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R 5 Office S.a.C. B.R.F &c Lockhart, June 30 1868 Lieut Chas A Vernou. A.A.A. Genl It is considered an outrage by rebels for a freedmans school to be established in any part of this Sub Dist. [[strikethrough]] a [[/strikethrough]] a teacher cannot get boarding in a white family, it is so very unpopular; The freedpeople are building School-houses are greatly inclined to educate their children, competent teachers is what they most desire. Very Resp &c (Signed) Thos H Baker Sub Asst. Com. [[6 columned table]] |Name|Location|No. of Pupils|No. of Pupils|No. of Pupils|Remarks| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |Henry French|Lockhart|42|6|65|Mr. F is a white man & a good teacher| |Mrs. Patterson & daughter|Prairie Lea|30| | |White Ladies| |Simon Roberts|Walnut Creek|23| | |Freedman|
Transcription Notes:
11-20-2020: Please note the 3 columns labels No. of Pupils. In reference to similar school reports the first column is Day, 2nd column is Night and 3rd column is Sunday.
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