Main Takeaway: The remains of 95 former prisoners, some of them freed slaves, will stay where they are, a least for now. A judge has ruled to halt construction on the site where 95 bodies were exhumed from an unmarked
New Law Allows Fort Bend County To Operate And Maintain Historic Cemetery -
The remains of 95 former prisoners, some of them freed slaves, will stay where they are, a least for now. A judge has ruled to halt construction on the site where 95 bodies were exhumed from an unmarked In honor of Congresswoman Barbara Jordan's birthday and a former slave that represented
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- The remains of 95 former prisoners, some of them freed slaves, will stay where they are, a least for now.
- A judge has ruled to halt construction on the site where 95 bodies were exhumed from an unmarked
- In honor of Congresswoman Barbara Jordan's birthday and a former slave that represented
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