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An 1840 Census report for Greene County concerning the names of African American heads of households and a list of their family members. Family members are not named.

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 Greeneville Sun article about the election Isom Elder, likely the first black magistrate to the county court.

Part of a burying ground, graveyard, and cemetary locator for African American cemeteries in Greene County, Tennessee.

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

A Greeneville Sun news notice about an upcoming African American teachers meeting.

A copy of a deed and conveyance of land from D.S. Susong and Edith Susong to Alex Manuel and Susan Manuel. From Book 88 of Greene County, Tennessee deeds.

A Greeneville Sun article about Fannye Jone's memories of school integration in Greeneville, Tennessee.

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.

An article by J. B. Lyon, a highlighted part of which details the author's memories of the African American population of Greeneville.