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Compilation of Letters -- Responses to the Burnettes

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Buxton Historic Site and Museum: Index of Surnames

Printout from webpage of an index of surnames from the Buston Historic Site and Museum. Handwritten notes.

Tags: Adams, Alexander, Allen, Alycnthia, Amealyte, Anderson, Annie, Arlie, Baker, Balck, Banks, Bannister, Bass, Baylis, Bayliss, Bazey, Beatrice, Beckwith, Beddoes, Bennet, Benton, Bessie, Bias, Bissel, Black, Blackshear, Blainey, Bogess, Boswell, Bowles, Boyd, Bridget, Brooks, Brown, Bruce, Butler, Buxton Historic Site and Museum, Carey, Caroline, Carrie, Casey, Cerise, Chandler, Chapman, Charlotte, Chase, Cheatam, Clark, Colley, Cratchfield, Crawford, Crawley, Crosby, Crowley, Cuazy, Curtis, Cynthia, Daphine, Davis, Defreitas, Denise, Dennis, Dolman, Drye, Duckett, Dudley, Duncan, Dungy, Dyke, Edith, Edward, Edwards, Elisha, Eliza, Elizabeth, Ellen, Ellory, Ernie, Evans, Families, Fanny, Fern, Fields, Fisher, Foster, Frances, Fred, Freeman, French, Garel, Garrel, George, Gields, Girley, Givens, Glendora, Graham, Grasty, Gregory, Griffith, Grinage, Gross, Hallums, Hancock, Handsor, Handwritten Notes, Harding, Hardy, Harris, Hatter, Helm, Henson, Highgate, Hoffman, Hooper, Hutchison, Jackson, James, Jane, Janebissel, Jillian, John, Johnson, Jones, Jr., Kersey, King, Knight, Ladd, Lambkin, Land, Levia, Lewis, Lily, Madley, Margaret, Margo, Marilyn, Marion, Marshall, Martha, Mary, Matilda, May, McCarthur, McClendon, McKeithen, McPherson, Melancy, Melvin, Meman, Michelle, Millben, Moore, Morgan, Motley, Newby, Nina, Not Found, Pat, Patterson, Pierce, Poindexter, Poole, Prince, Rann, Rayburn, Redmond, Renmond, Richardson, Richarsdon, Riddle, Robbins, Robert Robinson, Roby, Roller, Roper, Ruffin, Salters, Samuel, Sarah, Saroea, Saundra, Scott, Segee, Selcage, Shadd, Shepley, Shreve, Sidney, Simmons, Simms, Simpson, Smith, Snead, Soloman, Solomon, Starks, Starr, Stockton, Surname Index, Talbot, Taylor, Thomas, Thompson, Thomson, Timbers, Travis, Tudor, Tyler, Unknown, Vaden, Venice, Vincent, Violet, Virginia, Wade, Walker, Wallace, Walter, Watts, Webb, White, Wiggins, William, Williams, Willie, Wilson, Wright, Yates, Yolanda, Yott, Zebbs

Buxton National Historic Site and Museum: Introduction to Elgin

Printout from webpage of an introdcution to Elgin (also known as Buxtin), which was the last of four organized black settlements to come into existence in Canada. Some highlighting.

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6th Annual Deerfield Music Festival

Recordings of performances by students from Bannockburn School, Deerfield High School, and Wilmot School during a music festival held at Deerfield High School.