The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-06-04

.he large circulation of TIE APPEAL.
covering as it does every State and Ter
ntory in the United States, may make
this service of inestimable value to some
persons who now mourn the loss OF
loved ones.
LUCY SAMPLEs-She was last heard from in La
9srange TEX in 1s; &c. She had one dsusnter by
% E. Main New Albany, Ind. 32692.
JOHN BUTLER.-I wish to find my brother John
Butler l heard from him last in 1879. He was
then at Leanvie, S G. Any information will be
gladly received by Thomas Butler, 2s4o La Sale
street, chicago, Ill. 5-2l92
JOIN BUTLER-I wish to find my brother John
at GAINESVILLE, S. c. Any information will be
gladly received by Thomas Bullar, 2s4O La Sale
street, Chicago, III. 52S92
WAsHlNaroN SHlP:-I wish to find my uncle
k ss PAS s him T" Sas couny
named Hannah Keith. Address Mrs. Oracle
White, DuQuoin, Ill. 1852
MARGARET RoBERs.-I desire to find my siste,
Margaret ROBBERS She left me in Franklin Co..
Alabama in 1852, and went, to Texas, have
Harry Tony, Du Quoin, Ill. 326-92
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whereabouts of my bro her Nicodemus johnson a
native of Philadelphia, Pa. When last heard from
was in New York. Address VIM. S, johnson 331
Dryades street, New Orleans, La. 5-.S-92.
would like to find my sister. Henrietta Jane
etallcup. Lived with Jack Harris, Westport, Mo-,
when last heard from in 1887 Any information
will be gratefully received by Chas. r. Stallcup,
&o2 Fifth avenue, Chicago, III. 1862
STEPHEN CRAB-I wish to find my husband,
Stephen Crab Phoenix He belonged to Jerry
Crab in Platte Co.; Mo; He ran away or years
Address, Mrs. Sarah Bell, Weston, Mo. 3-26 81
GADsoN JoNEs-I desire to find my son Gadson
Jones. He left WnnsbOro. 5. c., in June 1881.
Last heard from at WhynOt, Ky. Also my son
Lymus Jones last heard from at Lexington,
Ga. Address, Mrs. Rebecca Jones, Winnsboro,
s. c. 1862.
Jones saw him in Chattanooga, Tenn, in, 1864
1865. He Union soldier l do not know
the number Of his regiment as was small boy al
that time. Address, II. P Jones, Davitt's Polk
County, Ga. 1862
desire to find my mother, Hannah Ragier, who
went to Texas before the war. | saw her last in
Franklyn Co., Alabama. and have not heard from
her since. She belonged to Delft Ragier. :! be-
longed to Pinckney Murphy. Address, Mrs. Nan "a
ey Perry, Du Quoin, III. 1882
whereabouts Of my husband Samuel T. Savoy.
He left home four months ago and has not been
seen or heard from since Any Information would
n. Second street, Columbus, o. 11-21-91
. SILAs MITCHELL.-I wish to find Sas Mitchell
son of Mrs. Harriet Mitchell He was born in
Northumberland Co., Va. He was taken from his
mother the second year of the civil war. ANY in
formation will be thankfully received by Miss
Harriet Hunt, New Philadelphia, Ohio. 5-2S-92.
er, Harriet Dickinson, who belonged to family Of
winnings at Hampton. Va. She has two daugh
ter t. Elsie Washington and Rose Smith: Respect
fully her niece Sadie Roberts nee Washington S
W. cor 18th and Rose sts., Philadelphia Pa. 291
NANCY MooMAN.-I wish to find my sister
the last time saw her was in Mead County, Ky.
Last heard of her she was in Litchfeld, Ky.
formation Of her wSsSeabous WIZ bs
received: Address, Second Baptist Church, New
Albany Ind.
WILLIE AND ARTHUR SPENcER.-I wish to find
ny two sons, Willie and Arthur Spencer, aged 81
and 70 years, respectively. They went to Chicago
three years ago and have not heard from them
since. Their home is In Toronto, Canada. Please
address Sarah E. Foreman care Of D. c. Grunder,
Angelica, N. Y. 2-27-92
CHERRY WHITAKER i wish to find my sister,
Cherry Whitaker, or any of her offspring: She
1888 and thence to Texas 1 in iss when she took
the name of Cherry Soape. She has never been
heard from since. Any information will be gladly
eece:ved. Austin Whitaker. Victoria Miss 100 81
DAVID McK!NNEY.-,I wish to find out the
-hsresbSuts Of my father David Mckinney He
sergeant 9th heavy artillery. Last heard of he
was in Pomeroy, Ohio. Az, information concern
daughter. Stella NeAle, 6oN Marshall street Nor.
walk, Ohio. 1-23-32
WILLIAM FLEM1yos-I desire to find William
and Anderson Flemngs. Their fathers name was
William Flemngs. There were two daughters,
Lucy and Anna. They are both in New York.
tot of Georgia. The father was sold and carried to
Montgomery, Ala. Address, Mrs: Anna De Bal
Ter, 159 W. S5th street, New York City. esa
DINAH DAvENPoRT.-I wish to find my sister
Dinah Davenport. last saw her in Vicksburg,
Miss. She had daughter named Mary. Ny
Miss, with his owner DR.. Wills in 1861 Any in,
ed Nv Mrs. Nellie Butler, 1918 Clark street Chca-
60 III. 5-21.&
MAIrSpA JANE LAscronD..1 wish to find my
last met her in Evansville. Ind, in December.
1885. She was feet in height, weighed 14o
ford. Anyone who can furnish information re.
garding her whereabout will be literally rewarded
cbcasd Eli p PGsenf 1s5th street, Eng!swSOd
Il. king. I last met him in New Orleans in 1885.
He left there for the City of Mexico. I have not
heard from him since $780, when his address was
"Apartado,, Corraos, No. 400, Mexico. He is for
merly of Montgomery, Ala: He is yellow with
black curly hair. Stands it. 6h inches and 1870 b
in weight. Address, Thos. j. Rogers. 741-65 at,
EngleWood, Chicago, Ill. 1922
BABE DEBow-I have a brother that was lost
from me in Nashville, Tenn, in 1857 or little
after Hoods raid on Nashville. His name the
name he went by as he was very small was Babe
Debow, His fathers name was John. Debow. He
was left with family by the name Of Richardson
In Nashville, Tenn Any tidings of him will be
thankfully received by Thomas R. Robinson, 1925
Lucas ave., st. Louis, Mo. 12-12-91
Patience Green and John William Harris !
wish to find my daughter Patience Green. have
40 trace of her since she sold at Richmond
Ya:,. 1852. She was then IL years of age. John
William Harris my son went with some servants
Of Mr.. Bats (after tine surrender) who lived ir
Prince George Co. to Washington City. He was
City, G. H. Va, and belonged to Dick Christian
I'm name only by whom they were sold. Infor
nation will be gladly received by Mrs. Glars
Bashop. Goliath House, Morrstown. N. J. 4 500.
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