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Marriage certificate issued by the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1865.

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Marriage certificate issued by the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1865.

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Date: March 3rd, 1865
Source: https://dp.la/
Author: E. J. Lewis
Point of View: Supports people of color
3 facts: Certificate made by  the Bureau of Refugees/their following the law of Congress Act/ happening in the Parish of West Feliciana State of La.
Inference: The author is marring 2 people of color.

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By authority vested in me by the Assistant Commissioner of the Bureau of Refugees,
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, acting in pursuance of the law of Congress Act,
March 3rd 1865,
I have united in matrimony
Mr Peter Thompson [illegible]
Miss Maria Hall [illegible]

Done at Gratitude Plantation[?]
Parish of West Feliciana State of La.,
this 28th day of January 1867

E. J. Lewis
Regt. of
[illegible] of Freedmen
for West Feliciana Parish, La.

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A marriage certificate issued by the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1865.

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This document is part of 'The Freedmen's Bureau', a primary source set for educational use.

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An excerpt from the Semi-annual report on schools for freedom, 1866.

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An excerpt from the Semi-annual report on schools for freedom, 1866.

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DATE: 1866
SOURCE: Semi-annual report on schools

AUTHOR: J. W. Alvord

P.O.V: J. W. Alvord

FACTS:
He wants better furniture 💺
Freedman still suffer from frauds

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1868 engraving showing a man representing the Freedmen's Bureau standing between a group of white planters and emancipated slaves

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1868 engraving showing a man representing the Freedmen's Bureau standing between a group of white planters and emancipated slaves

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Point of View:
3 Facts:
Inference:

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An 1868 engraving showing a man representing the Freedmen's Bureau standing between a group of white planters and emancipated slaves.

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An 1868 engraving showing a man representing the Freedmen's Bureau standing between a group of white planters and emancipated slaves.

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A letter from a North Carolina Freedmen's Bureau to an employer who failed to pay his African American servant, 1866.

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A letter from a North Carolina Freedmen's Bureau to an employer who failed to pay his African American servant, 1866.

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Date: 1866
Source: Courtesy of East Carolina University via North Carolina Digital Heritage Center.
Author: William Fox
Point of view: He worked at the headquarters for the North Carolina Freedmen's bureau
Three facts:  Sophia was failed to be paid the $4 a month, her boss wants to settle with her, and if he cant then he will be investigated
Inference: I can infer that he is going to settle with her so he wont be investigated.

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A letter from a North Carolina Freedmen's Bureau to an employer who failed to pay his African American servant, 1866.

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A letter from a North Carolina Freedmen's Bureau to an employer who failed to pay his African American servant, 1866.

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An illustration of the Freedmen’s Bureau issuing rations “to the old and sick,” 

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An illustration of the Freedmen’s Bureau issuing rations “to the old and sick,” 

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Date: 1866
Source: http://dp.la/item/c9d8ef8a3f63f7f581a8fa742b4e5f9.
Author: Taylor, James E.
P.O.V:  Third Person
3 facts:
-They are giving rations to African Americans
-Some humans have canes
-Everyone has hats on
Inference:They don´ get a lot of rations

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An illustration of the Freedmen's Bureau issuing rations "to the old and sick," 1866.

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This image is part of 'The Freedmen's Bureau', a primary source set for educational use.

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Date:  August 28th, 1865
Source: https://dp.la/primary-source-sets/sources/116
Author: Office of the Bureau of Refugees Freedman for Robeson Co.
Point of View: Author
3 Facts:
-$4 per month pay
-About Truss B. Hall
-Truss is getting paid until Dec. 25
Inference: The  Organization was poor and had little to no money, hints why it shut down.

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Date:Aug 28th 1865

Source: Teaching Guide: Exploring  the Freedmen’s Bureau.

Author: office of the Bureau of Refugee Freedmen for Robeson Co/Robert McKenzie

Pov: Robertson McKenzie/office of the Bureau

3 Facts
$4 per Month Pay
The Organization was a scam
They Made the workers Work as slaves

Inference;That the Company got shutdown since people were smart,read the Contract and knew to stay away

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Office of the Bureau of Refugees Freedmen for Robeson Co.
Lumberton Aug 28th 1865

This instrument witnesseth that Robert McKenzie of Robeson Co agrees to pay Truss B. Hall
$4.00 per month until 25th day of December next for and in sideration of the said Truss B. Hall
rendering the Robert McKenzie true and faithful service and obey all lawful commands as he
use to when a slave.
Robert McKenzie
Witnessed and approved Truss B. ^x his mark^ Hall
James [Sinclair?] agent of Bureau

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This image is part of 'The Freedmen's Bureau', a primary source set for educational use.

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A photo of a school in Liberty County, Georgia, circa 1890.

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A photo of a school in Liberty County, Georgia, circa 1890.

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Date: 1890
Source: The Freedman's Bureau
Author: Hillary Brady
Point of View: Third person
3 facts: School established by the Freedman Bureau. Located in Georgia. Lasted until 1865 - 1870
Inference: The school shut down because the Freedman's Bureau lost funding.

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An illustration of the Freedman's Bureau issuing rations "to the old and sick"

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An illustration of the Freedman's Bureau issuing rations "to the old and sick"

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Date: 1866
Source: http://dp.la/item/c9d8ef8a3f63f7f581a8fa742b4e5f9
Author: Not listed
Point of view: The Author
3 facts:
Building is the freedman's bureau
Everyone in line is Black/Colored
The man giving the rations is a white man
Inference: All the people in line where previously slaves

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An illustration of the Freedmen's Bureau issuing rations "to the old and sick," 1866.

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This image is part of 'The Freedmen's Bureau', a primary source set for educational use.

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An excerpt from the Semi-annual report on schools for freedom, 1866.

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An excerpt from the Semi-annual report on schools for freedom, 1866.

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Date: !866
Source:  https://dp.la/primary-source-sets/sources/117
Author:  J.W Alvord
Point of view: Third person
3 facts: He
Inferences:

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An 1866 illustration of an African American soldier’s marriage conducted by a chaplain of the Freedmen's Bureau.

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An 1866 illustration of an African American soldier’s marriage conducted by a chaplain of the Freedmen's Bureau.

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Date: 1866
Source: https://dp.la/primary-source-sets/sources/109
Author: Chaplain Warren
Point of View:  That they helped black people in everything even to get married
3 Facts:
- The couple is getting married
- The male is a soldier
- The chaplain that works with the freeman's bureau
Inference: There is no white people who go to the see them get married

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A letter from a North Carolina Freedmen's Bureau to an employer who failed to pay his African American servant

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A letter from a North Carolina Freedmen's Bureau to an employer who failed to pay his African American servant

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Date: 1866
Source: https://dp.la/primary-source-sets/sources/113
Author:  E, E, Cobb
Point of View:  E, E Cobb, 1st person point of view.
3 facts: 1 A freed woman, Sophia Dunford, did not get paid for her services, by Enos Harrell.
2 If Enos Harrell failed to pay he has to come to office to get matters investigated.
3) Sophia Dunford got  $4 a month.
Inferences: The white man did not want to give money to a black american.

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A letter from a North Carolina Freedmen's Bureau to an employer who failed to pay his African American servant, 1866.

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A letter from a North Carolina Freedmen's Bureau to an employer who failed to pay his African American servant, 1866.

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An 1866 illustration from Harper's Weekly of the Freedmen's Bureau Office in Memphis, Tennessee.
Date: June 2,1866
Source : New York public library
Author:  Not Listed
3 Facts: Illustrates Office of the Freedman's Bureau, In Memphis Tennessee, Illustration from Harper's weekly. Inference: This illustrates how crowded the office was and how may blacks needed help.

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An 1866 illustration from Harper's Weekly of the Freedmen's Bureau Office in Memphis, Tennessee.

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This image is part of 'The Freedmen's Bureau', a primary source set for educational use.

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Office of the Freedmen's Bureau, Memphis, Tennessee · Digital Public Library of America

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Source: Art and Picture Collection. The New York Public Library. Written on mount: "June 2, 1866.