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Trotter's sister:

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Virginia Craft (right) with her mother Bessie Trotter Craft and her sister Ellen

Virginia Elizabeth Letitia “Bessie” Trotter 1883–1949 married, Henry Craft 1883–1975

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My wife is in Jack and Jill and I just found out there is an Anchorage, Alaska chapter


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They just set up one in New Mexico too a few years back. Most new ones are in rural or small cities in the Deep South though.
 

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Desiree married Chicago businessman John W. Rogers










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Who is founder and Chairman of Ariel Investments and is one of the richest black men in America





Brown Capital was spotlighted here:

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Names have meanings.

"Eddie Brown" literally means "brown wealthy guardian".

Quite apropos that he manages (guards) wealth.

And his wife Sylvia is such a beautiful lady.
 

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*We've discussed this book and author earlier in the thread, this is the first interview I've heard of Peterson talking about the characters in the Gilded Age series.




Black Gotham: Origins of Gilded Age New York’s Black Elite​


Nov 9, 2023
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At left Maritcha Remond Lyons; at right the character of Peggy Scott (played by Denèe Benton) on The Gilded Age



NEW from The Gilded Gentleman podcast — some overlooked history of the 19th century, the story of black life and social class in New York City.
Dr. Carla Peterson, author of Black Gotham: Family History of African Americans in Nineteenth-Century New York City, joins Carl to share her research and perspective on the growth and development of the prosperous black professional class throughout the nineteenth century up to the Gilded Age.
In her 2012 groundbreaking book, Peterson sheds light on how this particular corner of the black community grew as New York became enriched in the late 19th century. She provides insight into leading African-American figures of the day, many missing in contemporary accounts of the period.
And believe it or not, a few characters from the HBO series “The Gilded Age” were designed with Black Gotham in mind. In particular, the father of Peggy Scott (played by Denée Benton) was based on Peterson’s own ancestral family.
 

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‘Invisible Generals’ chronicles little-known history of 1st Black U.S. generals​



Nov 10, 2023
A new book explores and honors the legacy of two exceptional American veterans whose contributions have gone largely unknown, until now. In “Invisible Generals,” author Doug Melville recounts his family history and tells the barrier-breaking stories of the country’s first Black generals. He joins Geoff Bennett to discuss the book and what inspired him to write it.
 
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