Married to Rev. Fielding Able and mother of Ida May and Ella Able.
Source of information: Slave Cemetery Burials, Harveysburg, O., 5 pages of notes compiled by Professor John Bryant, Departments of Philosophy and Black History, Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio with collaboration from Ann Woodson Mason of Harveysburg, Ohio and Dennis E. Dalton of Waynesville, Ohio
Source of information: Slave Cemetery Burials, Harveysburg, O., 5 pages of notes compiled by Professor John Bryant, Departments of Philosophy and Black History, Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio with collaboration from Ann Woodson Mason of Harveysburg, Ohio and Dennis E. Dalton of Waynesville, Ohio
Married to Rev. Fielding Able and mother of Ida May and Ella Able.
Source of information: Slave Cemetery Burials, Harveysburg, O., 5 pages of notes compiled by Professor John Bryant, Departments of Philosophy and Black History, Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio with collaboration from Ann Woodson Mason of Harveysburg, Ohio and Dennis E. Dalton of Waynesville, Ohio
Source of information: Slave Cemetery Burials, Harveysburg, O., 5 pages of notes compiled by Professor John Bryant, Departments of Philosophy and Black History, Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio with collaboration from Ann Woodson Mason of Harveysburg, Ohio and Dennis E. Dalton of Waynesville, Ohio
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Milla A. Morris,
1818 - 1868.
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