Research object · BT-CLM-00016

Can the reported separation of Hilliard and Bettie after Hilliard was sold away be documented?

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Research & Interpretation byAmberly R. Carter-MillsFounder, Creator & Descendant Archivist

The Claim

Hilliard and Bettie were separated after Hilliard was sold away, and were later reunited.

Public Summary

Family memory holds that Hilliard and Bettie were separated after Hilliard was sold away, and were later reunited. No estate, sale, or other record bearing on this account has yet been added to the archive.

Evidence Reviewed

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The Evidence Trail

Step 1 · Claim

BT-CLM-00016

Hilliard and Bettie were separated after Hilliard was sold away, and were later reunited.

Step 2 · Evidence & Source

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Step 3 · Conclusion

No conclusion has been published. This remains an open research question. Can the reported separation of Hilliard and Bettie after Hilliard was sold away be documented?

How the Evidence Sits Together

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Research Conclusion

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Amberly's Research Notes

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From the research notebook ofAmberly R. Carter-MillsFounder, Creator & Descendant Archivist

What We Still Need to Find

Can the reported separation of Hilliard and Bettie after Hilliard was sold away be documented?

Provenance, Access and Use

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Researcher of record
Amberly R. Carter-Mills — Founder, Creator & Descendant Archivist
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BEFORE TILL: The Living Evidence Archive
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