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Lola Sewell remembered that her brother, Marion Sewell, participated in Bloody Sunday.

Wilcox County resident who participated in Bloody Sunday march.

Interviewed by FBI.

Listed as a nurse from New York in 1965 MCHR newsletter.

Marion, Alabama
Albert Turner, Jr.

"My mom had already told us that we couldn't march that Sunday. When she wasnt looking my oldest brother (Profit Barlow a12th grader at R. B. Hudson High School) had slipped out of the house. So she decided that it was best if she stayed home and…

SNCC Field Secretary
Potential Marcher

Confirmed by son and nephew via Facebook.

SNCC and SCLC fieldworker with Selma Address: 2021 Eugene Avenue, Selma, Alabama

Facebook lead on this marcher's first name.

Laura Goodwin's daughter.

Appears in Eyes on the Prize. Wrote a book about Selma civil rights movement.

Interviewed by FBI.
Age 27
At front of line?
Believes hit by Sheriff Clark

Wearing a Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (1965) badge

Interviewed by FBI.
Age 15.

SNCC WATS Report, WS Historical Society

Marched and was injured during Bloody Sunday. She was one of many marchers treated at Good Samaritan Hospital.

Helped drive the health mobile from MS to Selma according to 1965 MCHR newsletter.

Albert Einstein College of Medicine student.

Hudson High School Sophomore
Age 16
Hospitalized at Good Sam for three days due to the teargas.
Recalls that lots of out of towners in Selma for the march.

Listed as nurse in 1965 MCHR newsletter.

Marion
Albert Turner, Jr.