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(Created claim: hasDescription (P66): Born enslaved. A member of the Georgia House of Representatives who, because of his light skin color, was able to remain in office after many other black delegates had been expelled. Left state legislature in 1873, perhaps due to threat of violence, and was appointed as postmaster, #quickstatements; batch #475 by User:Seila Gonzalez) Tags: (this information is hidden) Reverted |
(Added reference to claim: hasDescription (P66): Born enslaved. A member of the Georgia House of Representatives who, because of his light skin color, was able to remain in office after many other black delegates had been expelled. Left state legislature in 1873, perhaps due to threat of violence, and was appointed as postmaster, #quickstatements; batch #475 by User:Seila Gonzalez) Tags: (this information is hidden) Reverted |
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Madison Davis
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Postal Official
Born enslaved. A member of the Georgia House of Representatives who, because of his light skin color, was able to remain in office after many other black delegates had been expelled. Left state legislature in 1873, perhaps due to threat of violence, and was appointed as postmaster