I am trying to track down my grandmother's roots which are not quite
direct nor clear.  In doing so I ran across something a bit unusual and
wanted to get someone's input on this:

During the 1910 census, her family listed as white, was in the middle of
a page that was all blacks and pages on either side of them are all
black families.  Why would a white family in the deep south (this was
Georgia) be living in the middle of hundreds of blacks?

Also, could a mulatto be listed as white then?

Thanks.
Eric 
 
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