The first permanent black communities of Georgetown and Goldsboro came after the Civil War, when Sanford was the region's commercial and railroad hub.
An edition of Seminole County (Black America)
(2000)
Seminole County (Black America)
by Altermese Smith Bentley
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Seminole County (Black America)
November 2000, Arcadia Publishing (SC)
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0738506346 9780738506340
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