The cotton planter and his pickers
Summary
Photograph shows Sam Williams (center, holding dog), his wife Diccie Williams (center in white), their youngest son Sidney Williams (in front of Sam), and other men, women, and children in a cotton field. (Source: researcher, L. Johnson, 2017)
H118685 U.S. Copyright Office
Title on item "The Cotton planter and his pickers" is incorrect. Sam Williams was a sharecropper, not a cotton planter. (Source: researcher, L. Johnson, 2017)
On photograph: "H. Tees, West Point, Miss."
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Date
01/01/1908
Source
Library of Congress
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Public Domain