Narratives of Formerly Enslaved Floridians
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Publisher
Federal Writers Project, American Guide, Negro Writers Unit
Publication Date
December 1936
Abstract
Federal Writers' Project interview with "Father" Charles Coates, who was born into slavery in Virginia and later sold to a plantation in Georgia; Coates lived in Jacksonville, Florida later in life. Interview conducted and summarized by Viola B. Muse, field worker.
Keywords
African Americans, Black Americans, Slave narratives
Extent
9 pages
Geographic Location
Virginia; Georgia; Jacksonville (Fla.)
Physical Collection
Language
English
Media Type
Interviews
Identifier
SFS0021860_00001
Recommended Citation
Coates, Charles; Muse, Viola B.; and Federal Writers' Project of the Work Projects Administration for the State of Florida, "Interview, Charles Coates and Viola B. Muse, Slave Interview, December 3, 1936" (1936). Narratives of Formerly Enslaved Floridians. 10.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/formerly_enslaved_narratives/10
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