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Emmett Till — Part 1
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twin brother, Raymond Bryant (deceased); J.W. Milam (deceased); Leslie F. Milam (deceased);
| Stanley Lamar “Bud” Milam (deceased); [ pa Milam (deceased); James Bryant
(deceased); Edward Bryant (deceased)[ =i | prc
The brothers were particularly close, operating businesses together, regularly playing cards and
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drinking together. Various members of the family were engaged in the grocery business throughout
the Mississippi Counties of Leflore, Tallahatchie and Sunflower, with stores physically located in
| Swan Lake, Glendora, Minter City, Itta Bena, Ruleville and Money, Mississippi. During his |
research into the Till matter in 1963, Hugh Steven Whitaker interviewed individuals who knew J.W.
Milam and Roy Bryant. Whitaker stated “they were invariably referred to as ‘peckerwoods,’ ‘white
| trash,’ and other terms of disapprobation.” *
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| “? Hugh Steven Whitaker, “A Case Study in Southem Justice - The Emmett Till Case”, (Master’s Thesis, Florida State
University, 1963), 144
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