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  Toby Blake

  Regiment: 21st United States Colored Troops Company: H Rank: Private Mustered-in date and place: 3 September 1864 at Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, United States Mustered-out date and place: 23 September 1865 at Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, United States
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  Toby Jenkins

  Regiment: 128th United States Colored Troops Infantry Company: H Rank: Private Mustered-in date and place: 13 March 1865 Mustered-out date and place: 10 October 1866 in Morris Island, South Carolina, United States
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  Toby Tobias Singleton
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  Toi Clark Jones Wagstaff
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  Tom DeWolf

  Tom DeWolf discusses the history of the DeWolf family, a prominent family from colonial New England that participated in the transatlantic slave trade in many facets.
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  Tony Alston

  Regiment: 128th United States Colored Troops Company: G Rank: Private Mustered-in date and place: 27 March 1865 at Beaufort, South Carolina, United States Mustered-out date and place: 10 October 1866 at Morris Island, South Carolina, United States
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  Tony Edwards

  Regiment: 34th United States Colored Troops Company: C; G Rank: Private Mustered-in date: 20 March 1863 at Beaufort, South Carolina, United States Mustered-out date and place: 28 February1866 at Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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  Tony Gowans

  Regiment: 81st United States Colored Troops Infantry; 39th United States Colored Troops Infantry; 25th United States Colored Troops Infantry Company: B; C; A Rank: Sergeant; Private Mustered-in date and place: 24 August 1863 in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States; 5 October 1866; 5 October 1869 Mustered-out date: September 1866; 5 October 1869; 5 October 1874
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  Tony Jenkins

  Regiment: 34th United States Colored Troops Infantry Company: F Rank: Private Mustered-in date and place: 2 June 1863 Mustered-out date and place: 28 February 1866
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  Tonya Felita Euland Carson
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  Tonya Singer

  Tonya Singer discusses learning about her enslaving ancestors in her 40s and her outrage at not learning before that age. She also reflects on learning about the history of slavery in New England.
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  Troy Adams

  Regiment: 24th United States Colored Troops Company: A Rank: Private Mustered-in date and place: 15 May 1876 Mustered-out date and place: 12 May 1881 at Fort Supply, United States
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  Two men holding trophy in front of group

  Thomas Johnson and Joseph Matthews holding a trophy at a sports banquet in the community center in Westchester.
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  Two newspaper clippings on the death of William du Henri Brown

  Both articles are about the death of William du Henri Brown, who founded the Springfield Terrace School, later called the Pearl L. Smith Elementary School.
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  Tyra J.
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  Tyrone Singleton
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  Union County, South Carolina Irish-born enslavers

  Compiled transcription detailing Irish-born enslavers living in South Carolina. Created using public sources.
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  Verdia Mae Webb
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  Verge Davis
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  Verna Harbin Burkhead
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  Verna Michele Bullard
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  Vertelle Dixon Coaxum
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  Victoria White Murray
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  Vilmont and Julianne Schexnayder

  Portrait of Vilmont and Julianna Schexnayder from Patterson, Saint Mary's Parish, Lousiana, United States. Photograph taken by unknown photographer in the 1800s. Julianne and her parents, Paul and Harriet, were enslaved by the brothers Octave and Numa Cornay of the Calumet Plantation. The plantation was in Patterson, St. Mary's Parish, Louisiana and was a large sugar mill. During the Civil War, Julianne went with the Cornays to Lafayette, Louisiana, where she had one son by a man she was not married to but had a "shacking" relationship to breed children. After the Civil war, Julianne returned to Patterson, St. Mary's Parish, Louisiana and was a laundress. She met and married Vilmont Schexnayder on 4 January 1883 in St. Mary's Parish, Louisiana, United States. Julianne had at least 15 children, 14 of them with Vilmont Schexnayder.
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  Vincent Leggett