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Tag Archives: slavery
New Hampshire Suffragist, Performer, Composer, Poet, Human Rights Advocate: Abby J. (Hutchinson) Patton of Milford (1829-1892)
“She was interested in the education of women and was an earnest believer in women’s suffrage, which movement she has aided by tongue and pen,” is how she was described in the book, “A Woman of the Century; Fourteen Hundred-Seventy … Continue reading
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Tagged Abby, alto, anti, anti-slavery, contralto, family, famous, Hampshire, Hutchinson, Ludlow, Milford, musician, new, New Hampshire, NH, Patten, Patton, singer, singers, slavery, suffrage, suffragist
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Concord New Hampshire: Sewall’s Island, Falls and Bridge
The history books about Concord, Rockingham County, New Hampshire give us insight into its place names. Sewall's Falls and Island … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, New Hampshire Men, Structures, Travel
Tagged against, anti, anti-slavery, bridge, Concord, Hampshire, island, Judge, new, New Hampshire, NH, Salem, Sewall, Sewall's, slavery, trials, witch
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Exeter New Hampshire, African American Poet, James Monroe Whitfield (1822-1871)
James Monroe Whitfield was born 10 April 1822 in Exeter, New Hampshire.
Little is known about his family and … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire Men, NH Persons of Color
Tagged abolitionist, African American, America and Other Poems, author, barber, black, Buffalo, color, Exeter, Frederick Douglass, freedom, James Monroe Whitfield, literary, New Hampshire, New York, people, person, poem, poet, San Francisco, slavery
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