Samuel J. May

Samuel J. May
Samuel J May Fugitive Slave Law and Its Victims
Name
Samuel J. May
First Name
Samuel
Additional Names
Joseph (middle name)
Last Name
May
Born
12 September 1797
Died
1 July 1871
Parents
Joseph May
Dorothy Sewall May
Spouse
Lucretia Flagge Coffin
Profession
Minister
Abolitionist
Anti-Slavery Agent
Related Places
Site of Jerry Rescue, Syracuse, New YorkNew York - Central Upstate
Fanueil Hall, BostonMassachusetts - Boston and eastern Massachusetts
Windham County Map 1856Connecticut - Eastern
Associated Causes
Windham County Anti-Slavery, May 1847Windham County Anti-Slavery Society
Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society
Connecticut Anti-Slavery Society
Plainfield Anti-Slavery Society
American Anti-Slavery Society 29th Anniversary ProgramAmerican Anti-Slavery Society
George S. Burleigh 1847 editorial in favor of Black suffrageFree Black Civil Rights
Harriet Tubman Black Heritage StampUnderground Railroad URR
Suffrage, African-American
Sign Against Drinking - Adobe Stock Educational LicenseTemperance
War vs. ChristianityPeace
Non-Resistance
Article from The Charter Oak about Property Rights of Married WomenWomen's Rights
Liberty BellAbolition
Religious Affiliation
Unitarian
Item sets
Burleigh Project People
Burleigh Resources ALL
Endorsers of the Canterbury Female Academy and Prudence Crandall
Media
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Linked resources

Anti-Slavery Society of Plainfield formedAnti-Slavery Society of Plainfield formed
Destruction of the Canterbury Female Academy
Jerry Rescue
Site of the Jerry RescueSite of Jerry Rescue
Sign Against Drinking - Adobe Stock Educational LicenseTemperance
Brooklyn First Unitarian ChurchUnitarian Church, Brooklyn, Connecticut

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