Daughter of Somerset Plantation

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I must agree your work is very touching. wow! You have a great talent for scrapbooking

August 26, 2005

Beautiful lo. I must agree with kylie, your work is so professional, so detailed. TFS

May 12, 2005

Wow, you are a total proffessional. I LOVE all your layouts. I added some of your layouts to my favorites. Your work is very, very, very touching. It is as if you dont want your pages to ever stop. I'm addicted now and need more. I just love the generation one that is the one I added to my favorites. YOU ARE A VERY TOUCHING ARTIST> Thank-you for allowing us to view your work. You gave me chills. PLEASE let me know when you put more out there. I AM VERY INTERESTED IN YOU!!

May 11, 2005

wow! very moving! how awesome that you have all that documentation about your heritage.

May 03, 2005

Daughter of Somerset Plantation

Journaling in upper left corner says: "This log is from Somrset Plantation in Taylor County, North Carolina owned by one, Josiah Collins. My ancestors, Jack, Betty & Methias Sawyer, were enslaved at Somerset Plantation." Paper in upper right corner is a copy of the authentic record of some of the men, women, and children who were enslaved at Somerset. Journaling in bottom right says: "My paternal grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Sawyer, was born in [Edenton], North Carolina. Enslaved Africans were brought to [the area] to harvest rice. The envelope contains documents from Somerset Plantation, now a North Carolina historic site.