Orange Mound unveils historic marker of enslaved Africans
Orange Mound community members stood at the Deaderick Family Cemetery to unveil a historic marker with the names of 30 enslaved persons.
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Orange Mound community members stood at the Deaderick Family Cemetery to unveil a historic marker with the names of 30 enslaved persons.
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