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"Information of Uncle Joe Anderson"
Dublin Core
Title
"Information of Uncle Joe Anderson"
Subject
Anderson, Joe
Mars Hill College--History
Slavery
Mars Hill College--History
Slavery
Description
This is an account giving some details about the Joe Anderson story and which Mars Hill College founders bailed him out, as well as where he lived after his life as an enslaved person.
Source
Mars Hill College Records - A, Box 1
Publisher
Southern Appalachian Archives, Liston B. Ramsey Center for Appalachian Studies, Mars Hill University
Rights
These images may be viewed, downloaded, and printed for personal and educational use, but any commercial use is prohibited without permission from the Southern Appalachian Archives, Mars Hill University. Questions may be directed to the Archivist at (828) 689-1262 or archives@mhu.edu.
Coverage
Mars Hill, North Carolina
Text Item Type Metadata
Text
information of uncle Joe
Anderson they taken him
to Asheville NC and had
him in Jail he was to be
sold for that debt and
Mr. Billy Keath John
Radford and Shepperd
Deaver put up the money
and that redeemed Joe
so he got to come Back
home to W Anderson his
old Master who give him
a home for life and
after Mr. Anderson died
Mr. will ray soninlaw
Of Mr. Anderson taking the
Place from uncle Joe and
he moved then to his son
Cornealous Will
amonds place and stayed
thare till he died he died
february 1906
not knowing the day of the
month
[verso]
Uncle Joes first
wife was name Mary
Anderson they taken him
to Asheville NC and had
him in Jail he was to be
sold for that debt and
Mr. Billy Keath John
Radford and Shepperd
Deaver put up the money
and that redeemed Joe
so he got to come Back
home to W Anderson his
old Master who give him
a home for life and
after Mr. Anderson died
Mr. will ray soninlaw
Of Mr. Anderson taking the
Place from uncle Joe and
he moved then to his son
Cornealous Will
amonds place and stayed
thare till he died he died
february 1906
not knowing the day of the
month
[verso]
Uncle Joes first
wife was name Mary
Files
Collection
Citation
“"Information of Uncle Joe Anderson",” Southern Appalachian Archives Mars Hill University, accessed October 23, 2026, https://southernappalachianarchives.org/items/show/706.
