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Emily Borgus Adamson
1924–
Noah Aldridge
Wilmetta Cunningham Austin
1940–
Lucille Roberts Balthazar
1915–1998
Shay Banks-Young
Mary Hemings Bell
1753–post 1834
Edwana Jackson Bennett
1951–2005
Colby Boggs
1973–
Ethel Hughes Bolden
1920–
Betty Brown
1759–post 1831
Pauline Powell Burns
1872–1912
Donald Butler
1939–
Mary Ellen Rose Butler
1940–
Marion Elizabeth Carter
1915–2008
Brown Colbert
1785–1833
Reid Colbert
1940–
Coralie Franklin Cook
1861-1942
Olivia Hemmons Crockett
1939–2001
William Cunningham
1917–2010
William Dalton
1961–
Ellen Craft Dammond
1916–2009
Angela Hughes Davidson
1948–
Christopher Day
Noel Day, Jr.
1956–
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