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Mrs . ~ G .‚ ~ ev lev e W~. Chand. 1er
Murrells Inlet, S. C.
Georgetown County





clay. Moved right away soon as Freedom came. Women done cooking and washing same as now. Shack mattress. My mother was a weaver. Old timey loom. Cotton and wool.
Sheckel (Shuttle?)	~ ~

	lt1 remember one song my mother sang:
~	- ‘Dö, Lord, remember mel	~ -

~ ~ -	Remember me when the year go roundi ~ Do, Lord, remember me~
			iVhy oantt you die	~
			Like Jesus died?
	~		He laid In His	gravel
			He crippled some.
		S..	Some He saved.t .


	“1 cantt get it all.

	“My father head man on the plantation. Indigo? Ctit the bush down, Put lt In sacks. : Let it drip out. Call that Indigo mud. Raise cattle and hogs loose over the County. No cash money was give to ~. ave. Had to get a ticket. Hire they self out as stevedore — anywhere they could - and pay Massa so much for the time. Smart slave do that. Ch, yes, my father do that. If they keep themse Ive s alive af t er freedom ‚ they doing well.

~	“Schooling? Ox~ly by n1~ght. And that could&t be