by Leann Lemberger (Author), Michael Lemberger (Author), Leeann Dickey (Author)
Less than 50 years after the Civil War, and just about 50 years before the Civil Rights Act, the small coal-mining town of Buxton, Iowa, became a model community where racial integration and equal pay for equal work were the accepted policy. Buxton Roots is the most complete set of Buxton records in existence, illustrated with dozens of photos the town.
Author Biography
LeeAnn Dickey started researching her own family tree, then branched out to look up records for others, including a number of Buxton families. In Buxton Roots, she has documented the black residents of Buxton through marriage records, censuses, cemetery lists, and photographs.
Number of Pages: 140
Dimensions: 0.3 x 9.25 x 7.5 IN
Publication Date: January 10, 2009
