The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-03-21
SEEKING FOR THE LOST.

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IfYou Have Missing Friend or Rela-
tive Read this Column.
All Who Mourn q Missing Father, Mother,
Brother. Son, Sister, Wife. Husband or
Daughter. Should Read this Col
umn Every Week.
this great land who mourn some missing
relative. Many home circles are rend-
cred unhappy by the fact that there is a
vacant chair. The APPEAL, ever willing
to lend its aid toward ameliorating the
sufferings Of all mankind, has concluded
to DEVOTE q column to those who seek
missing relatives. Tins column is open
to all, whether subscribers or not, FREE.
Any person who wishes to find a missing
relative may use this column without
money and without price," Send de-
scription of the missing one, also date
and place when last seen or heard from.
The large circulation of The APPEAL,
covering as it does every State and Ter
ritory in the United States, may make
this service of inestimable value to some
persons who now mourn the loss OF
loved ones.
CoRDELIA HAYEs-l wish to find nv cousin,
Cordelia Hayes: She was from Montgomery, Ala.
Address pNf Cv>rip A ~lr
ANTONY CANADY-I wish to find my father An
tony Canady and my brother Basil Canady, when
last heard from were in Lexington, Ky. Address,
William Canady Box 800 Fargo, Oak.
Tsh find sister Ley
She used to belong to man named Dunbar Ad-
dress, Edmund Warren, Harrison Miss.
LOUIS VITcHARD-I desire to learn the where
| abouts of my brother Louis Vitchard from whom
was separated at Cloatieryille La, thirty three
years ago. Address Mrs. Florence Haynes. ODER.
lin, Ohio. Il n
and mother. Fathers name Washington
Of aSga Perkns ddres and the
H4N ca, sIAKuN-I Desire to find my daugh
um in Fairfield County, Va. I was sold and
brought to Texas. Address, Winnie Bass, M E.
Church. NavasOta. Texas "
ELIJAH MARES L,: would like to know the where
the Grand Pacific. When last heard from he
Myers e4s1 /. S. r. Joliet. III ~ '''nA'
LOUIS Brown wish to find my brother Louis
Brown. We are from Bowling Green, KY. and
streets. Our mother Nancy Brown died. Address
Mrs Pickens 1905 State street. Chicago, Ill.
MARY WILsoN-Any information OF my mother
Mary Wilson will be gratefully received BY the un-
dersigned. When last heard from she lived at 11e
w. Harris street Atlanta, Ga. Address, R. D,
Ware, 500 Central ave. Minneapolis, MINI.
ELIZA HARR1s.-I wish to find my mother Eliza
Harris who left Dalles, Ore, about Is years ago
and went to San Francisco, CAL, from which civ
!! received the last letter about Is years ago IN
formation gladly received by Samuel Harris Ar
ingtOn. Ore.
THOMAS ,WILsoN-I wish to find my brother
Thomas Wilson, 1 last saw him in 1861 at Har-
Gc9as Landing Va He was in the employ Of
from there to the West. Address. Chas. Wilson,
Merchantville, n. j.
John WILSON, wish to find my uncle John
Wilson or some some of the Alexander family. 1
last saw them about 1863 or "a when they were in
Pa, from there they all went West Address.
Charles C. Wilson, Merchantvile, N. J..
WILLIAM F1ELDs.-Smith Fields wishes to ind
his father William Fields who was slave before
the war "a and owned by Luke Matthews M, Fields is
ing information will please address, Smith Fields,
care ]. H. Strolle, Madison Station: Madison
County, Ala.
CHARITY BIANFoRD ,;zI wish to find my mother
Charity Blanford She used to be the slave Of
taken to Louisville, Ky. She took her child named
yin be thankfully received by Mary Murdocf,
BEN DADE-1 wish ii find my father Ben Dade.
hnIOnpp6 a mfr EviD
eight miles from Portland. My mothers name
was Linny. had brother named George and
sister named nan Emeiine: Any Information will be
street, Vicksburg, Miss.
JAMES McK1NNE1-I wish to find brother James
he was in Cincinnati running on the Big Sandy
large eyes. Ben. was very stout looking and is
not SO dark as James. Address J. A. Mckinney
care Nashville Tribune, Nashville Tenn.
SOPHIE JERRoME-I wish to find my mother
Sophie Jerome Her husbands name was Peter.
by the name of Jerome. My sisters were named
Annie Watkins and Elizabeth Bartholomew. Ny
| eldest brother was named Overton. Please ad-
| dress, Henry Simpson First Baptist Church, st.
Louis Mo. f..
| LEWIS HAMPTON MAssEY.-He was 4 slave
and at the age Of five or six years was taken from
| the town Of Chesterfield, s. c., by man named
Gideon, who took him to Florida between 1850 and
owned large grist mill and dstilery on Lynch's
Creek. Address Wade Hampton, Clear Greek,
N. Y. .-
JACOB GARD1NFR-Geo.s, Gardiner desires in
formation in regard to his father Jacob Gardiner
who was slave belonging to Thomas G.. Gardiner
Grimwell Co.. KY, was freed in 1876, went to
Hanover, Ind, near Madison, where be worked for
DR.. Hayes. He carried with him his wife and one
| daughter named Martha Elizabeth Gardiner, Ad-
dress Geo. Gardiner, 1881 dearborn street.
| RrcuANAN AMI AprviA CUR fun
children have not been seen by their mother since
1861. They were sold to some man in North Caro-
lima or South Carolina They were born in Mason
County, Ky. Their mother belonged to Bos.
Shruf. The girl has q little piece Clipped ont of
her right ear: The children had straight black
hair. Any one knowing Of these children will con.
fer great favor by writing to Mrs. E. Wilson, III
Plymouth Place, Chicago ..r-
Ambrose Maxey wishes to learn the whereabouts
of his father David, who belonged to Thomas Per-
kins; his mother Malinda, who belonged to Ned
Maxey; Sophie, and Mary, sisters, and Jack a
Romattox G: H., Va; Alsozhis cousins Watt,
name was Eliza, and all belonged to Ned Maxey.
Ambrose was taken to Missouri when four years
| of AGE nv Hiram Maxey Addraas An,hroso