Project explores lives of 237 Wilton-area enslaved people
Before the Wilton Historical Society project, Julie Hughes said the town knew of about 12 to 15 enslaved people in Wilton. Her project unearthed dozens more.
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Before the Wilton Historical Society project, Julie Hughes said the town knew of about 12 to 15 enslaved people in Wilton. Her project unearthed dozens more.
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