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Collection: Violence against freedmen in Sulphur Springs

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A letter from Joe Easley to M. L. Armstrong

A letter from Joe Easley to M. L. Armstrong

Creator: US Freedmen's Bureau

Date: July 27, 1868

Tags: 1868, Everett Jackson, Freedmen's Bureau, Hopkins County, Joe Easley, KKK (19th century), Luke Starr, M. L. Armstrong, Starr family, Sulphur Springs, Terrorism (KKK)

Unsettled State of Affairs in Texas

Unsettled State of Affairs in Texas

Date: July 24, 1868

Tags: Freedmen's Bureau, Reconstruction

Tx Land transaction.pdf

Tx Land transaction.pdf

Tags: Freedmen's Bureau, Joe Easley, KKK, Sulphur Springs

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