By Jeannette Holland Austin
Before he died in 1833, William Salters built a plantation on land south of the Black River where he owned over 4,000 acres; however, by 1860, more than 5,000 acres comprised the acreage of a plantation rich in cotton, rice, corn, sweet potatoes, and live stock owned by his heirs.
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This Salter was my g g father. I would love to know more about this man. My email is sasdm@aol.com
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