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Lisa Y. Henderson

Researcher -- and descendant -- of North Carolina's free people of color. See also my genealogy blog at www.scuffalong.com and www.afamwilsonnc.com, which documents the African-American history of Wilson County NC.

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Newspaper Articles, North Carolina, Paternal Kin, Politics, Rights

This impudent negro will never learn his place.

April 4, 2016Lisa Y. HendersonGeorge H. White, Hagans, Jim Crow, railcar, segregation 6 Comments

Wilmington Messenger, 28 July 1900.

George White’s secretary was cousin William S. Hagans.

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