The headstone listed 1855 as the birth year unless I transcribed it wrong.
Per statements by Charles Hunter himself, he was born in 1857.
Per Find A Grave policy the birth date will continue to reflect the headstone date.
Per statements Charles Hunter provided he was born May 1857 in Wake County, North Carolina into slavery.
His mother's name is Rosa Hunter. His father's name is [slave owner] Jones, although her never saw or knew him.
At the time he authored his account, his 1st wife was Annie Hayes-Hunter; after her death, he married Senora F. Hunter. At the time of his death, he was a widower.
Per statements by Charles Hunter himself, he was born in 1857.
Per Find A Grave policy the birth date will continue to reflect the headstone date.
Per statements Charles Hunter provided he was born May 1857 in Wake County, North Carolina into slavery.
His mother's name is Rosa Hunter. His father's name is [slave owner] Jones, although her never saw or knew him.
At the time he authored his account, his 1st wife was Annie Hayes-Hunter; after her death, he married Senora F. Hunter. At the time of his death, he was a widower.
The headstone listed 1855 as the birth year unless I transcribed it wrong.
Per statements by Charles Hunter himself, he was born in 1857.
Per Find A Grave policy the birth date will continue to reflect the headstone date.
Per statements Charles Hunter provided he was born May 1857 in Wake County, North Carolina into slavery.
His mother's name is Rosa Hunter. His father's name is [slave owner] Jones, although her never saw or knew him.
At the time he authored his account, his 1st wife was Annie Hayes-Hunter; after her death, he married Senora F. Hunter. At the time of his death, he was a widower.
Per statements by Charles Hunter himself, he was born in 1857.
Per Find A Grave policy the birth date will continue to reflect the headstone date.
Per statements Charles Hunter provided he was born May 1857 in Wake County, North Carolina into slavery.
His mother's name is Rosa Hunter. His father's name is [slave owner] Jones, although her never saw or knew him.
At the time he authored his account, his 1st wife was Annie Hayes-Hunter; after her death, he married Senora F. Hunter. At the time of his death, he was a widower.
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