Talk:Charles T. O'Ferrall

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O'Ferrall and slavey

This article seems to ignore slavery, but I don't have the time nor resources to research O'Ferrall's involvement before the Civil War. I just did a pretty quick cleanup (for example choosing his birthplace as Bruceton rather than Bath). Especially if the O'Ferrall family ran inns which were really health spas, they probably had a number of slaves.Jweaver28 (talk)