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Tag Archives: slaves
Wanted: Dead or Alive ~ South Carolina Slave Descendants!
It wasn’t news to Mariann Regan that she descends from southern slave owners. In fact she even wrote a memoir about it a couple of years ago entitled “Into the Briar Patch” which recounts her complex reflections on that family … Continue reading
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