I wish I knew how it feels to
be free.
Mrs. Millie Askew, our maternal g-g-g-grandmother,
born in 1830 (d?), her parents were born in Tennesse. She had two daughters,
one was our maternal g-g-grandmother. Grandmother Askew could neither read
nor write; however, the Federal Census of 1900 lists her as "owning her
own home." She resided in Unionville, Massac Co., near Brookport,
Il. The Hopson family relocated to Madison, Il, The Dream Works generation.
| The Dreamer Ned Hopson
Gen I |
A Dream Deferred Indy, IN
(V) |
Prologue In Search Of A Past |
| The Dream
"As
I Grew Older"(II) |
Dream Works Venice, IL
(VI) |
|
| The Dream Team Brookport
(III) |
Dream Keeper St. Louis, MO
(VII) |
Afro-American War Monument |
| Dream Works Madison, IL
(IV) |
Dreamsville Washington, D.C.(VIII) |
|
