Nice to meet you. I published that back in '96 or '97 when we were still cranking the microfilm readers. What I did was pull up all the names of the slave holders from the 1860 Slave Schedule and then cross-referenced them to their location on the general population schedule. So, now that both schedules are available on ancestry, you can cross-reference them their. I should put it somewhere online since it's no longer available in print. Are there particular slave holders you're looking for? Check out my page at www.sankofa.tribalpages.com - Maybe we have common cousins. Most of my folks were in Calhoun Falls
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Hi Jonnie,
Nice to meet you. I published that back in '96 or '97 when we were still cranking the microfilm readers. What I did was pull up all the names of the slave holders from the 1860 Slave Schedule and then cross-referenced them to their location on the general population schedule. So, now that both schedules are available on ancestry, you can cross-reference them their. I should put it somewhere online since it's no longer available in print. Are there particular slave holders you're looking for? Check out my page at www.sankofa.tribalpages.com - Maybe we have common cousins. Most of my folks were in Calhoun Falls
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