African-American Allies and Associates of the Burleigh Siblings
Known African-American Allies of the Burleigh siblings
To be included on this list, there had to be at least one instance when one of the Burleigh siblings traveled, shared a podium, or worked on the same Abolitionist committee with the person in question. For the second list - the students who attended the Canterbury Female Academy - they would have had William and Mary Burleigh as co-teachers with Prudence and Almira Crandall. We know that after Canterbury, the students remained active in Abolitionist and civil rights concerns, and could very well have crossed paths with the Burleighs again in this manner.
Samuel Cornish
Frederick Douglass
Jehiel Beman
Amos Beman
Theodore S. Wright
Charles Lenox Remond
Stephen Gloucester
Sojourner Truth
William Cooper Nell
John Hilton
William Anderson
Frederick Olney
James W. C. Pennington
Susan Paul
Robert Purvis
Charles Burleigh Purvis (namesake)
James Forten
William Still
Robert Douglass Jr.
John Vashon
Henry Bibb
John Mercer Langston
Canterbury Female Academy students who studied with William Burleigh and Mary Burleigh:
(married names given)
Sarah Harris Fayerweather
Mary Harris Williams
Julia Williams Garnet
Mary Miles Bibb
Henrietta Bolt Vidal
Elizabeth Douglass Bustill
Eliza Glasko Peterson
Miranda Glasko Overbaugh
Elizabeth Brown Smith
Amey Fenner Parker
Ann Eliza Hammond
Sarah Hammond
Jerusha Congdon
Gloria Catherine Marshall
Elizabeth Henley
Elizabeth Susan Webb
Ann Peterson
Harriet Lanson
Theodocia DeGrasse Vogelsang
Julia (a.k.a. Maria) Tucker (a.k.a. Goary) Finnemore
Virginia Tucker (a.k.a. Goary) Johnson
Eliza Welty
F. E. of Hartford
Mary Jane Benson
M.E. Carter
Polly Freeman
Catharine Ann Weldon
Ann Elizabeth (a.k.a. Amilia) Wilder
Emila Wilson