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Dan Smith, Believed to Have Been Last Living Person Born to Enslaved Parent, Laid to Rest in DC - Vimarsana News

Dan Smith, Believed to Have Been Last Living Person Born to Enslaved Parent, Laid to Rest in DC

A reminder that slavery is a not-so-distant part of our history: Daniel Smith Sr. was born in 1932 to a 70-year-old father who was once in bondage in Virginia.

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Child of enslaved American dies at 90 - Vimarsana News

Child of enslaved American dies at 90

Daniel Smith, the son of a man born enslaved during the Civil War and the last survivor of five siblings, has passed away.

Daniel Smith, Army veteran and one of the last children of enslaved Americans, dies at 90 - Vimarsana News

Daniel Smith, Army veteran and one of the last children of enslaved Americans, dies at 90

Daniel Smith, an Army veteran who was 90 when he died at a hospital in Washington, D.C., was one of the last remaining children of enslaved Black Americans, and a rare direct link to slavery in the United States.

Activist Daniel Smith, son of a slave, dead at 90 - Vimarsana News

Activist Daniel Smith, son of a slave, dead at 90

Daniel R. Smith, an activist and the son of a man born into slavery, died on Wednesday in Washington, D.C., at the age of 90. Smith, who was born when his father Abram “A.B.” Smith was 70, was one of the last remaining children of slaves. His father was enslaved during the Civil War as…

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Daniel Smith, one of the last children of enslaved Americans, dies at 90 - Vimarsana News

Daniel Smith, one of the last children of enslaved Americans, dies at 90

He grew up hearing stories from his father, who was born into bondage during the Civil War. Decades later, he marched for civil rights in Washington and Selma.