3. Family--Wife and one grown son.

4. Places lived in, with dates--Taken to Texas by his young master and

sold in Marshall during the war. Lived in Tyler, Texas until forty-eight

years of age; came back to Arkansas in 1897 and stayed until 1922; went

to Chicago and lived until 1930; back to Jefferson County, Arkansas.

5. Education, with dates--Two days after twenty-one years of age. No

date.

6. Occupations and accomplishments, with dates--Farmer, preacher, common

carpenter, cobbler, public work on streets in Chicago, farmed and

preached until he went to Chicago in 1922. The he worked in the

maintenance department of city streets of Chicago and of Lincoln Park,

Chicago.

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