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Georgia, 1847: The Plantation Lady Behind One of Slavery’s Most Disturbing Secrets
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Georgia, 1847: The Plantation Lady Behind One of Slavery’s Most Disturbing Secrets
Beneath the red clay of Burke County, Georgia, lies a story so unsettling that for generations it was quietly erased. It never appeared in official county histories. Court records were incomplete. Local archives skipped entire chapters.But in Black churches and kitchen-table conversations, the story survived.In 1864, as Union troops pushed deeper into Confederate territory, soldiers forced their way into the iron-bound cellar of a decaying plant…
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