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Source:  Freedman's Bureau
Date: 1865
Author: Robert McKenzie
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Significant Fact: Had low pay (4$ a month)

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A marriage certificate issued by the bureau of refugees, freedmen, and abandoned lands, 1865

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A marriage certificate issued by the bureau of refugees, freedmen, and abandoned lands, 1865

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Date: March 3rd, 1865
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Source: DPLA
Date: 1865
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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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Source:Digital Public Library of America
Date:1890
Author:NA
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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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https://dp.la/primary-source-sets/sources/110
Source: Digital public library
Date: 1890
Author: No

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Source: DPLA
Date:1866
Author: William Fox
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Point of View/Bias-The men didn't pay hims African american servant.

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An 1866 Illustration from Harpers Weekly of the Freedmans Bureau office in Memphis Tennessee

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An 1866 Illustration from Harpers Weekly of the Freedmans Bureau office in Memphis Tennessee

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Its a primary source

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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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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.