<p>Some of my relatives, other descendants of Jesse Strange, researched our family tree and complied the information in a book called Reflections of a Proud Strange Family, which we simply refer to as “the book.” During this research, my relatives learned more about a family property, Mobley Creek. I asked one of my cousins, Barbara Jean, to tell me more about this property. </p>

Some of my relatives, other descendants of Jesse Strange, researched our family tree and complied the information in a book called Reflections of a Proud Strange Family, which we simply refer to as “the book.” During this research, my relatives learned more about a family property, Mobley Creek. I asked one of my cousins, Barbara Jean, to tell me more about this property.

<p>Some of my relatives, other descendants of Jesse Strange, researched our family tree and complied the information in a book called Reflections of a Proud Strange Family, which we simply refer to as “the book.” During this research, my relatives learned more about a family property, Mobley Creek. I asked one of my cousins, Barbara Jean, to tell me more about this property.&nbsp;</p>

Mobley Creek, Our Legacy Land

My great grandfather, Jessee Strange, was born a slave and freed in his 20s. His 12 children were born free, and referred to as "The First Freeborn Generation." In this podcast series, I interview Jessee Strange's descendents in order to document our stories.

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