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	tu ain‘t know my grandmother, grandfather either.“

	“VOiat work you do in. . slavery times . „

“Didn‘t do no kind. of work. Mother milked, tended to de butter.1‘ .	S
	“Did you ever earn any money?“-	•

	“No money.“

11What did you eat and how was it cooked?“	.

	“Boil meat and put peas or greens, rice cooked dry, take up in plate and eat. One girl get done . and wash dishes and put dem up.“

	“Did you ever eat any possums?“
	“Yes, my brother- catch possum and ra000ôn.U	- -
	“Fish?“	- ‚ -	-

“Fishing in de branch.“	- S

“Did the s laves have the ir own gardens ? „	‚

	“Yes, sir, plant big garden, no use plant, go to dere garden and. get it.“

.	~9~hat clothes d1d you wear ~in cold weather?“ ~

-	t‘ Thick. - I could weave it with stripes and put one ~ check one way • and nother

strip nother way.“
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u j~ winter warm o lothes arid shoes. Had Sunday clothes • I had a green worsted
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“Did the s laves have e. church ou your plantation? „	-
	 “Go to~ white people church and sit out	of doors and wait till dey come out
	and den we ~o in and. have ~ pr?aehing.“		                 -
	 “White or colored preacher?“
	 “White preacher.“ - .
	 “Was your master a good man?0	~	S
	- ~tMr. GaiT~b1e like to drink liquor but	still good peöple. All who I talking
	about good people.“ .		                                                                                                                S	- .
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