On a formerly unknown burial in Calvary Cemetery…
“A Colored Man Who Was Very Ill Dies in the Office of Dr. L. C. Shepherd
An old colored man staggered into the office of Dr. L. C. Shepherd, in Freemason street, about 7 o’clock Sunday evening. The man said his home was in Princess Anne avenue, but before he could give his name, he died.1
Heading into Sussex County, Virginia, to find and reclaim the “lost” graves of African American Civil War soldiers and family history…
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