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	Interv1ower~	Samu.18.Tajlor	~•
	Person interviewed	Jarn..B..ye~
		241:9 w; Tweiiti~etii Stre•t, Litti. Rock, Arkanøaa
	Age~~ ~ 68 _~	Occupation - ~- - ~ ~ ~ -





	“I was born in 1870 down In Ouachlta County about tourteen milee ao~tth of Camden going on toward ~1 Dorado. They didii‘ t have no railroad theh. I was a young man when they put the branch through. You see, X was born five years after slavery, but I remember my mother, my grandmother, and my great~ grandiiother. They taken me and talked to me freely and I know everything they knew.


Great-Grandmother on Mother‘a Side

	“My great-grandmother belonged to the Goodm*ina. Her master was named Bob Goodinen. She lived to get one hundred thirteen yeara old. ?rom the children of the old master, I got the information concerning her age. I looked it up after emancipation. One of old maater‘a eons was named Frank Goodir~an ‚ and another was named Norphleet 000cbnan, and there was another whose nauie I don‘t recall.

	“My grandmother, great-~grandmother, was named Frankie Goodman. I wasn‘t here in slavery time, but I knew her after emancipation.


Grandmother on Mother‘s Side

	“My grandmother was named Hannah Gootiman. These were different Goodii~ malls but they were kin to the5~ others. There waa a large family of them.

I don‘t know the correct age of my grandmother but she was up in the

ei~htjea when she died.