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This narrative traces the harrowing multi-generational journey of the Nelms family, beginning with the impossible choice of David Nelms (William Smith), an enslaved blacksmith who secured his own freedom but was forced to l...
The Chronicles of Union City is a local historical narrative published in 1893 by Dwight E. Youngs, detailing the nineteenth-century origins and development of a Michigan settlement. Written in a distinctive quasi-biblical prose, the text c...
Andrew Smith, 1849, Business Ledger Book from 1845-1849, page 60, Union City, Michigan, Union City Society of Historic Preservation, [email protected]
In the last article, I told you about my father, Robert Foster, owning his own...
At the Foster Family Reunion, eldest brother, James Foster (Uncle Ted), greets Robert Foster (Bobby), my father, larger than life, in white. My cousin is looking on. Taken by Robin R. Foster.
I grew up in Joliet, Illinois, with a father, R...
Sojourner Truth, abolitionist and women’s rights advocate (c. 1864). Copilot
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In April 1877, Union City, Michigan stood on the edge of history. The townspeople had learned that Sojourner Truth—already a legend for her fear...
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