This is so interesting…and timely. I’m doing a presentation tomorrow afternoon for the Morgan County Genealogical Society about iron production and cast iron cookware in Alabama. Thanks for sharing.
Daryl E. Ratterree
President Harrison’s statement in his inaugural address is now most apparent, that the emancipation proclamation was heard in the dark depths of the earth as well as the cerulean depths of the sky.” It should be noted that The Emancipation of Proclamation was a false document issued by Abraham Lincoln. It only addressed Slaves held in the Southern States that had ceded from the Union. It never addressed Slaves held in the North. Questions that need to be ask: When did the Lincoln Family free their Slaves? When did General U.S. Grant free his slaves? The answer is simple June 18, 1865 a full three months after the War of Northern Aggression was over with. They were forced to do so by the passing of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution. So please study and post TRUE History.
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Philadelphia – was in Alabama
This is so interesting…and timely. I’m doing a presentation tomorrow afternoon for the Morgan County Genealogical Society about iron production and cast iron cookware in Alabama. Thanks for sharing.
President Harrison’s statement in his inaugural address is now most apparent, that the emancipation proclamation was heard in the dark depths of the earth as well as the cerulean depths of the sky.” It should be noted that The Emancipation of Proclamation was a false document issued by Abraham Lincoln. It only addressed Slaves held in the Southern States that had ceded from the Union. It never addressed Slaves held in the North. Questions that need to be ask: When did the Lincoln Family free their Slaves? When did General U.S. Grant free his slaves? The answer is simple June 18, 1865 a full three months after the War of Northern Aggression was over with. They were forced to do so by the passing of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution. So please study and post TRUE History.
Were there motor vehicles in 1891?