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A list of some of the African American teachers who taught school in Greene County "In The Early Part of the Years of 1900."

A letter from John P. Holtsinger to former President Andrew Johnson inquiring about the acquisition of a plot of land for some of the African American population of Greeneville.

A news article reporting that, for the first time, an African American man, Thompson Clem, has been placed on a jury in a circuit court in Greene County.

A news notice about an upcoming 8th of August celebration.

A military record for a man with "Cook" in his name.

Census information Greene County for African American heads of families in 1830, and for Sampson County, North Carolina in 1790. Also African American customer names from the Bright Hope Iron Furnace Store Ledger. The furnace was located in Greene…

A one page document concerning Roy Woodford's life and military service.

Two photographs of Dora Johnson McGee and Vannie Crum with Margaret Patterson, with a scan of an envelope included.

Eight pages about rural church cemeteries and community cemeteries. In addition, two pages about Dora Johnson McGhee and Thomas and Minerva Clem.

A news article about a NAACP Banquet designed to Honor Rev. C.C. Mills and Miss Georgia M. Farnsworth. Rev. Neal Darby, Jr. is the guest speaker.