Abby Kelley Foster

Abby Kelley Foster ca. 1846
Name
Abby Kelley Foster
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First Name
Abby
Additional Names
Kelley (maiden)
Last Name
Foster
Born
15 January 1811
Died
14 January 1887
Spouse
Stephen Symonds Foster
Profession
Abolitionist
Anti-Slavery Agent
Orator
Woman's Rights
Note
Shared podium with Charles C. Burleigh
She gave the young Cyrus M. Burleigh a warm reception in 1839, as noted in his journal.
note on picture
By Wagner & M'Guigan, lithographer; Douglass, Robert M. J., 1809-1887, photographer; Hoffy, Alfred M., approximately 1790-, artist - Library of Congress
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Charles Calistus BurleighCharles Calistus Burleigh
Cyrus Moses BurleighCyrus Moses Burleigh
Related Places
Most strongly associated with Worcester area
East Douglas, Massachusetts, by L.R. Burleigh, 1880sMassachusetts - Central
Frederic Edwin Church - Winter Scene in HartfordConnecticut - Western
Windham County Map 1856Connecticut - Eastern
Fleur-de-Lys Studio, Providence - Sydney BurleighRhode Island
Fanueil Hall, BostonMassachusetts - Boston and eastern Massachusetts
Associated Causes
Liberty BellAbolition
War vs. ChristianityPeace
Masthead of The Non-Resistant NewspaperNon-Resistance
Article from The Charter Oak about Property Rights of Married WomenWomen's Rights
Come-Outerism
Religious Affiliation
Quaker - General
Item sets
Burleigh Project People
Burleigh Resources ALL
Media
Abby Kelley Foster ca. 1846Abby Kelley Foster ca. 1846

Linked resources

Notice of an Anti-Slavery Meeting in Worcester county, MassachusettsNotice of an Anti-Slavery Meeting in Worcester county, Massachusetts
Stephen Symonds Foster

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