Louisville Georgia

Slave Narrative of Carrie Nancy Fryer

Carrie Nancy Fryer, a 72-year-old former slave residing in Augusta, Georgia, shares her life experiences and memories from slavery. She describes her childhood on the Pickens plantation, her family’s struggle for sustenance, and her health remedies. Nancy reflects on her relationships, including those with her husband and children, alongside her profound spiritual experiences and insights into the supernatural. Despite her hardships, she emphasizes dignity and resilience, insisting on maintaining a clean household. She requests the interviewer to send a postcard to her former employer, expressing her ongoing struggles.

Wilcher, Elaine Harrington Mrs. – Obituary

Elaine Harrington Wilcher, 72, formerly of Baker City, passed away on February 8, 2006. Her memorial service was held at Haines Methodist Church, followed by burial at Davisboro City Cemetery. Born on July 24, 1932, she worked for Haines Telephone Co. and the Oregon State Police. After moving to Louisville in 1983, she managed the pro shop at Ogeechee Valley Country Club. She is survived by her husband, daughter, granddaughters, and three sisters. Memorial contributions can be made to Haines Methodist Church.

Wilcher, Marjorie Elaine Harrington Mrs. – Obituary

Marjorie Elaine Wilcher, 72, formerly of Baker City, passed away on February 8, 2006, following a brief illness. Born on July 24, 1932, she worked at Haines Telephone Co. and Oregon State Police before moving to Louisville in 1983. Marjorie was devoted to her family, including her husband Curtis, daughter Sherry, and their children. She enjoyed sewing, reading, and gardening, and was known for her generosity. Her funeral will be held at the First Baptist Church, with burial at the Davisboro City Cemetery.