.
Blanchard Aldridge, Fremont NC — pressing & cleaning, 1910s.
Hattie Mae Henderson Ricks, Wilson NC – laundress, 1920s-1930s.
Eliza Taylor Taylor, Wilson NC — laundress, circa 1920.
Greeman Taylor, Wilson NC – street bootblack, circa 1920.
Onie Miller, Salisbury NC — washing, circa 1930.
Daisy Barfield, Mount Olive NC — laundress, circa 1924.
Annie Artis Best, Wilson NC – laundress, circa 1930.
Sallie Wynn Manuel, Goldsboro NC — laundress, circa 1930.
Carrie McNeely Colvert, Statesville NC – laundress, 1930s.
Janie McNeely Taylor, Statesville NC – laundress, Statesville Steam Laundry, 1930s.
Frances McNeely, Statesville NC — laundress, Statesville Steam Laundry, 1930s.
Sarah McNeely Green, Statesville NC – laundress, Statesville Steam Laundry, circa 1930.
Sylvia Kornegay Smith, Goldsboro NC – wife of Johnnie Smith; laundress, circa 1930.
Madie Taylor Barnes, New York NY – presser, dress factory, 1930s-1940s.
Vera Barnes, New York NY – presser, dress factory, circa 1940.
Rachel Barnes Stevens, New York NY – presser, dress factory, circa 1940.
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The fifth in an occasional series exploring the ways in which my kinfolk made their livings in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
LOOKING FOR MISS DAISY ROBINSON (DAISY CONNAR) WHO WAS A NURSE AT DAVIS HOSPITAL COLORED BRANCH, , STATESVILLE, NC LOCATED ON GARFIELD ST. CIRCA 1935-1945 – THERE IS VERY LITTLE INFORMATION FOR THIS LADY WHO NEEDS RECOGNITION, ALSO DR. R.S. HOLLIDAY – WHO’S PRACTICE WAS A BLOCK AWAY FROM ‘MISS DAISY’S.
THANKS
There’s a bit about Dr. Holliday on my other blog, http://www.ncfpc.net. Search for his name there. Thanks!
Hopefully for history month we can have someone do some more research on ms. Daisy Robinson, who was a nurse at Davis hosp. Colored annex on Garfield street from about 1925 – 1940, house is gone, and she is buried in cemetery on green st. She has no marker, she died from tb, she had a son. This lady needs her recognition & dignity, restored, her name is found listed next to Davis Hosp, in old Statesville business directories around 1935