Mary Frances Burleigh

Mary Burleigh Daguerreotype, Detail of Face
Mary Burleigh Daguerreotype
Mary Burleigh, Secretary, Brooklyn Female Anti-Slavery Society, 1837
Officers of the Brooklyn Female Anti-Slavery Society
Name
Mary Frances Burleigh
First Name
Mary
Additional Names
Frances
Last Name
Burleigh
Born
7 April 1807
Died
19 February 1877
Parents
Rinaldo Burleigh with captionRinaldo Burleigh
Lydia Bradford BurleighLydia Bradford Burleigh
Spouse
Jesse AmesJesse Ames
Date Married
October 11, 1854
Profession
Teacher
Elder Care Giver
Note
No picture of Mary has yet been discovered. This article from The Liberator (a reprint from The Unionist) lists her as an officer of the Brooklyn Female Anti-Slavery Society.
Related Places
East Douglas, Massachusetts, by L.R. Burleigh, 1880sMassachusetts - Central
Windham County Map 1856Connecticut - Eastern
Map of New Jersey ca. 1873New Jersey
Associated Causes
Brooklyn Female Anti-Slavery Society notice from The LiberatorBrooklyn Female Anti-Slavery Society
Liberty BellAbolition
Northampton Association Utopianism
Religious Affiliation
Congregational
Item sets
Burleigh Project People
Burleigh Core Siblings
Burleigh Resources ALL
Extended Burleigh Family
Media
Mary Burleigh Daguerreotype, Detail of FaceMary Burleigh Daguerreotype, Detail of Face
Mary Burleigh DaguerreotypeMary Burleigh Daguerreotype
Mary Burleigh, Secretary, Brooklyn Female Anti-Slavery Society, 1837Mary Burleigh, Secretary, Brooklyn Female Anti-Slavery Society, 1837
Officers of the Brooklyn Female Anti-Slavery SocietyOfficers of the Brooklyn Female Anti-Slavery Society

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Collage of Core Siblings and ParentsCollage of Core Generation and Parents
Mary Frances BurleighFrances Mary Burleigh Ames
Frances Mary Burleigh Ames and Jesse Ames ca. 1856Frances Mary Burleigh Ames and Jesse Ames
Mary Burleigh Ames and Jesse AmesFrances Mary Burleigh Ames and Jesse Ames, detail
Mary Burleigh testimony for Frederick Olney 1834Mary Burleigh's testimony for Frederick Olney
Mary BurleighMary Frances Burleigh Ames - detail
With Affection, Your Sister MarySignature of Mary Burleigh
Mary's Body Returns to PlainfieldPlainfield Junction
With Affection, Your Sister MarySignature of Mary Burleigh
Burleighs in Plainfield, 1850 CensusBurleighs in Plainfield, 1850 Census
Mary Burleigh Ames, house-keeperDetail of Death Notice for Mary Frances Burleigh Ames
New Jersey Death Record for Mary Burleigh Ames (last line)Full Page of New Jersey Death Notices
Mary Burleigh Brooklyn FASS 1837Mary Burleigh and the Brooklyn Female Anti-Slavery Society
Plainfield in ContextPlainfield, Connecticut
Charles Kline LandisCharles Kline Landis
J. C. Hebbard
Mary Frances Hebbard
Birth of Mary Frances Burleigh
Death of Mary Frances Burleigh
Lydia Bradford BurleighLydia Bradford Burleigh
Rinaldo Burleigh with captionRinaldo Burleigh
Jesse AmesJesse Ames

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