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- Tags: Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Fortune and James Weldon Johnson
Tags: "Lift Every Voice and Sing", "Sence You Went Away", 1856, 1900, Abraham Lincoln, Adams Street, African American writers of Jacksonville, Atlanta University, Bahamas, Biographical notes, Florida Normal and Industrial Institute, Fritz Kreisler, Historical notes, Jacksonville FL, James Weldon Johnson, John McCormack, John Rosamond Johnson, Lee Street, M.J. Christopher, Marianna FL, Metropolitan Opera, Nassau Bahamas, Nathan W. Collier, New York NY, Paul Robeson, Richardson, Sence You Went Away, St. Augustine FL, Stanton School/Stanton High School, T. Thomas Fortune, The Century Magazine, The New York Age, Victor Red Seal Records, Virginia
Charles Coates Interview Notes
Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Biographical notes, Charles Coates, Confederate Army, Emancipation, Experiences of former slaves, Georgia, Gussie (Hall?), Hall family, Henrietta Coates, Irene Coates, Jernigan, Julius Hall, L' Angle family, L'Angle, Lizzie (Hall?), Mary Todd Lincoln, Mrs. Jones, Petersburg VA, Richmond VA, Sambo, Sandersville GA, Savannah GA, Sherrard (or Sherard) Hall, Spencer Coates, Union Army, Virginia, W.B. Hall, Washington County GA, Windle Street
Anna Scott Narrative (1 of 3)
Irene Coates Narrative (3 of 4)
Tags: 1859, 1936, Abraham Lincoln, Adams Street, African American women in Jacksonville, Bay Street, Biographical narrative, Bridge Street, Broad Street, Broad Street Viaduct, Burbridge Cemetery, California, Church Street, Clay Street, Development of Jacksonville, Experiences of former slaves, Florida, Georgia, Jacksonville FL, Jimmie Bedell, Lue Bedell, Mary Todd Lincoln, McCoy Creek, Myrtle Avenue, Nat Patterson, Oak and Peters Shoe Store, Old City Cemetery, Richmond VA, Savannah GA, Virginia, Ward Street, Windle Street
Anna Scott Narrative (2 of 3)
Pages 3-5 of this document present an addendum (to which Muse refers as a "rider"), the text of which, according to Muse's notes, was to be inserted in the middle of page 2. The pagination of…
Tags: 1846, 1867, Abigail Dove, Abraham Lincoln, Africa, Anna Scott, Cape Palmas Liberia, Charleston SC, Cherokee Nation, Daniel Dove, Dove City SC, Dove family, Elias Mumford, Emancipation, Emancipation Proclamation, Georgia, Grand Bassa Liberia, Harper Liberia, Jacksonville FL, Monrovia Liberia, Reconstruction, Robert Scott, Sarah Dove, South Carolina, Union Army, West Africa, William Tecumseh Sherman
Irene Coates Narrative (1 of 4)
Tags: 1888, Abraham Lincoln, African American family history, African American women in Jacksonville, Bedell family, Biographical narrative, Camden County GA, Charles Coates, Charleston SC, Civil War, Development of Jacksonville, Earthquake c.1888, Emancipation, Experiences of former slaves, Georgia, Historical narrative, Irene Coates, Jacksonville FL, Jim Bedell, Lou Bedell, Mary Todd Lincoln, Savannah GA, Windle Street
Irene Coates Narrative (4 of 4)
Tags: 1859, 1888, 1936, Abraham Lincoln, African American folklore and stories in Jacksonville, African American women in Jacksonville, Bedell family, Biographical narrative, Camden County GA, Charleston SC, Experiences of former slaves, Florida, Georgia, Irene Coates, Jacksonville FL, Jim Bedell, Lou Bedell, Mary Todd Lincoln, Richmond VA, Savannah GA, South Carolina, Virginia, White House, Windle Street