Unveiling the Legacy: The Kane Family's Journey from Slavery to Freedom at Sotterley
Historic Sotterley is excited to introduce a new publication titled The Kane Family: Slavery to Freedom at Sotterley, a compilation of writings by genealogist Agnes Kane Callum, edited by Dave G. Brown. This book aims to preserve Agnes's research on her family's history, particularly their ties to Sotterley Plantation. Agnes's work has been instrumental in uncovering the histories of her family and other descendants of Sotterley, reaching people worldwide.
Agnes Kane Callum's dedication to researching her family's genealogy led to significant discoveries about their connection to Sotterley Plantation. Her efforts have shed light on the lives of enslaved individuals at Sotterley, providing valuable insights into their experiences. The book, edited by Dave G. Brown, includes Agnes's original research along with additional context and commentary to honor her legacy and contributions to historical preservation.
Dave G. Brown, a former member of Historic Sotterley's Board of Trustees, has been actively involved in researching and documenting the history of Sotterley and its inhabitants. Through his publications, such as Sotterley: Her People and Their Worlds, he has shared the rich history of the site and its significance. The Kane Family: Slavery to Freedom at Sotterley is a testament to Agnes Kane Callum's work and serves as a tribute to her legacy in preserving the stories of enslaved individuals at Sotterley.
The Kane Family: Slavery to Freedom at Sotterley is available for purchase exclusively at Historic Sotterley. Interested buyers can acquire the book in person for $20.00 or request shipping by contacting [email protected]. This publication is a valuable resource for those interested in learning about the history of Sotterley Plantation and the stories of enslaved individuals who lived and worked there.