A donation of $1.00 to the Anti-Slavery Cause noted in Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society, Eighth Annual Report of the Board of Managers of the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society. Presented January 22, 1840. With an Appendix. Boston: Dow and Jackson, 1840. p. lvi.
An impressive list of anti-slavery newspapers, and how to subscribe to them, was included in every issue of the short-lived Rochester Freeman, edited by Myron Holley
Poem in three parts. Copy of the paper from which I took it had an unfortunate fold, so I have substituted my best guess for the first two lines of the Conclusion.
Daguerreotype portrait of Gertrude Kimber Burleigh and her children, Charles C. Burleigh, Jr., Edward Burleigh and Theresa Burleigh.
Sixth-plate daguerreotype portrait of Gertrude Kimber Burleigh (circa 1816-1869) and her children. At right is Charles C. Burleigh, Jr. (1848-1882), the artist. At left is Edward Burleigh (born 1846). At right front is Theresa Burleigh (1851-1944).
Encased in a brown leather-covered wooden case with a thistle design, red velvet cushion and brass preserver. Horizontal orientation.
