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Getting Word: African American Families of Monticello
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Martha Hearns Boston
1909–2005
Eliza Tolliver Coleman
1845–1932
Stephen De Windt
1946–2011
Bessie Baskerville Dorsey
1902–2003
Betty Ann Fitch
1939–
Patti Jo Medley Harding
Joyce Dorsey Harrod
1953–
Fountain Hughes
ca. 1860–1957
Wormley Hughes
1780–1858
Tucker Isaacs
1809–1874
Isaac Granger Jefferson
1775–1846
Israel Gillette Jefferson
1800–ca. 1879
J. Calvin Jefferson
1946–
Ann Pettiford Medley
1918–2012
George Pettiford
1926–1996
Jacqueline Diggs Pettiford
1934–
Virginia Craft Rose
1913–2011
Anne Mercer Slaughter
Karen Hughes White
1953–
Johnny James Young
1924–2002
