Mr. Charles Adams, 52, was a married Drayman. He was taken to the forced labor camp at the Chattahoochee Brick Company operated. The reporting year was 1900.
Mr. Adams was held prisoner there, and he was not permitted to leave or see his family again.
Mr. Adams was held prisoner there, and he was not permitted to leave or see his family again.
Mr. Charles Adams, 52, was a married Drayman. He was taken to the forced labor camp at the Chattahoochee Brick Company operated. The reporting year was 1900.
Mr. Adams was held prisoner there, and he was not permitted to leave or see his family again.
Mr. Adams was held prisoner there, and he was not permitted to leave or see his family again.
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