Frederick Douglass

Frederick Douglass, 1840s
Name
Frederick Douglass
First Name
Frederick
Last Name
Douglass
Born
1818
Died
20 February 1895
Spouse
Anna Murray Douglass
Helen Pitts Douglass
Profession
Abolitionist
Editor
Public Speaker
Note
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Wikipedia link to photo
Related Places
Rochester, New York, 1872New York – Western Upstate
New York City Hall 1830New York City
Fleur-de-Lys Studio, Providence - Sydney BurleighRhode Island
Fanueil Hall, BostonMassachusetts - Boston and eastern Massachusetts
Associated Causes
Liberty BellAbolition
George S. Burleigh 1847 editorial in favor of Black suffrageFree Black Civil Rights
Desegregation of Public Facilities and Public Schools
Harriet Tubman Black Heritage StampUnderground Railroad URR
1860 Republican ElephantRepublican Party
Liberty Party
Free Soil Party
Labor, Rights of
Symbol of Mapping The Freedmen's Bureau websiteFreedmen, Aid to
Banner of The RevolutionSuffrage, Woman
Suffrage, African-American
Sign Against Drinking - Adobe Stock Educational LicenseTemperance
Article from The Charter Oak about Property Rights of Married WomenWomen's Rights
Religious Affiliation
African Methodist Episcopal Zion (AMEZ)
Free Thought
Item sets
Burleigh Project People
Editors
Burleigh Resources ALL
Site pages
Anti-Racism: Definitions and Examples
Media
Frederick Douglass, 1840sFrederick Douglass, 1840s

Linked resources

Suffrage, African-American
Cyrus Moses in Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society's List of LecturersCyrus Burleigh in Good Company
Ferrisburgh Brick Meeting House, Vermont
Collage of African-American Allies Part OneNine Known Black Allies and Associates of the Burleigh siblings
Sons of Abolitionists in the Civil WarAbolitionists with Sons in the Civil War
The Wreckers, from Indiana newspaper of 1854The Wreckers

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