Brenda (Adkins) Wright
Honor Code SignatorySigned 12 Feb 2015 | 5,282 contributions | 163 thank-yous | 2,813 connections
Daughter of Ocelee Adkins and Juanice Terrell
[1]I have been researching my roots since 2005. I have two rough draft compilations, "Adkins Family" compiled by Barney M. Hunter, and "Meet Your Ancestors" (Koonce) compiled by Maurine Childs Parker. I was very fortunate to have been given these compilations by my family members.
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My primary interest at this point is with the USBH project, identifying former enslaved, so I'm focusing on pre-emancipation for enslavers. The Terrell's came from the Piedmont area in North Carolina, which is also my primary focus.
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Mary~ Project Coordinator, Military and War Project
best regards, Brenda Wright
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Brenda Wright
thanks and best regards,
SJ
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I don't think I have a Ludie Mae Spears in my direct line, but she could have been a cousin! My family is from the Knoxville, Tennessee area. Where is Ludie Mae from?
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