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Joe Morgan, tenant on W.R. White farm, ready to leave the C.W. Lassiter gin with two bales of cotton on his wagon. Wake County, Wendell, North Carolina

Joe Morgan, tenant on W.R. White farm, ready to leave the C.W. Lassiter gin with two bales of cotton on his wagon. Wake County, Wendell, North Carolina

Joe Morgan, tenant on W.R. White farm ready to leave the C.W. Lassiter gin with two bales of cotton on his wagon. Wake County, Wendell, North Carolina

Joe Morgan, tenant on W.R. White farm, ready to leave the C.W. Lassiter gin with two bales of cotton on his wagon. Wake County, Wendell, North Carolina

Joe Morgan, tenant on W.R. White farm ready to leave the C.W. Lassiter gin with two bales of cotton on his wagon. Wake County, Wendell, North Carolina

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Joe Morgan, tenant on W.R. White farm, ready to leave the C.W. Lassiter gin with two bales of cotton on his wagon. Wake County, Wendell, North Carolina

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01/01/1939
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Wolcott, Marion Post, 1910-1990, photographer
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No known restrictions. For information, see U.S. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black & White Photographs http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/071_fsab.html

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north carolina wake county wendell safety film negatives joe morgan joe morgan tenant white farm white farm lassiter gin lassiter gin bales two bales cotton wagon american farmers library of congress