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when they were just infants older slave children looked after them and brought the mothers to them when they wouldn't stop crying to feed them. sometimes if the masters liked them they run errands for the masters. they checked their fathers traps for animals that were killed and tended the garden, also carried water to the adults working on the fields

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As they set out to the land they began to plant their plants in the ground, much like the slave children. But in the early 1900's they all died out.

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