Daniel was born in 1859.
Daniel's wife Mandy 'Coverson' was interviewed about 1937 in Raleigh, North Carolina about her life and her time as an enslaved person.
"I wuz borned in Union County to Sarah an' Henderson Tomberlin. My mother belonged to Mr. Moses Coverson, an' my pappy belonged to Mr. Jackie Tom Tomberlin."
"My mammy, died 'for I wuz very old an' missus kept me in de house."
"Anyhow de andirons wuz saved an' dar warn't no trouble wid de Yankees who comed our way, an' dey ain't hurt nobody dar."
"I married Daniel Coverson, a slave on de same plantation I wuz on, an' forty years ago we moved ter Raleigh. We had a hard time but I'se glad dat he an' me am free an' doan belong ter two diff'rent famblies."
Interview: Mandy 'Coverson' was interviewed in Raleigh, North Carolina by Mary A. Hicks as part of the Federal Writer's Project of the Works Progress Administration (WPA). The results are made available by the Library of Congress. [1]
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