Right after the War

"Right after the War my folks worked in the field, washed, cooked, or

anything they could do. They left the old place and came down about

Washington, Arkansas. I don't know just how long they stayed in

Washington. From Washington, my mother went to Prescott and settled

there at a little place they called Sweet Home, just outside of

Prescott. That is where my daughter was born and that is where my mother

died. I came here about nine years ago.

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