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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Alexandria African Americans World War I Draft Registrations – Part 4: “E-F”
The list below are the African American Alexandrians with the “E – F” surnames. Early, Julian Clay – born December 30, 1885 Ellis, Wade – born August 16, 1895 Elmore, John – born April 2, 1899 Epps, Hany – born … Continue reading
Vote Now! – Deadline to Vote is August 6, 2012
Artist #1 – Mario Chiodo Three sculpture artists have bidded for the assignment of designing a sculpture for the Freedmen Cemetery. Please view the three artists and vote. The three Artists finalist are: Mario Chiodo, Oakland, CA; Edward Dwight, Denver, … Continue reading
