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Samuel
    Castle, John
    Centers, Clarissa “Clarsy”:
    children of
    move from South Carolina to Kentucky
    relationship with George Freeman
    and Spencer family
    Centers, George, in Civil War
    Centers, Malinda, see Spencer, Malinda Centers
    Centers family
    Chandler, William
    Charleston (Charlestown), S.C.
    Chase, Roland E.
    Chase, Salmon
    Chase, W. Calvin
    Chavis, Elizabeth
    Cherokee Indians
    Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
    Chicago:
    World’s Fair (1933)
    see also Field Museum of National History
    Civil Rights Act (1875)
    Civil War, U.S.:
    Belmont (Mo.), Battle of
    black troops in
    Columbus, Ky., rebel occupation of
    commemorations of
    and Fort Sumter
    Franklin (Tenn.), Battle of
    Gettysburg, Battle of
    and Hart Gibson
    Ivy Mountain (Ky.), Battle of
    and James A. Garfield
    and John Bell Hood
    in Johnson County, Ky.
    lawsuits over wartime losses
    Morgan’s Cavalry in
    Nashville, Battle of
    and Ohio
    onset of
    opposition to
    and O.S.B. Wall
    Princeton Court House (Va.) Battle of
    prisoner exchange in
    Ragamuffins (Fifth Kentucky Infantry C.S.A) in
    and Randall Gibson
    Spanish Fort, Battle of
    and Spencer family
    surrender in
    Terrebonne Parish, La, Union occupation of
    and Thirteenth Louisiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment, C.S.A.
    and Ulysses S. Grant
    veterans of
    and William Tecumseh Sherman
    Claiborne, John Francis Hamtramck
    Clay, Cassius Marcellus
    Clay, Henry
    Cleveland, Grover
    Cleveland, Ohio
    Cobb, Ty
    Coffin, Levi
    Collins family
    Colonial Candle Company
    Colquitt, Alfred
    Comfort (slave)
    Congress, U.S.:
    Africa Americans in
    and black migration
    and civility and decorum among congressmen
    and civil rights
    and D.C. administration
    and the election of 1876
    and Fugitive Slave Act
    and slave trade
    Conley, Constantine
    Consolidation Coal Company
    Constitution, U.S.:
    Thirteenth Amendment
    Fourteenth Amendment
    Fifteenth Amendment
    Cooke, Henry
    Cooper, Anna Julia
    Copperheads
    Crane, Stephen

    Daugherty, William
    Davenport, James
    Davidson, Edward
    Davis, Jefferson
    Davis, Joe
    Davis, Letcher
    Davis, Letcher, Jr.
    Dayton, Anson
    Democratic Party:
    advocating Confederates be restored to power
    and allegations by James Madison Wells
    and Randall Gibson
    and Tammany Hall
    as White Man’s Party
    Dewey, George
    DNA testing
    Dolphin
    Doster, Charlotte
    Dougherty, Henry
    Douglass, Frederick:
    and black troops
    and Negro Exodus
    and O.S.B. Wall
    on race hatred
    Dred Scott vs. Sandford
    DuBois, W.E.B.

    Early, Jubal
    Easton, Helen (Sallie Wall)
    Elterich, Gotthold Otto
    Ely, Jane (slave)
    Ely, Priscilla (slave)
    Emerson, Ralph Waldo
    Estep, John
    Estep, Sam
    Europe, failed revolutions of 1848 in

    Feld, Hubertus de la
    Ferguson, Samuel
    Field, Henry:
    and father
    and museum
    name change of
    and racial types
    Field, Marshall
    Field, Marshall
    Field, Minna
    Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago
    Hall of the Races of Mankind
    Library of Racial Photographs
    Fitzhugh, George
    Sociology for the South
    Foote, Henry
    Ford’s Theatre
    Forrest, Nathan Bedford
    Fort Sumter
    Fortune, T. Thomas
    Fox, George
    Franklin, Benjamin
    Freedmen’s Bank
    Freedmen’s Bureau
    Freedmen’s Hospital
    Freeman, Alice
    Freeman, Elizabeth
    Freeman, George
    children of
    and Clarissa Centers
    death of
    and Jordon Spencer
    land owned by
    prosecuted for fornication
    protecting his children
    racial status of
    Freeman, Hiram
    Freeman, Washington
    free people of color:
    first communities of
    legal options open to
    marrying whites and having children
    restricted lives of
    Fugitive Slave Act (1850)

    Gano, Richard Montgomery
    Garfield, James A.
    Garner, Margaret
    Garrison, William Lloyd
    Gates, Elizabeth Jane
    Gates, Ethel
    Gates, Lillian Isabel (Isabel Irene Wall, Stephen’s daughter)
    Gates, Patrick
    Gates, Russell (Patrick Murphy and Roscoe Orin Wall)
    Gates, Ruth
    Gates, Steven Russell (Stephen R. Wall)
    Gates family, name change of
    George II, king of England
    Gibson, Claude
    Gibson, Gibson “Gibby,”
    Gibson,