They both were born into slavery in which they were able to be around family. George Johnson and Aunt Harriet Smith were both into music in which they both explain their influence in music while being a slave. Even though they may not be the same age they both indicated that they were married. They both experienced living with a master that did not treat the slaves with cruel and unusual punishment. In comparison, they both stated that their master would never whip the slaves but did demand that you mind the master. They both later on in life were freed and able to live their life without the authorization of a master. George Johnson would state that even after he was freed he could contact his master because he know that Jeff Davis would be there and had the resources to
They both were born into slavery in which they were able to be around family. George Johnson and Aunt Harriet Smith were both into music in which they both explain their influence in music while being a slave. Even though they may not be the same age they both indicated that they were married. They both experienced living with a master that did not treat the slaves with cruel and unusual punishment. In comparison, they both stated that their master would never whip the slaves but did demand that you mind the master. They both later on in life were freed and able to live their life without the authorization of a master. George Johnson would state that even after he was freed he could contact his master because he know that Jeff Davis would be there and had the resources to