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	0Freedon come . 14‘ papj~y ‘membered de Johnson‘ e and took dat for hie na~. I never been able to git ‘way from dat ~ I ~.~sry little Phil Johnson. Lb~ brudder was Adam Johnson and n~r sister was Easter. Her marry Mian Foster.

	ft My husband and me live in de old ~bley quarter, three miles southwest of Woodward and just ‘bout a quarter of a mile from ‘~there you settin‘ dere a

~	writin‘ right now. Long as him live, him was de carriage driver for de ~bleys.

~	He ‘tend Fellowship Church. A]] de Mobleys done dead or moved ‘way. Dere is

: nothin‘ left to tell de tale but dat cemetery you passed, comm1 ‘long do~nu here

~	aiid de ghosts dat shiver ‚ round der. in de nighttime • Whenever it snow, them

~	ghosts have been seen travelin‘ douwn de road and up de avenue to Cedar Shades.

~	You know dat ‚ s ‚ bout a quarter of a mile farther down de road from ~ where Marse

~	Johimie‘s brudder, James Mobley, lived. Fine old house dere yet, but just co].— ored folks live in it.

	s, Our ohullun was Ro~ima, Malinda, Ben, M517, Waddell ‚ Queen Elizabeth, Russell, Pearly, ThO]fl&Bifle, Helen, Alberta, Maggie, Mary Jane, Willie, Sam and Roy. ‚Had de easiest birth pains ihen, to ~j big surprise, de twins, Sam and Roy come. Dat been forty years ago last July. 1 ‘members well, dat de twine was boni on a Wednesday and I walk to Red Hill Church de very nex‘ Sunday. Rev.

Richard Cook was de preacher. Him didn‘t see me a aettin‘ j~ de church and he pray for me by neflw, as bein‘ in de perils of childbirth. And bless God, me right dare in dat church a goin‘ ‚ long wid de rest of them a singin‘ : ‘Amazin‘

‚	Grace How S~eet Ds Sound D&t Saved A Wretch Lak Me‘ • .1 was a proud wretch dat day as sure‘ a you born&

~	I ‘member anything ‘bout de earbhquake? Jesus n~r Lord, yesi Us

‘as holdin‘ a revival meetin‘ in Red Kill dat nighti It was a moonlight Tuesday

night. Brother Stevenson and Brother ~oore was a helpin‘ Brother Richard Cook