Everybody was in a stir and talking and going somewhere.

I am going according to what my daddy told me and nothing else.

I was going to school during the Brooks-Baxter War.

Nobody within a quarter of a block could have been in doubt of what was going on.

"It was awful hard going after the war.

whar the train going to stop.

The depot agent, he told 'em he didn't know 'bout no train going to Africa.

I ask him how was I going to know how to vote.

Said he went tuh git watuh outen de sping and had tuh pull dead men outn de spring an dat day drinked of'n dem dead men all while de wah wuz going on.

Mother married the same man she had been going with after freedom.

The business is going to fall.

Mostly old folks or half starved folks couldn't keep going.

I kept on going to school after my Father took me.

"A boy was telling her that somebody was going 'round asking questions about slavery and she said she wished he would come and see her.

" Interviewer's Comment Peggy Sloan's memory is going.

The soldiers going to capture Fort Sumter caught the Columbia and Augusta train going to Charleston.

He was carrying them the same way he was going before the War and they had a row (quarrel), and left him.

Sometimes I would draw my gun like I was going to shoot and the poll parrot would say, 'Jim, don't you shoot me!'

Times is going fast.

They were so scared that the overseer would see them that early in the morning while they were going to their work in the field at daybreak that they would fall down on one knee and pray.

Old man Simpson couldn't afford to have him handicapped in his going and coming.

People don't know what kind of fool law Congress is going to make and they are not going to spend much money.

The struggle was chequered by the continual coming and going of the Greek and Ottoman fleets.

The situation was going from bad to worse.

Louise Fox Connell (W); 28Nov67; R422832. CONNOLLY, BRENDA E. For works claimed by Brenda E. Connolly SEE Connolly, James B. CONNOLLY, JAMES B. Men going home.