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Black history: Settlements banded together in Indiana

Before Indiana became a state, William Hood settled in Jefferson County. Like many early residents, he was a veteran of the Revolutionary War. What made Hood different was the fact

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Black settlements banded together in Indiana

Black settlements banded together in Indiana
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What began as a two-page church bulletin by co-founders George P. Stewart and William Porter, now hails as one of the top African American.

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Black history: Settlements banded together in Indiana

Before Indiana became a state, William Hood settled in Jefferson County. Like many early residents, he was a veteran of the Revolutionary War. What made Hood different was the fact

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Black history: Settlements banded together in Indiana

Before Indiana became a state, William Hood settled in Jefferson County. Like many early residents, he was a veteran of the Revolutionary War. What made Hood different was the fact

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