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Born in Slavery: Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1938

Narrators

Whitess, Abe
Whitfield, J. W.
Whitley, Ophelia
Whitmore, Sarah
Whitted, Anderson
Wickliffe, Sylvester Sostan
Wiggins, James
Wilborn, Dock
Wilcox, Tom
Wilks, Bell
Willbanks, Green
Williams, Banana
Williams, Bell
Williams, Belle
Williams, Bill
Williams, Callie
Williams, Catharine
Williams, Charley
Williams, Charlie
Williams, Columbus
Williams, Daphne
Williams, Frank
Williams, Gus
Williams, Henrietta
Williams, Henry Andrew (Tip)
Williams, Horatio W.
Williams, James
Williams, Jesse
Williams, John
Williams, John Thomas
Williams, Julia
Williams, Lillie
Williams, Lizzie
Williams, Lou
Williams, Mary
Williams, Millie
Williams, Mollie
Williams, Penny
Williams, Plaz
Williams, Rev.
Williams, Rev. Handy
Williams, Rezin (Parson)
Williams, Rose
Williams, Rosena Hunt
Williams, Steve
Williams, Wayman
Williams, William
Williams, William Ball (Soldier) III
Williams, Willie
Williams, Willis
Williamson, Anna
Williamson, Callie Halsey
Williamson, Eliza
Williamson, Melissa
Willingham, Frances
Willis, Adeline
Willis, Charlotte
Willis, Uncle
Wilson, Claude Augusta
Wilson, Ella
Wilson, Emoline
Wilson, James
Wilson, Jane
Wilson, Lulu
Wilson, Mary Jane
Wilson, Robert
Wilson, Sarah
Wilson, Tom
Wilson, Wash
Windham, Tom
Winfield, Cornelia
Winn, Willis
Wise, Alice
Wise, Frank
Withers, Lucy
Witherspoon, Silvia
Witt, Rube
Womble, George
Womble, Rev. (Rev. Wamble)
Wood, Mintie
Woodberry, Genia
Woodberry, Julia
Woods, Alex
Woods, Anna
Woods, Cal
Woods, George
Woods, Maggie
Woods, Ruben
Woods, Tom W.
Woods, Wes
Woodson, Alex
Woodson, Willis
Woodward, Aleck
Woodward, Mary
Wooldridge, Mary
Woorling, James G.
Word, Sam
Word, Sophia
Worth, Pauline
Worthy, Ike

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