Men Acres and Mules

Their Resolve Did Not Die . . . It Was 1865 . . . The Thirteenth Amendment To The Constitution Saw The End Of Slavery . . . Whitford Plummer A Black Man Born In Bondage In 1842 In Falmouth Virginia Headed North To New Jersey . . . A Free Man. His Son Scott Years Later Battled A Raging Hostile Environment To Become Sharecropper And Landowner . . . But Scott And His Wife In 1934 Were Brutally Murdered . . . Their Killers Vanished Into Thin Air . . . Vander Lee And Craig Plummer Sons Of The Deceased Inherited The Five Acre Farm . . . Unaware That Their Battle With Jim Crow And A White Hate Group Was About To Take Shape . . .