forks-of-the-roads

natchez, mississippi

Photos and Captions by

Ser Seshs Ab Heter-Clifford M. Boxley
Natchez, Mississippi


PHOTO GALLERY #3

A banner of the 7th Annual Forks-of-the-Roads and 3rd Annual Freedom Summer of 1863 Commemoration and Libation Program Where Are Our Miss-Lou Enslaved Foreparents Buried, Honoring Runaway "Civil War" Era Ancestors Buried Below the Bluffs in the "Contraband Camps/Other Locations" An avid supporter of the preservation of the Forks-of-the-Roads and Natchez vanguard jazz musician, Mr. James Rowan stands beside banner.


Mississippi Congressman Bennie Thompson, quest, addressing participants who are not pictured. Standing immediately in the background from right to left is Ser Seshs Ab Heter-Cliford M. Boxley, Clarence Randle, Jr., Natchez City Alderperson, Ricky Gray (City Councilman), Margaret January of January Printing and Mistress of Ceremony and Dr. Asa Gordon, Secretary-General (cap on and head bowed) of Sons and Daughters of U. S. Colored Troops, Washington DC.


In the foreground are Congressman Bennie Thompson, Dr. Frank Smith, Director of National Black Civil War Museum and Monument and Dr. Asa Gordon, Secretary-General of Sons and Daughters of U. S. Colored Troops, Washington, DC. In back of them are the 1st Mississippi Colored Regiment Infantry Re-enactors from Jackson, Mississippi.

 


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