Washington, D.C., circa 1916. “Slaves reunion. Lewis Martin, age 100; Martha Elizabeth Banks, age 104; Amy Ware, age 103; Rev. Simon P. Drew, born free.” Cosmopolitan Baptist Church, 921 N Street N.W.
Portrait of a woman of the organization for fugitive slaves run by the Société des missions évangéliques de Paris (Paris evangelical missionary society) in Senegal.
circa 1890
Kadiga, 27 ans, négresse esclave devenue libre, née au Soudan, nourrice, Ismail, fils d’Adila, Mohamed el Horra, 8 mois, né au Caire
Kadiga, 27 years old, negress slave who became free, born in Sudan, nurse, Ismail, son of Adila, Mohamed el Horra, 8 months, born in Cairo
“Concert égyptien”, album de 36 phot. anthropologiques présenté à l’exposition universelle de 1889 à Paris.
Aunt Betty. She was the slave of Mr. Walker, at Faunsdale, and was the cook for Rev. Mr. Harrison, Rector of St. Michael’s. The picture, taken in Aunt Betty’s home, shows a typical cabin interior.
circa 1915
