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256. E. G. CHAPMAN FARM JOURNAL
1 item, 1843-51, microfilm
(M-638)
The daily record of this Madison
County farmer is complete only for 1843
and1851. There are a few entries on slaves and
an entry for June 24, 1843, that reads:
"went below Bethesda meeting house to examine some
Negroes who had been engaged in a riot."
(Acc. 4472)
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