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SLAVE NARRATIVES - Library of Congress

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VKU5 WMLA 113<br />

STATE-- Arkansas<br />

ilklZ OF WORKER— Miss Hazel Horn<br />

ADDRESS-- Little Bock, Arkansas<br />

DATE— Last Of April, 1936<br />

SUBJECT— Ex-slave .<br />

Circumstances <strong>of</strong> Interview<br />

It Same arid address <strong>of</strong> informant— Uncle Bob Samuels, Washington, Arkansas<br />

2. Date and time <strong>of</strong> interview— Last <strong>of</strong> April, 193 6<br />

S« Flace <strong>of</strong> interview— Washington, Arkansas<br />

4. fiame and address <strong>of</strong> person, if any, who put you in touch with informant—<br />

J. C. W. Smith.<br />

5. Ifeme and address <strong>of</strong> person, if any, accompanying you--J. C. W. Smith<br />

6. Description <strong>of</strong> room, house, surroundings, etc* '

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