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leaven but are also used as a vegetable. Its fruits and seeds are also edible for humans and animals. The pulp of have; “The baobab was among the first trees to appear on the land. Next came the slender, graceful palm tree.
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the fruit, when dried and mixed with water, makes a beverage that tastes similar to lemonade. The seeds, which When the baobab saw the palm tree, it cried out that it wanted to be taller. Then the beautiful flame tree appeared
A O LE The baobabs, totaling about a dozen species, are native to the hot dry savannas in Africa, Madagascar and northern taste like cream of tartar and are a valuable surce of vitamin C, were traditionally pounded into meal when other with its red flower and the baobab was envious for flower blossoms. When the baobab saw the magnificent fig
AS Australia. The name baobab is taken from the Swahili language where it is also called the Mbuyu tree. Other food was scarce. Other products such as soap, necklaces, glue, rubber, medicine and cloth can be produced from tree, it prayed for fruit as well. The gods became angry with the tree and pulled it up by its roots, then replanted it
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African names include Kremetartboom (Afrikaans), Warka (Ethiopian), Murambo (Meru), and umShimulu, isiMuhu the various parts of the baobab tree. upside down to keep it quiet.”
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and isiMuku (Zulu). The baobab tree is also known as the monkey bread tree, cream of tartar tree, lemonade tree
and sour gourd tree. The baobab tree has an enormous trunk with tapering branches and can attain a maximum The baobab tree serves as a meeting place for many villages to discuss community matters, relate the news of the Several myths that use the baobab as a backdrop for teaching moral lessons are told by the Bushmen or Hausa
height of 75 feet and maximum diameter of 60 feet around the trunk. It is also one of the longest lived trees in the day, or tell stories. It is also considered to be an object of worship by the people of the African savannahs. Baobabs people of Northern Nigeria. One tale involving the baobab which is used to explain a phenomenon of nature as
world; radio-carbon dating has measured ages of over 2,000 years. The leaves are about 5 inches long and have are a protected tree in South Africa and is said to be one of the “World Trees”, or Tree of Life by many of the cultures well as teach a moral lesson is the myth “The Tale of the Superman” In this story a husband boasts to his wife that
three to seven glossy leaflets. It produces 5 to 7 inch flowers with five white petals and numerous purplish stamen. on the African continent. Senegal has chosen the baobab as its national symbol. Religious beliefs and practices he is the strongest man alive. He learns of another man who claims to be “superman”, and goes to seek him out.
A long style with a ten-pointed stigma extends beyond the stamen. The sweet-scented flowers are suspended on in Africa have played a role in raising the baobab tree to a level of sacredness. Its ability to survive long periods This second “superman” is actually an extremely powerful superhuman who kicks up wind wherever he goes and
long stalks and face downward. The velvety fruit contains a mealy, acid pulp and approximately 30 seeds. It grows of time without water, its usefulness and its extremely long life might be some possible reasons the people of the eats men for dinner. While trying to escape from “superman”, the husband comes across the “Giant-of-the-Forest”
6 to 10 inches long and up to 4 inches wide. African savannah have worshipped the baobab. One particular way the baobab tree has been used as a religious sitting under a baobab tree. The giant offers to help the husband, and enters into a terrible fight with “superman”.
object is as a burial chamber. In some parts of Africa, the bodies of certain important individuals are placed in a In their struggle to free themselves from each other’s grasp, they leap to such a height they disappear into the
USES TO MANKIND hollowed-out trunk of the baobab tree to symbolize the communion between the vital forces of the plant gods and heavens. As a result, their struggle can be heard as thunder. The moral of the story is summed up by the wife who
The baobab is highly regarded by African people because all of its parts can be utilized in some capacity. In addition the body of the departed. says, “Never boast about your achievements again. However strong or clever or rich or powerful you are, there is
A N to being an important source of timber, the trunks are often hollowed out by people who use them for shelter, grain always somebody more so.”
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storage or as water reservoirs. The hollowed trunks also serve as burial sites. Some of the most important products
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come from the bark of the tree, which contains a fiber that is used to make fishnets, cords, sacks and clothing. The Arabian legend of the baobab is that “the devil plucked up the baobab, thrust its branches into the earth and
The bark can also be ground into a powder for flavoring food. The leaves of the baobab were traditionally used for left its roots in the air”. Another legend describes what happens if you are never satified with what you already
MOSES PULLEN UNKNOWN
ANGELINE
LULANN PULLEN LINNIE PULLEN MOLLIE PULLEN FRANK PULLEN ROSE PULLEN EARLY GREEN GUS GREEN
HICKS PULLEN
WILLIE
ARTHUR ISADORE PULLEN SALLIE WICKER EVAN PULLEN ZORIA BIGHAM JAMES PULLEN BUBBA ROBINSON CORA PULLEN CHARLES HIGHTOWER ANNIE LEE PULLEN MINNIE DEE PULLEN BERTHA PULLEN MERTHA PULLEN EDMOND PULLEN JOCOB’S MOM DILLARD PULLEN EVA’S MOM
FLETCHER HARDEN
SAMMY BERRY AGNES ROBINSON ISABELLA ROBINSON EVA FRANCIS PULLEN
WILLIE TIMMIE HIGHTOWER BERTHA MAE HIGHTOWER
KATIIE CLYDE PULLEN ORTHA LEE PULLEN HOLLIFIELD PULLEN NORA PULLEN
EDMOND PULLEN
SAMMY BERRY JR. ANNIE PEARL ROBINSON
NOTLICE PULLEN SAM PULLEN LILLIAN ANNIE MAUDE PULLEN ALMA LUCILLE PULLEN
LENNIE MAE PULLEN WILLIE HARDEN JR. ROGIES HARDEN
MILLER ROBINSON
CLEO ROBINSON
BOBBIE JEAN DELORES HARDEN JACOB (BUDDY) PULLEN EDMOND PULLEN JR. MERTHA PULLEN
DELMA PULLEN CLEMON PULLEN JENNIE TOWNSEND
JIMMIE HIGHTOWER LILA OUTLAW LINTON GUYTON LULANN HIGHTOWER
FRED ROBINSON ROGIES HARDEN JR. LATONYA HARDEN EILEEN PULLEN EDMOND PULLEN III
ANNIE PEARL PULLEN
BERNESTINE GUYTON
BRENDA HIGHTOWER LOIS HIGHTOWER
KEVIN PULLEN LAURA ANTON
TOMMIE LEE ROBINSON EDNA PULLEN ERICK PULLEN
CLEO NELSON INEZ QUEEN ROBINSON ALFONSO PULLEN
ZACHARY PULLEN
ROOSEVELT NELSON PRISCILLA HIGHTOWER JAMES HIGHTOWER VICTORIA HIGHTOWER JARVIS HIGHTOWER VALRIA HIGHTOWER
CLEM PULLEN HATTIE FOWLER LEONARD PUTNAM VERA PULLEN JOHNNIE PULLEN BETTY PULLEN MR. WINN INEZ PULLEN
YVONNE NELSON
SERENA PULLEN CORRINE PULLEN
JOHNNY KNIGHT LILLIE LEE ROBINSON MATTHEW PUTNAM DEVINA PULLEN LOUISE BROWN
ARTHUR UPPERMAN BARBARA PULLEN
MARK PUTNAM JOHN-JOHN PULLEN VIVIAN WINN
SHAWN UPPERMAN ADAM UPPERMAN
WANDA KNIGHT EARL KNIGHT PHILLIP KNIGHT KAGAL KNIGHT ALLEN KNIGHT MICHAEL KNIGHT BRYAN KNIGHT WAYNE KNIGHT
PERRY RAY VERA MAE PULLEN
ARTHUR WENDON PULLEN ADDIE THOMAS CHARLIE CLAY ROBBIE OSLENE PULLEN JAMES FULTON HUNTER VIOLA PULLEN JASPER DAVID PULLEN ANNIE BEASLEY JOHN WILLIE PULLEN MARIE BROWN
IZELL RAY BETTY MAE RAY
MAXIENNE PULLEN ARTHUR L. PULLEN SR. DAMON OUTLAW FELICIA MICHELLE PULLEN
JASPER DAVID PULLEN JR.
RODELL RAY WILLIE JAMES RAY BEATRICE RAY
CHARLIE WILLIAM OUTLAW CHARLIE MAE CLAY
ESTHER PULLEN SHERRY PULLEN
ADRIENNE ROBINSON ARTHUR L. PULLEN JR. JOSHIE HUNTER CARRIE JOHNSON WILLIE JAMES RAY JR. ANGELA SHARETTA RAY
JEFFERY ROSALIE RAY STROAM
WILLIAM OUTLAW
SHIRLEY PULLEN TRAVOLTE PULLEN CASSANDRA
ADDY ROBINSON MICHAEL LEON RAY LATRESE RAY
JOYCE HUNTER
JONATHAN JOHN
WILLIAM OUTLAW WINDALL STROMAN
YVONNE PULLEN SANDRA DELOIS PULLEN
CORY ROBINSON KEVIN HUNTER
GLEN WALDEN STROMAN
CRARENCE BRITTNEY EULICE PULLEN
ALAN CROSS, JR. WILLIE PEARL CLAY THEODIS RAY ANNIE COLLIER RAY CLEVELAND EHMORE PARA LEE RAY
KAREN HUNTER
CHRISTOPHER
NATHANIEL STROMAN
CRARENCE
ALAN CROSS, III JOYCE RAY THEODIS MICHAEL RAY
THEODIS ANTHONY VARNESSA DARSAW
JACQUELYN LARAINE ANGELA C. BRADFORD RATLIFF RAY
ALONZO POWELL CATHERINE ANN STROMAN
WILLIAMS POWELL
ANDERSON OUTLER GENNIE MAE PULLEN LUTHER FRANK PULLEN ADILLA MARTIIN DEWITT HOLMES LILLIE ELIZABETH PULLEN DOZIE PULLEN KATHRINE TURNER
CANDACE DEXTER RAY NATHANIEL DARSAW, JR.
TAWANYA DENISE BUCKLEY
LITTRICE STROMAN
WILLIE A. FREDERICK PULLEN NORMAN PULLEN
FRANCES ROBINSON DEWITT HOLMES JR. (JOE BOY) HOLMES
CORY ROBINSON ARNOLD OUTLER JEANEAN OUTLER
THEARICKA POWELL
JEFF PULLEN CAROL PULLEN
RONNIE LEE HOLMES VONITA W. HOLMES
SEAN OUTLER TAKIYA POWELL
ROY CURTIS JENNETTA PULLEN
REGINALD HOLMES TASHA SMITH CASSANDRA PULLEN
ANTHONY OUTLER DEBORAH REEVES JEANEAN OUTLER
ERIC OUTLER
JETHRO CURTIS DEBORAH CURTIS
LATHASHIA HOLMES TAJAH COOPER TIMOTHY PULLEN
ANTHONY OUTLER, JR.
KHALIL AUSTIN
VINCE CURTIS MICHAEL CURTIS
BRANDON HOLMES
RICHARD PULLEN FERN PULLEN
MICHAEL ANDRE OUTLER
AHMAND AUSTIN
HERBERT STEPHENS, JR. LUCINDA STEPHENS LISA PULLEN SHARON PULLEN
ULYSSES CONEWAY PATRICIA ANN HOLMES
RAMONA PULLEN LATONYA PULLEN CHERYL PULLEN
CHRISTOPHER
DEANDRE CONEWAY
DAVIUS CONEWAY
TABITHA PULLEN VANESSA STEPHENS
TRACI CONEWAY
WILLIE JAMES HINES ELLEN REGINA HOLMES RONALD DAVID HOLMES MARQUERITE CLARK
XANTHIA HINES XEDRICK JAMES HINES MARCHAREE HOLMES ONJELIC HOLMES
XARRIUS
NATHAN HOLMES TYRON HOLMES
DEFRANKLIN HINES
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