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In this Friday, Jan. 15, 2016 photo, John W. Jeffries stands on a piece of land in Greensboro, N.C. where he once hunted and fished as a boy. Jeffries and his sister, Barbara, own 9.3 acres, the last piece of 86 acres owned by these direct descendants of Daniel Jeffries, who was a slave born in Caswell County but earned enough money after emancipation to buy land in Guilford County. But now he can't even get to the property because he doesn't own any access through the property that surrounds his parcel. (AP Photo/News & Record, Andrew Krech)
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