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“There were eig~iteen ot ua: s~x i~oya an~ tw.jy. gj~*j~~ They ars all.

dead nOW but InYSe]1 and one sister. She livea in A~t1anta, Geor€ia. I ~ older than she le.


OCcupation
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	“I am a caterer. I have been serving the Scottleh fl~kIe Maaozta iii the li‘ ~ annual reunion every six inontha toi‘ torty~one yeare, W. are going to the Seventh Street Entrance2 this Priday. One ot the orders will have a dinner and I em going down to serve it, I served the dinner for ~ddy

~ Roosevelt them, thirty yeara ago. Thia Roosevelt Is a couain of hie.

Nastera

	“My parents‘ master was named~ Wade. When he died, I waa so little that they had to lift me up t o let me see into the ~ coffin so I could look

at him. I went to hie daughtez~ My ne~ la after ~	‘ e father. My grandfather waa named Miller, I took hie nana. K. was a white man.
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“Wade ‚ s daughter was uamed~ Riley, but I keep my grandtather‘ a nama.

My mother and father were then tranaferred to the Rlleya too, end they took the name ot Riley. It wee after freedom that I took the n~ Millsr frcm my ori~1nal pa, Haven Riley‘ a tath.r waa my brother.* (H~Yii Riley IlVe8 iii Little Rock and wae formerly an inatructor at P~ilandsr ~ith Co11e~e. Now he is a public stenographer and a private teacher.)

“Wade owned all of my brothers and sisters and parente and acme of my kln~.4ather‘s sister and brother. There might have been acme more I can‘t remember. Wade was a farmar.
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“I remember once when my mother and father were going to the field to

work, I went with them aa usual. That waa before lade died and hie daughter

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