Slave Narrative of George Scruggs

George Scruggs, born in Murray, Kentucky, recounts his life as a slave under Ole Man Vol Scruggs, a horseman. After being taken from his birthplace, he worked in various roles, including assisting a doctor in Lexington. Scruggs describes witnessing enslaved individuals being sold and expresses his affection for his boss, who treated him well and ensured he was cared for. Eventually, he ended up with family after his boss relocated. Scruggs reflects on his long journey and current residence near his birthplace, claiming to be 100 years old.

Finley, Lula Ann – Obituary

Lula Ann Finley passed away on May 7, 1966, at Wallowa Memorial Hospital. A memorial service was held at Wallowa Christian Church, officiated by Rev. Orville Mick. Burial took place in Milton Freewater at the IOOF cemetery, alongside her husband, Henry L. Finley. Born in Tennessee in 1876, she married Henry in 1893 and moved to Wallowa County in 1910. Survived by three daughters, three sons, two sisters, one brother, eight grandchildren, and 19 great-grandchildren, she was a longstanding member of the Christian church.