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Indiana; and Personal Correspondence,family history document from Jim Howe, pp. 309-10Marriage Notes for EDITH BOGUE and ROBERT SMITH: Edith and Robert were marriedwas as known
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old slave named Robert Smalls, his chief crewman. Smalls had formed on the steamer. Smalls' family was on board, his wife to the preservation of history and providing this
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17, 2004 Nov 17, 2004 The family suggests that This Day In Africana History : May 12 May 12, 2004 Robert Smalls steals the Confederate ship
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The ship brought out members of his family and other slaves as well as a valuable military cargo. In Federal service, Robert Smalls continued as
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