Hood County · 1867 voter registration · page 1 of 1
Freedmen who registered in Hood County, Texas
25 freedmen registered to vote in Hood County, Texas, between 1867 and 1870. Open a name to read his entry and the original handwritten register page.
| Name | Birthplace | Reached Texas | Years in the county |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jack Alison | Alabama | ||
| Jeff Barnard | Tennessee | ||
| Samuel Chambers | Tennessee | ||
| Anderson Edwards | Georgia | ||
| Wash Edwards | South Carolina | ||
| Henry Fullove | Georgia | ||
| G. G. Goodwin | North Carolina | ||
| L. Goodwin | Georgia | ||
| S Haley | Tennessee | ||
| S Hightower | South Carolina | ||
| N HIghtower | Mississippi | ||
| R. Hines | North Carolina | ||
| H McEwen | |||
| John Muse | Mississippi | ||
| John Phillips | Mississippi | ||
| J Pottillo | Texas | ||
| L Pottillo | North Carolina | ||
| David Rucker | Tennessee | ||
| Reuben Rucker | Arkansas | ||
| V. Rucker | Tennessee | ||
| William Rucker | Tennessee | ||
| A. Sparkes | Virginia | ||
| William Stewart | Kentucky | ||
| Elbert Walters | Texas | ||
| Ben Weaver | North Carolina |
Sources
These names come from the 1867 to 1870 Texas voter registration, the Texas Secretary of State registration lists held by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission. Hood County's entries were written out by hand, so registrars spelled each name as they heard it. About Enslaved Texas.
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