There they were: the names that link Phyllis Hammond to America?s shameful past.
Written out neatly in a script that?s still legible some 140 years later, property records show that Carroll County slaves, like those in the deepest South, were no more notable than the rest of their owners? possessions. One wagon, one horse, one Negro.
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