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

Narrators

Davis, Louisa
Davis, Lucinda
Davis, Lucy
Davis, Mary Jane Drucilla
Davis, Minerva
Davis, Minnie
Davis, Mose
Davis, Rev. Young Winston
Davis, Rosetta
Davis, Virginia (Jennie)
Davis, Wallace
Davis, William
Davis, William Henry
Davis, Winnie
Davison, Eli
Davison, Elige
Dawkins, Elias
Dawson, Anthony
Day, John
Day, Leroy
Deane, James V.
Debnam, W.S.
Debro, Sarah
Dell, Hammett
Dempsey, Mary Belle
Denson, Nelsen
Derricotte, Ike
Dick, Uncle
Dickens, Charles W.
Dickens, Margaret E.
Dickey, James
Diggs, Benjamin
Dill, Will
Dillard, Benny
Dillard, George
Dilliard, Ella
Dillon, Katie
Dirt, Rufus
Divine, Mary
Dixon, Alice
Dixon, Luke D.
Dixon, Martha Ann
Dixon, Thomas
Dockery, Railroad
Donalson, Callie
Dorroh, Isabella
Dorsey, Douglas
Dorsey, George
Dortch, Charles Green
Dorum, Fannie
Dothrum, Silas
Douglas, Sarah
Douglas, Sebert
Douglas, Tom
Douglas, Tom and Sarah
Douglass, Alice
Douglass, Ambrose
Douthit, Mrs. Charles
Dowd, Rev. Squire
Dowdy, Doc Daniel
Downing, Laurence
Doyl, Henry
Doyld, Willie
Dozier, Washington
Draper, Joanna
Duck, Mama
Dudley, Wade
Duhon, Victor
Duke, Alice
Duke, Isabella
Dukes, Wash
Dukes, Willis
Dunn, Fannie
Dunn, Jennylin
Dunn, Lizzie
Dunn, Lucy Ann
Dunne, Nellie
Dunwoody, William L.
Durant, Silva
Durant, Sylvia
Durham, Tempie Herndon
Eason, George
East, Nancy
Easter, Easter
Easter, Esther
Easter, Willis
Eatman, George
Eaves, Nannie
Eddington, Harriet
Edmunds, Rev. H. H.
Edwards, Anderson and Minerva
Edwards, Ann J.
Edwards, Doc
Edwards, Lucius
Edwards, Mary
Edwards, Mary Kincheon
Elder, Callie
Elder, Lucinda
Elliott, John
Elliott, Rev. John B.

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