Kabari na Kudancin Jordan

Kabarin Kudancin Jordan, wanda aka fi sani da Kabarin Black ko Kabarin Negro, wani wuri ne na tarihi wanda ke arewacin Moorhead a cikin yankunan karkara na Monona County, Iowa, Amurka. An jera shi a cikin National Register of Historic Places a cikin 2021.

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The cemetery is the burial site for about twenty people, most of whom are African American. While an influx of Blacks into rural Iowa was an anomaly, there are a couple of theories as to how the African Americans made it to this part of western Iowa. One legend said they were former slaves that came by way of the Underground Railroad, but because this settlement was most definitely post–Civil War that seems unlikely. There is speculation that they were Exodusters who came up from the American South and settled initially in Kansas before moving to Nebraska and then into Iowa. What is known is that they came to work for Adam Miers, an Ohio native who settled here in 1856. Even though the African Americans kept to themselves, their presence was not welcome by many of the Caucasian residents. While some intermarried, a group from Belvidere, now a ghost town, petitioned the court to have the African Americans removed. Monona County's Black population was 88 in the 1880s before it declined to 23 in the 1890 census, six in 1900, and zero in 1910. It's possible that many moved to Sioux City to work in the factories there.

Daga cikin jana'iza 20 a cikin makabartar, duk sai daya ya faru ne tsakanin farkon shekarun 1880 zuwa 1907. An binne wata mace ta Caucasus a nan a shekarar 1988. An binne matan Adam Miers a nan. Matarsa ta farko, Elizabeth, Caucasian ce. Matarsa ta biyu, Mariah, ana zaton mace ce mai launin fata. Ba a san inda aka binne Adam Miers ba, amma yana yiwuwa an binne shi a nan.[1] Rabin kaburbura ne kawai ke da alamomi, kuma wasu ba za a iya karantawa ba. Wasu daga cikin alamun an lalata su shekaru da yawa da suka gabata.￼

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