Sharecropper boy near Chesnee, South Carolina

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Sharecropper family near Chesnee, South Carolina

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Sharecropper wife and mother of seven children. Near Chesnee, South Carolina

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Oldest son of a sharecropper family working in the cotton. Chesnee, South Carolina

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Son of sharecropper family at work in the cotton near Chesnee, South Carolina

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Grandfather of fifty-six children. Chesnee, South Carolina. He left a 300 acre farm in the North Carolina mountains when his parents died fifty-five years ago. The farm afforded insufficient living and there was no work

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Well and old plantation smokehouse. Chesnee, South Carolina

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Grandmother of sharecropper family near Chesnee, South Carolina

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Grandmother of fifty-six children, mother of fourteen, ten living. Near Chesnee, South Carolina

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Grandfather of fifty-six children. Chesnee, South Carolina. He left a 300 acre farm in the North Carolina mountains when his parents died fifty-five years ago. The farm afforded insufficient living and there was no work. He walked forty-five miles to Chesnee where he has lived ever since as a sharecropper

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