Just an image with a brief description today. (click through to look closely) This is a document I've never seen before. Obviously, it was preprinted as boilerplate to be distributed to all the small towns in the area. The person who posted it to Ancestry dated it to 1837. I haven't found an original source. Perhaps it originated with the American Anti-Slavery Society which was active at the time. But two of my relatives signed this antislavery petition: Cyrus Rogers and his son Amos are both on the signatures. They lived in Rutland, Massachusetts at the time. Cyrus was Jonathan's son.
Saturday, August 28, 2021
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Some Far-Flung Tapply Cousins
As some of you know, our great grandfather Charles Tapply had six siblings. This story is about his younger brother George and his great-gra...
-
Not so very long ago, a woman in her sixties, a woman who seemed overfond of her cat and most certainly a woman alone would have been the ...
-
The Smiths of Litchfield, Maine and the Rogers of Harwich, Massachusetts It wasn't surprising to me to find that the lines of my tr...
No comments:
Post a Comment