| A Narrative of Griswold, the African youth, from the
mission school, at Las Palmas, who died in Boston, May 16, 1844. |
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BX5979 .N3 1845 |
Rare Book Collection |
| The Freedman's Savings and Trust Company and African
American genealogical research. |
Washington, Reginald, 1949- |
CD3020 .P72 v.29 no.2 Summer 1997 |
Research Library & Internet Resource |
| Institutions of memory and the documentation of African
Americans in Federal Records. |
Hill, Walter B., Jr. |
CD3020 .P72 v.29 no.2 Summer 1997 |
Research Library & Internet Resource |
| Preserving the legacy of the United States Colored
Troops [electronic resource]. |
Weidman, Budge. |
CD3020 .P72 v.29 no.2 Summer 1997 |
Research Library & Internet Resource |
| Records of the Superintendent of Education for the State
of Texas, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1865-1870. |
US Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands. |
CD3027.M5 N3 M826 |
Vertical File |
| Black genesis: a resource book for African-American
genealogy. |
Rose, James M. & Alice Eichholz |
CS21 .R57 2003 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Ethnic genealogy: a research guide. |
Smith, Jessie Carney |
CS49 .E83 1983 |
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| Slaves in the family. |
Ball, Edward, 1959- |
CS71 .B2 2001 |
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| Homelands and waterways: the American journey of the
Bond family, 1846-1926. |
Alexander, Adele Logan, 1938- |
CS71 .B7 1999 |
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| And they were related, too: a study of eleven
generations of one American family! |
Welch, Vicki S. |
CS71 .C746 2006 |
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| Inventory of the papers of Caroline Bond Day. |
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CS71 .D273 1994 |
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| The source of our pride: the Garrett, Neely, and
Sullivan families: two hundred years of American history, beginning in
Laurens, South Carolina. |
Garrett-Nelson, LaBrenda, 1953- |
CS71 .G24 1996 |
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| Workbook on the families of color of Nashoba Valley. |
Dewey, George W. |
CS71 .H428 2004 |
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| The Hemings family of Monticello. |
Bear, James Adam. |
CS71 .H4928 1980 |
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| The Hornes: an American family. |
Buckley, Gail Lumet, 1937- |
CS71.H8134 1986 |
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| Descendants of Shandy Wesley Jones and Evalina Love
Jones: the story of an African American family of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. |
Pinkard,Ophelia Taylor, 1917- |
CS71.J76 1993 |
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| The ancestors and descendants of Theodore Roosevelt
Whitney (1902-1979): profile of an African-American family. |
Whitney, Harold Coleman, 1933- |
CS71.W62 1994 |
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| The Wrench tribes: a comprehensive history of the
Wrench. family |
Wrench, Peter Yorke. |
CS71.W943 1991 |
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| The Fuller letters, 1728-1755: guns, slaves, and
finance. Sussex Record Society ; v. 76. |
Crossley, David & Richard Saville |
DA670.S97S97 v.76 |
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| Bristol, Africa and the eighteenth-century slave trade
to America. |
Richardson, David |
DA690.B8B8 v.38,42, 47 |
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| Kingdoms of Asia, the Middle East, and Africa: an
illustrated encyclopedia of ruling monarchs from ancient times to the
present. |
Gurney, Gene. |
DS32.G87 1986 |
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| African place names: origins and meanings of the names
for natural features, towns, cities, provinces, and counties. |
Room, Adrian. |
DT2.R66 2008 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Black mother: the years of the African slave trade. |
Davidson, Basil, 1914- |
DT352.D33 1961a |
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| Dictionary of Black African civilization. |
Balandier,George & Jacques Maquet |
DT352.4.D53 1974 |
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| The Baganda: an account of their native customs and
beliefs. |
Roscoe, John, 1861-1932. |
DT434.U2R7 1911 |
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| A vanished dynasty, Ashanti. |
Fuller, Francis Charles Bernard Dudley, Sir, 1866-1944. |
DT507.F87 1921 |
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| Life of Jehudi Ashmun, late colonial agent in Liberia:
With an appendix, containing extracts from his journal and other
writings with a brief sketchof the life of the Rev. Lott Cary. |
Gurley, Ralph Randolph, 1797-1872. |
DT631.A84 1839 |
Rare Book Collection |
| The tribes of Rustenburg and Pilansberg Districts. |
Breutz, P. L. |
DT1054.B74 1953 |
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| The Swazi: a South African kingdom. |
Kuper, Hilda. |
DT2754.K87 1963 |
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| Black heritage sites: an African American odyssey and
finder's guide. |
Curtis, Nancy C. |
E159.C95 1996 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Fading to white: one woman's journey into her family's
past uncovers a story that affects every American. |
Sim, Jillian A. |
E171.A43 March 1999 |
Vault |
| A piece of the pie: Blacks and white immigrants since
1880. |
Lieberson, Stanley, 1933- |
E184.A1 L49 |
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| African American Family History Association, Inc.
newsletter. |
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E184.5.A4 |
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| Afro-American history: sources for research. |
Clarke, Robert L. |
E184.6.N37 1973 |
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| The historical and cultural atlas of African Americans |
Asante, Molefi K., 1942- |
E185.A8 1991 |
6th Floor Reading Rm Ref |
| In hope of liberty: culture, community, and protest
among northern free Blacks, 1700-1860. |
Horton, James Oliver. |
E185.H644 1997 |
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| Catalogue of the Charles L. Blockson Afro-American
collection, a unit of the Temple University Libraries. |
Blockson, Charles L. |
E185.T46 1990 |
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| Black studies: a select catalog of National Archives
microfilm publications. |
United States. National Archives and Records Service. |
E185.U54 1984 |
Microtext Floor |
| Free Negro heads of families in the United States in
1830, together with a brief treatment of the free Negro. |
Woodson, Carter Godwin, 1875-1950. |
E185.W887 1925 |
NEHGS Database & 6th Floor Reference |
| Slaves without masters: the free Negro in the
antebellum South. |
Berlin, Ira, 1941- |
E185.18.B47 1975 |
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| The roots of African-American identity: memory and
history in free antebellum communities. |
Bethel, Elizabeth Rauh. |
E185.18.B48 1997 |
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| Freedman's Bank records [electronic resource]. |
|
E185.2.F74 2000 CD |
Microtext Floor |
| Organizing Black America: an encyclopedia of African
American associations. |
Mjagkij, Nina |
E185.5.O74 2001 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Polish-black encounters: a history of Polish and black
relations in America since 1619. |
Wytrwal, Joseph Anthony, 1924- |
E185.61.W9 1982 |
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| Blacks in science and related disciplines. |
Sammons, Vivian O. |
E185.62.S26 1985 |
Vertical File |
| The right to fight: African-American Marines in World
War II. |
Nalty, Bernard C. |
E185.63.N35 1995 |
Oversize |
| African Americans in the maritime trades: a guide to
resources in New England. |
Malloy, Mary, 1955- |
E185.8.M34 1990 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Journal of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical
Society. |
Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society |
E185.86.A35 |
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| Index to the Journal of the Afro-American Historical and
Genealogical Society quarterly: issues of 1980-1990. |
Walker, Barbara D. |
E185.86.A35 Index |
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| The Black family in slavery and freedom, 1750-1925. |
Gutman, Herbert George, 1928- |
E185.86.G77 1976 |
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| The African American family album. |
Hoobler, Dorothy. |
E185.86.H72 1995 |
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| Lay down body: living history in African American
cemeteries. |
Hughes Wright, Roberta. |
E185.86.H84 1996 |
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| Goin' home. |
Murari, Timeri. |
E185.86.M95 1980 |
|
| Black Yankees: the development of an Afro-American
subculture in eighteenth-century New England. |
Piersen, William Dillon, 1942- |
E185.917.P54 1988 |
|
| Black valor: buffalo soldiers and the Medal of Honor,
1870-1898. |
Schubert, Frank N. |
E185.925.S43 1997 |
|
| Researching African American genealogy in Alabama: a
resource guide. |
Taylor, Frazine K. |
E185.93.A3 T39 2008 |
|
| Compensated emancipation in the District of Columbia:
petitions under the act of April 16, 1862. |
Provine, Dorothy S. |
E185.93.D6 P768 2005 |
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| Freedom & slavery documents in the District of
Columbia. |
Rogers, Helen Hoban. |
E185.93.D6 R64 2007 |
|
| Twenty families of color in Massachusetts: 1742-1998. |
Dorman, Franklin A. |
E185.93.D67 1998 |
|
| Maine's visible Black history: the first chronicle of
its people. |
Price, Harriet H., 1940- |
E185.93.M15 P75 2006 |
|
| Free African Americans of Maryland 1832: including:
Allegany, Anne Arundel, Calvert, Caroline, Cecil, Charles, Dorchester,
Frederick, Kent, Montgomery, Queen Ann's, and St. Mary's counties. |
Hynson, Jerry M. |
E185.93.M2 H96 1998 |
|
| African-Americans in Boston: more than 350 years. |
Hayden, Robert C. |
E185.93.M3 H39 1992 |
|
| African-Americans on Martha's Vineyard & Nantucket: a
history of people, places and events. |
Hayden, Robert C. |
E185.93.M3 H392 1999 |
|
| People of color: black genealogical records and
abstracts from Missouri sources. |
Blattner, Teresa. |
E185.93.M7 B53 1993 |
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| The colored aristocracy of St. Louis. |
Clamorgan, Cyprian, b. 1830. |
E185.93.M7 C53 1999 |
|
| Slaves and nonwhite free persons in the 1790 Federal
Census of New York. |
Bahn, Gilbert S. |
E185.93.N56 B24 2000 |
|
| Free Black heads of household in the New York State
federal census, 1790-1830. |
Eichholz, Alice, 1942- |
E185.93.N56 E37 |
|
| The Heritage of Blacks in North Carolina. |
Simmons-Henry, Linda et al |
E185.93.N6 H47 1990 |
|
| The Black presence in North Carolina. |
Crow, Jeffrey J. & Ronert E. Winters, Jr. |
E185.93.N6 N67 1978 |
|
| Guide to African American resources at the Pennsylvania
State Archives. |
Hodge, Ruth E. |
E185.93.P41 H63 2000 |
|
| African Americans in Newport: an introduction to the
heritage of African Americans in Newport, Rhode Island, 1700-1945. |
Youngken, Richard C. |
E185.93.R4 Y68 1998 |
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| African American genealogical research |
Begley, Paul R. |
E185.93.S7 B45 1997 |
|
| 104th Infantry Regiment - USCT: colored Civil War
soldiers from South Carolina. |
Gourdin, J. Raymond (John Raymond), 1946- |
E185.93.S7 G68 1997 |
|
| African American genealogical sourcebook. |
Byers, Paula K. |
E185.96.A444 1995 |
6th Floor Reading Rm Ref |
| African-Americans in the 1870 U.S. federal census
[electronic resource]. |
|
E185.96.A454 2001 CD |
Microtext Floor CD Collection |
| Black genealogy |
Blockson, Charles L. |
E185.96.B57 1977 |
|
| Black roots: a beginner's guide to tracing the African
American family tree. |
Burroughs, Tony, 1948- |
E185.96.B94 2001 |
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| Tracing African-American roots. |
Clem, Deloris Kitchel, 1931- |
E185.96.C54 1999 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Locating free African American ancestors: a beginners
guide. |
Day, Aaron L. |
E185.96.D39 2003 |
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| Family Tree Maker African Americans in the 1870 census
[electronic resource]. |
|
E185.96.F36 1996 CD |
Microtext Floor CD Collection |
| Slave ancestral research: it's something else. |
Fears, Mary L. Jackson. |
E185.96.F43 1995 |
|
| In search of our roots: how 19 extraordinary African
Americans reclaimed their past. |
Gates, Henry Louis. |
E185.96.G384 2009 |
|
| Free African Americans of Maryland and Delaware: from
the colonial period to 1810. |
Heinegg, Paul. |
E185.96.H46 2000 |
|
| Free African Americans of North Carolina, Virginia, and
South Carolina from the colonial period to about 1820. |
Heinegg, Paul. |
E185.96.H48 2005 |
|
| A student's guide to African American genealogy. |
Johnson, Anne E. |
E185.96.J57 1996 |
|
| Black history: a guide to civilian records in the
National Archives. |
Ham, Debra Newman, 1948- |
E185.96.N49 1984 |
6th Floor Reference |
| North Carolina Freedman's Savings & Trust Company
records. |
Reaves, Bill & Beverly Tetterton |
E185.96.N67 1992 |
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| Notable Black American women. |
Smith, Jessie Carney |
E185.96.N68 1992 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Passing for white: race, religion, and the Healy family,
1820-1920. |
O'Toole, James M., 1950- |
E185.96.O95 2002 |
|
| Index to the Cherokee freedmen enrollment cards of the
Dawes Commission, 1901-1906. |
Page, Jo Ann Curls. |
E185.96.P34 1996 |
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| Beginning an Afro-American genealogical pursuit. |
Scott, Jean Sampson. |
E185.96.S36 1985 |
|
| On the trail of the buffalo soldier: biographies of
African Americans in the U.S. Army, 1866 – 1917. |
Schubert, Frank N. |
E185.96.S383 1995 |
|
| Guide to tracing your African Ameripean Civil War
ancestor. |
Braxton-Secret, Jeanette. |
E185.96.S43 1997 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Secrets to African-American roots: a guide for
researching American records. |
Smith, Colette Thomas. |
E185.96.S6512 2006 |
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| A genealogist's guide to discovering your
African-American ancestors: how to find and record your unique heritage.
|
Smith, Franklin Carter, 1954- |
E185.96.S6514 2003 |
|
| Slave genealogy: a research guide with case studies. |
Streets, David H. |
E185.96.S817 1986 |
|
| Case studies in Afro-American genealogy. |
Thackery, David T. |
E185.96.T42 1989 |
|
| Black family research: records of post-Civil War federal
agencies at the National Archives. |
US National Archives and Records Administration. |
E185.96.U55 2004 |
|
| Black Indian genealogy research. |
Walton-Raji, Angela Y. |
E185.96.W294 1993 |
|
| Who's who among Black Americans. |
Phelps, Shirelle |
E185.96.W52 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Somebody knows my name: marriages of freed people in
North Carolina county by county. |
White, Barnetta McGhee. |
E185.96.W53 1995 |
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| Who's who of the colored race: a general biographical
dictionary of men and women of African descent. |
Mather, Frank Lincoln |
E185.96.W6 1976 |
|
| Finding a place called home: a guide to African American
genealogy and historical identity. |
Woodtor, Dee. |
E185.96.W66 1999a |
6th Floor Reading Rm Ref |
| Captain Paul Cuffe's logs and letters, 1808-1817: a
Black Quaker’s voice from within the veil. |
Cuffe, Paul, 1759-1817. |
E185.97.C96 C84 1996 |
|
| A gentleman of color: the life of James Forten. |
Winch, Julie, 1953- |
E185.97.F717 W56 2002 |
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| Prince Estabrook: slave and soldier. |
Hinkle, Alice M. |
E241.L6 H575 2001 |
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| Minority military service, Connecticut, 1775-1783. |
|
E255.M56 1988 -91 |
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| Minority military service, Maine, 1775-1783. |
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution |
E255.M56 1988 -91 |
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| Minority military service, Massachusetts, 1775-1783. |
|
E255.M56 1988 -91 |
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| Minority military service, New Hampshire, Vermont,
1775-1783. |
|
E255.M56 1988 -91 |
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| Minority military service, Rhode Island, 1775-1783. |
|
E255.M56 1988 -91 |
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| African American and American Indian patriots of the
Revolutionary War. |
|
E269.N3 A37 2001 |
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| Forgotten patriots: African American and American Indian
patriots in the Revolutionary War: a guide to service, sources and
studies. |
Grundset, Eric. |
E269.N3 G78 2008 |
6th Floor Reference |
| The Black presence in the era of the American
Revolution. |
Kaplan, Sidney, 1913- |
E269.N3 K36 1989 |
|
| Services of colored Americans in the wars of 1776 and
1812. |
Nell, William C. (William Cooper), 1816-1874. |
E269.N3 N43 1851 |
Rare Book Collection |
| The colored patriots of the American Revolution: with
sketches of several distinguished colored persons: to which is added a
brief survey of the condition and prospects of colored Americans. |
Nell, William Cooper.1816-1874. |
E269.N3 N45 1855 |
Rare Book Collection |
| The colored patriots of the American Revolution. |
Nell, William Cooper.1816-1874. |
E269.N3 N45 1986 |
|
| List of Black servicemen compiled from the War
Department collection of Revolutionary War records. |
Ham, Debra Newman, 1948- |
E269.N3 N48 1974 |
Microtext Floor |
| The Negro in the American Revolution. |
Quarles, Benjamin. |
E269.N3 Q3 1973 |
|
| Patriots of color 1775 Bunker Hill: 'a peculiar beauty
and merit’ African Americans and American Indians at the Battle of
Bunker Hill. |
Quintal, George. |
E269.N3 Q56 2007 |
|
| Black soldiers of the American Revolutionary War. |
Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs. |
E269.N3 S74 1978 |
|
| The Black loyalist directory: African Americans in exile
after the American Revolution. |
Hodges, Graham Russell, 1946- |
E277.B57 1996 |
|
| The Hemingses of Monticello: an American family. |
Gordon-Reed, Annette. |
E332.74.G67 2008 |
|
| The slave families of Thomas Jefferson: a pictorial
study book with an interpretation of his farm book in genealogy charts. |
Reed, B. Bernetiae. |
E332.74.R43 2007 |
Oversize |
| Free some day: the African-American families of
Monticello. |
Stanton, Lucia C. |
E332.74.S73 2000 |
|
| A discourse delivered before the African Society, at
their meeting-house, in Boston, Mass. on the abolition of the slave
trade by the government of the United States of America, July 14, 1819. |
Dean, Paul, 1783-1860. |
E441.D43 1819 |
Rare Book Collection |
| Once a slave; the slave's view of slavery. |
Govan, Thomas P. |
E441.F44 1971 |
|
| Broke by the war: letters of a slave trader |
Dragp, Edmund L. |
E442.M35 1991 |
|
| The slave community : plantation life in the antebellum
South. |
Blassingame, John W. |
E443.B55 1979 |
|
| This species of property: slave life and culture in the
Old South. |
Owens, Leslie Howard |
E443.O9 1976 |
|
| Narrative of the life of Moses Grandy: formerly a slave
in the United States of America. |
Grandy, Moses, b. 1786? |
E444.G75 1844 |
Rare Book Collection |
| From Valley Forge to freedom: a story of a Black
patriot. |
Beach, E. Merrill. |
E444.H38 B42 1975 |
|
| I was a slave: true life stories told by former American
slaves in the 1930's. |
Howell, Donna Wyant |
E444.I2 1995 |
|
| We lived in a little cabin in the yard. |
Hurmence, Belinda |
E444.W35 1994 |
|
| Records of the United States District Court for the
District of Columbia relating to slaves, 1851-63. |
National Archives (U.S.) |
E445.D6 U5 |
Microfilm Collection |
| Slave bills of sale project. |
|
E445.G3 A3 1986 |
|
| The Negro in Maryland: a study of the institution of
slavery. |
Brackett, Jeffrey Richardson, 1860-1949. |
E445.M3 B7 1889 |
|
| The Negro in colonial New England, 1620-1776. |
Greene, Lorenzo Johnston, 1899- |
E445.N5 G74 1942 |
|
| Freedom papers: 1776-1781. |
Pernot, M. M. |
E445.N54 F74 1984 |
|
| My folks don't want me to talk about slavery: twenty -
one oral histories of former North Carolina slaves |
Hurmence, Belinda |
E445.N8 M9 1984 |
|
| Black slaveowners: free Black slave masters in South
Carolina, 1790-1860. |
Koger, Larry, 1958- |
E445.S7 K64 1985 |
|
| Black majority: Negroes in colonial South Carolina from
1670 through the Stono Rebellion. |
Wood, Peter H., 1943- |
E445.S7 W66 1975 |
|
| Virginia slave-trade statistics, 1698-1775. |
Minchinton, Walter E. |
E445.V8 M56 1984 |
Oversize |
| Virginia slave births index, 1853-1865. |
|
E445.V8 V57 2007 |
|
| A Report of the case of the Jeune Eugenie, determined in
the Circuit Court of the United States, for the First Circuit, at
Boston, December, 1821. |
Mason, William P. |
E446.J4 1822 |
Rare Book Collection |
| The Black loyalists: the search for a promised land in
Nova Scotia and Sierra Leone, 1783-1870. |
Walker, James W. St. G., 1940- |
E448.W34 1992 |
|
| Despotism in America; or, An inquiry into the nature and
results of the slave-holding system in the United States. By the author
of "Archy Moore." |
Hildreth, Richard, 1807-1865 |
E449.H64 1840 |
Rare Book Collection |
| Report on the deliverance of citizens liable to be sold
as slaves. |
Mass. General Court. Joint Special Committee on
Deliverance of Citizens Liable to be Sold as Slaves. |
E449.M423 1839 |
Rare Book Collection |
| Boston slave riot and trial of Anthony Burns. Pamphlets
on slavery; v. 75, no. 3. |
|
E450.B92 1854 |
Rare Book
Collection |
| History of the Underground railroad as it was conducted
by the Anti-slavery League: including many thrilling encounters between
those aiding the slaves to escape and those trying to recapture them. |
Cockrum, Col. William M. |
E450.C66 1915 |
|
| The Negro as a Soldier in the War of the Rebellion. |
Hallowell, Norwood Penrose. |
E492.C58 1991 Microfiche 238 |
Microfiche Collection |
| The roster of Union soldiers, 1861-1865. United States
Colored troops. |
Hewett, Janet. |
E494.H49 1997 v.25-26 |
6th Floor Reference |
| 1st Kansan colored vol. reg't., 1863-1865. [manuscript] |
Earle, Ethan. |
E508.9 1st Microfilm |
Microfilm Collection & Manuscripts |
| Where death and glory meet: Colonel Robert Gould Shaw
and the 54th Massachusetts Infantry. |
Duncan, Russell. |
E513.5 54th.D85 1999 |
|
| On the altar of freedom: a black soldier's Civil War
letters from the front. |
Gooding, James Henry, 1837-1864. |
E513.5 54th.G66 1991 |
|
| Hope & glory: essays on the legacy of the
Fifty-Fourth Massachusetts Regiment. |
Blatt, Martin |
E513.5 54th.H66 2001 |
|
| Blue-eyed child of fortune: the Civil War letters of
Colonel Robert Gould Shaw. |
Shaw, Robert Gould, 1837-1863. |
E513.5 54th.S53 1992 |
|
| Negroes in Michigan during the Civil War. |
McRae, Norman, 1925- |
E514.5 1st.M32 1966 |
|
| Men of color, to arms!: Vermont African-Americans in the
Civil War. |
Fuller, James R. |
E540.N3 F85 2001 |
|
| Black Union soldiers in the Civil War. |
Hargrove, Hondon B., 1916- |
E540.N3 H35 1988 |
|
| Diary of a contraband: the Civil War passage of a Black
sailor. |
Gould, William Benjamin, 1837-1923. |
E591.G68 2002 |
|
| Slaves, sailors, citizens: African Americans in the
Union navy. |
Ramold, Steven J. |
E591.R36 2002 |
|
| The diary of James T. Ayers, Civil War recruiter. |
Ayers, James T., 1805-1865. |
E601.A9 1947 |
|
| Wonders of the invisible world, 1600-1900. |
Benes, Peter |
F1.D82 1992 |
|
| Slavery/antislavery in New England. |
Benes, Peter |
F1.D82 2003 |
|
| “Sources for African American Research,” New England
ancestors: newsmagazine of the New England Historic Genealogical
Society. Vol. 8, no. 2. |
Reik, Connie |
F1.N49 v. 8, no. 2 |
6th floor reference |
| “New England African American Resources: A
Bibliography,” New England ancestors: newsmagazine of the New England
Historic Genealogical Society. Vol. 8, no. 3. |
Berry, Kenyatta D. |
F1.N49 v. 8, no. 3 |
6th floor reference |
| “Crossing Borders: Slavery and Two New England
Families,” New England Ancestors: newsmagazine of the New England
Historic Genealogical Society. Vol. 9, nos. 5-6. |
Pettee, Rev. David |
F1.N49 v. 9, nos. 5-6 |
6th floor reference |
| “Slavery in Rhode Island,” New England Ancestors:
newsmagazine of the New England Historic Genealogical Society. Vol. 9,
nos. 5-6. |
Clark, Christy Mikel |
F1.N49 v. 9, nos. 5-6 |
6th floor reference |
| “Tales from the Courthouse: Fighting for Freedom: True
Tales of Slave-Ship Insurrection,” New England Ancestors: newsmagazine
of the New England Historic Genealogical Society. Vol. 9, nos. 5-6. |
Rapaport, Diane |
F1.N49 v. 9, nos. 5-6 |
6th floor reference |
| Memoranda and Documents: Angola and Elizabeth: an
African family in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. |
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F1.N62 Vol.72 No.1 , March 1999 |
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F4.E54 2000 |
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F29.B2 L44 2005 |
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F44.P8 S25 2004 |
|
| Black families in Hampden County, Massachusetts,
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Carvalho, Joseph, 1953- |
F72.H2 C37 1984 |
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| “African Americans in Boston,” in Highway to the past :
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Beranek, Christa M. |
F73.39.H54 2001 |
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F73.9.N4 H67 1979 |
|
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Kendrick, Stephen, 1954- |
F73.9.N4 K46 2004 |
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| Memoir of James Jackson, the attentive and obedient
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Paul, Susan, fl. 1837. |
F73.9.N4 P38 2000 |
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| Black people in early Amherst: persons of African
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F74.A5 S67 1984 |
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| The history of the Black population of Amherst,
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F74.A5 S692 1999 |
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Cambridge Historical Commission |
F74.C1 A37 2000 |
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| Peter's war: a New England slave boy and the American
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Malcolm, Joyce Lee. |
F74.L7 M35 2009 |
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| The Newburyport Black Heritage Trail: searching for
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Uscilka, Jane M. |
F74.N55 U83 2002 |
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| Commerce and conquest in East Africa, with particular
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Brady, Cyrus Townsend, b. 1887. |
F74.S1 B73 1950 |
|
| Lord, please don't take me in August: African Americans
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Armstead, Myra Beth Young, 1954- |
F89.N5 A76 1999 |
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| "Some old papers relating to the Newport slave trade."
Bulletin of the Newport Historical Society, 1927, no. 62, p. 10-34. |
Terry, Roderick T., 1849-1933 |
F89.N5 N615 no.62 |
|
| The Afro-Yankees: Providence's Black community in the
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Cottrol, Robert J. |
F89.P99 N425 1982 |
|
| A heritage discovered: blacks in Rhode Island. |
Stewart, Rowena. |
F90.N4 S8 1975 |
|
| Black roots in southeastern Connecticut, 1650-1900. |
Brown, Barbara W. |
F93.B86 1980 |
|
| Tapestry, a living history of the black family in
southeastern Connecticut. |
Rose, James M. |
F93.R6 |
|
| Slavery in Connecticut. |
Weld, Ralph Foster, b. 1888 |
F94.C851 no.37 1935 |
|
| Full circle: Houle-Pasay memorial project: a directory
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Pasay, Marcella Houle. |
F102.W7 P375 2002 |
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| Chains unbound: slave emancipations in the town of
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Mead, Jeffrey B. |
F104.G8 M44 1995 |
|
| Voyages of the slavers St. John and Arms of Amsterdam,
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O'Callaghan, E. B. (Edmund Bailey), 1797-1880. |
F122.1.O43 1867 |
|
| Census occupations of Afro-American families on Staten
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Dickenson, Richard B. |
F127.S7 D5 1981 |
|
| The New York conspiracy, or A history of the Negro plot,
with the journal of the proceedings against the conspirators at New
York in the years 1741-2. Together with several interesting tables,
containing the names of the white and black persons arrested on account
of the conspiracy, the times of their trials, their sentences, their
executions by burning and hanging, names of those transported, and those
discharged. With a variety of other useful and highly interesting
matter. |
Horsmanden, Daniel, 1694-1778. |
F128.4.H82 1810 |
Rare Book Collection |
| Root & branch: African Americans in New York and
east Jersey, 1613-1863. |
Hodges, Graham Russell, 1946- |
F128.9.N4 H63 1999 |
|
| Hurley in the days of slavery. |
Clearwater, Olive M. |
F129.H94 C59 1986 |
|
| Black birth book of Monmouth County, New Jersey,
1804-1848. |
Morris, Ellen Thorne |
F142.M7 B53 1989 |
|
| The elite of our people: Joseph Willson's sketches of
Black upper-class life in antebellum Philadelphia. |
Willson, Joseph. |
F158.9.N4 W54 2000 |
|
| Maryland in Liberia: a history of the colony planted by
the Maryland State Colonization Society under the auspices of the State
of Maryland, U.S., at Cape Palmas on the south-west coast of Africa,
1833-1853: a paper read before the Maryland Historical Society, March
9th, 1885. |
Latrobe, John H. B. (John Hazlehurst Boneval), 1803-1891.
|
F176.M37 v.21 |
|
| 1776 census of Maryland. |
Carothers, Bettie Stirling. |
F180.C37 1989 |
|
| Free Blacks in Harford, Somerset, and Talbot counties,
Maryland, 1832. |
Meyer, Mary Keysor. |
F187.H2 M49 1991 |
|
| Hunter Sutherland's slave manumissions and sales in
Harford County, Maryland, 1775-1865. |
Sutherland, Hunter C. |
F187.H2 S88 1999 |
|
| 1828 tax list Prince George's County, Maryland. |
Prince George's County Genealogical Society |
F187.P9 A13 1985 |
|
| Black Baltimore, 1820-1870. |
Clayton, Ralph. |
F189.B1 C42 1987 |
|
| Slavery, slaveholding, and the free Black population of
Antebellum Baltimore. |
Clayton, Ralph. |
F189.B1 C422 1993 |
|
| Washington, City and Capital. Federal Writers' Project,
Works Progress Administration... Washington, 1937. |
Federal Writers' Project. |
F199.F38 1937 |
|
| Tombstone inscriptions of upper Accomack County,
Virginia. |
Carey, Mary Frances. |
F232.A2 C37 1995 |
|
| Colonial residents of Virginia's Eastern Shore: whose
ages were proved before court officials of Accomack and Northampton
counties. |
Houston, William R. M. |
F232.A2 H68 1985 |
|
| Alexandria County, Virginia: free negro registers,
1797-1861. |
Provine, Dorothy S. |
F232.A4 P76 1990 |
|
| Strangers in their midst: the free Black population of
Amherst County, Virginia. |
McLeRoy, Sherrie. |
F232.A55 M35 1993 |
|
| Register of free Negroes and also of dower slaves,
Brunswick County, Virginia, 1803-1850. |
Wynne, Frances Holloway. |
F232.B9 W96 1983 |
|
| Landmarks: Black historic sites on the Eastern Shore of
Virginia. |
|
F232.E2 L36 2006 |
|
| Entitled!: free papers in Appalachia. |
Dickenson, Richard B. |
F232.M7 D4 1981 |
|
| Northumberland County Virginia: registers of free
blacks. |
Sutton, Karen E. |
F232.N87 S88 1999 |
|
| Surry County, Virginia register of free Negroes. |
Hudgins, Dennis. |
F232.S9 H83 1995 |
|
| West Virginia a guide to the mountain state. |
Writers' Program of WPA in West Virginia. |
F241.W85 |
6th Floor Reference |
| “Slaveholding in North Carolina; an economic view,”
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Taylor, Rosser Howard |
F251.J28 v.18, no.1-2 |
Vault |
| The Negro in Mississippi, 1865-1890. |
Wharton, Vernon Lane, 1907- |
F251.J28 v.28 |
Vault |
| Morgan District, North Carolina, Superior Court of Law
& Equity: bk. 3. Slave records, miscellaneous records, 1788-1806 |
Haun, Weynette Parks |
F253.H38 1987 v.01 |
|
| North Carolina, a guide to the old north State. |
Federal Writers' Project (N.C.) |
F259.F44 |
|
| Enslaved ancestors abstracted from deed books, Granville
County, North Carolina. |
White, Barnetta McGhee. |
F262.G85 W47 1993 |
|
| Kinfolks of Johnston County: abstracts of deeds. |
Ross, Elizabeth E. |
F262.J6 R67 1993 |
|
| Nash County, North Carolina, division of estate slaves
& cohabitation record, 1862-1866. |
Rackley, Timothy Wiley, 1944- |
F262.N2 R34 1998 |
|
| South Carolina a guide to the Palmetto state. |
Writers' Program WPA in South Carolina |
F269.W7 1941 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Sea island diary: a history of St. Helena Island. |
Dabbs, Edith M. |
F277.B3 D3 1983 |
|
| Whom we would never more see: history and archaeology
recover the lives and deaths of African American Civil War soldiers on
Folly Island, South Carolina. |
Smith, Steven D. |
F277.C4 S63 1993 |
|
| Pickens District, South Carolina, abstracts of deed book
C-1: 3rd deed book 1834-1838, with many earlier dates. |
Cheek, Linda Gale, 1944- |
F277.P5 C48 1999 |
|
| Registers of signatures of depositors in the Augusta,
Georgia, Branch of the Freedman's Savings and Trust Company. |
Walker, Alice O., 1949- |
F294.A9 W35 1998 |
|
| History of the first African Baptist Church, from its
organization, January 10th, 1788, to July 1st, 1888. |
Love, Emanuel King, 1850-1900. |
F294.S2 L68 1888 |
|
| History of Martin County. |
Hutchinson, Janet |
F317.M35 H57 |
|
| Lt. Carl A. Bailey Cemetery, Cleveland, Florida &
other early Black burials, Charlotte County Florida: a compendium of
available records and transcriptions. |
Youmans, Austin B. |
F319.C65 Y68 1993 |
|
| Slaves I, Claiborne County, Mississippi. |
Terry, Brenda. |
F347.C5 T47 1995 |
|
| Slaves and masters of Pointe Coupee, Louisiana: a
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De Ville, Winston. |
F377.P55 D48 1988 |
|
| African American inhabitants of Rapides Parish,
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Dill, Harry F. |
F377.R25 D55 1998 |
|
| Some slaveholders and their slaves, Union Parish,
Louisiana, 1839-1865. |
Dill, Harry F. |
F377.U5 D55 1997 |
|
| Texas: a guide to the Lone Star State. |
WPA Writers' Program inTexas. |
F391.W95 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Nelson County, Kentucky 1810-1840 censuses. |
Lawson, Rowena. |
F457.N2 L38 1985 |
Microtext Floor |
| Register of Black, mulatto, and poor persons in four
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Turpin, Joan. |
F490.T8 |
|
| Admission record, Indianapolis Asylum for Friendless
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Spears, Jean E. |
F534.I3 S64 1978 |
|
| Indiana Negro registers, 1852-1865. |
Robbins, Coy D. |
F535.N3 I63 1994 |
|
| Social accommodation in Utah. |
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F835.A1 S63 1975 |
|
| African Americans in Los Angeles and Los Angeles
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|
F860.L6 A1 1995 |
|
| Black Islanders: Prince Edward Island's historical black
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F1049.7.N4 H67 1991 |
|
| The Negroes of Africa: history and culture. |
Delafosse, Maurice, 1870-1926. |
GN645.D44 |
|
| “Anti-slavery leaders of North Carolina, “Johns Hopkins
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Bassett, John Spencer, 1867-1928. |
H31.J6 ser.16, no.6 |
Rare Book Collection |
| Slavery, family, and gentry capitalism in the British
Atlantic: the world of the Lascelles, 1648-1834. |
Smith, Simon David, 1964- |
HC155.5.S64 2006 |
|
| New England merchants in Africa: a history through
documents, 1802 to 1865. |
Bennett, Norman Robert, 1932- |
HF3132.B4 1965 |
|
| A documentary account of Prince Hall and other Black
fraternal orders. |
Coil, Henry Wilson. |
HS883.C6 |
|
| Proceedings of the one hundredth anniversary of the
granting of warrant 459 to African Lodge, at Boston...: Sept. 29th,
1884. |
Freemasons. African Lodge No. 459 (Boston, Mass.) |
HS889.B7 F74 1885 |
Vertical File |
| A preliminary essay, on the oppression of the exiled
sons of Africa. Consisting of animadversions on the impolicy and
barbarity of the deleterious commerce and subsequent slavery of the
human species; to which is added, A desultory letter written to Napoleon
Bonaparte, anno Domini, 1801. By Thomas Branagan, late slave-trader... |
Branagan, Thomas, 1774-1843 |
HT871.B73 |
Rare Book Collection |
| Slave ships and slaving. |
Dow, George Francis, 1868-1936. |
HT1322.D69 1927 |
Rare Book Collection |
| Some historical account of Guinea, its situation,
produce and the general disposition of its inhabitants. With an inquiry
into the rise and progress of the slave-trade, its nature and lamentable
effects. Also a re-publication of the sentiments of several authors of
note, on this interesting subject; particularly an extract of a
treatise, by Granville Sharp. |
Benezet, Anthony, 1713-1784 |
HT1331.B4 1771 |
Rare Book Collection |
| Illinois Negro history-makers. |
Hodges, Carl G. |
Ill 50 72 |
|
| Afro-American sources in Virginia, a guide to
manuscripts. |
Plunkett, Michael. |
Internet |
Internet Resource |
| Guide to African-American documentary resources in North
Carolina. [Internet]. |
Pyatt, Timothy D. |
Internet |
Internet Resource |
| African-American records [electronic resource]. |
|
Internet |
Internet Resource |
| Judicial cases concerning American slavery and the
Negro. |
Catterall, Helen Tunnicliff, 1870-1933. |
KF4545.S5 C3 1968 |
|
| Annual catalogue. |
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. |
LC2851.T78 A558 |
Vault |
| Frederick Haynes Newell papers, 1694-1975. |
Newell, Frederick Haynes, 1862-1932. |
Mss 66 |
Manuscripts |
| Constitution of South Boston Anti-slavery Society and
minutes (1844) of a meeting of Friends of the Slave in Agnes E. Dodge
papers, 1844-1969. [manuscript] |
Dodge, Agnes E., 1883-1973 |
Mss 113 |
Manuscripts |
| Maude Belden Perry papers, 1864-1965. |
Perry, Maude B. (Maude Belden), b. 1880. |
Mss 150 |
Manuscripts |
| Juno Larcom's records which list the birth dates of her
children. Juno was the slave of David Larcom (1701-1775), in Papers,
1150-1915. [manuscript] |
Abbot, William Fitzhale, 1853-1922 |
Mss 171 |
Manuscripts |
| Papers, 1849-1985. |
Knibbs, Carolyn W., 1937- |
Mss 185 |
Manuscripts |
| Papers, 1779-1988. |
Coggeshall, Robert Walden, 1912-1988. |
Mss 241 |
Manuscripts |
| Slave deeds (1704, 1744), in Nathan Holbrook Glover
papers, 1647-1982 (bulk 1686-1744, 1793-1927). |
Glover, Nathan Holbrook, 1856-1945 |
Mss 319 |
Manuscripts |
| Slave bills of sale, in Papers, [Manuscript] 1647-1975
(bulk: 1710-1853) |
Cogswell, Dorothea Bates, 1908-1996 |
Mss 405 |
Manuscripts |
| Correspondence to Mary Ann (Whitney) Mansfield, 1863 Jan
27-April 7. |
Mansfield, James Andrew, 1819-1875. |
Mss A 540 |
Manuscripts |
| Slave sale (1800), in Genealogy of the Ellmaker family
in America: the descendants of John Leonard Ellmaker Neurenberg Germany
1697 Lancaster Co Pennsylvania 1726-1782. |
Pettit, Henry, 1842-1921 |
Mss 863 |
Manuscripts |
| Slave sale, in Clark family papers, 1644-1868. |
Clark family |
Mss 1030 |
Manuscripts |
| Census 26 Sept 1774 of slave owners in Natchitoches,
Mississippi in Old hundreds: first census of Mississippi valley. |
Waldenmaier, Inez Raney |
Mss A 996 |
Manuscripts |
| A history of parts of Capt. and Mrs. Lane's and their
daughter's work among a neglected people on Malaga Island, Maine and
reference to other localities when the new motor boat will make it
easier for them to carry messages of love and helpfulness. |
Woolley, Fred H. C. |
Mss A 1900 |
Manuscripts |
| Diary of Josiah Freeman Bumstead, 1834 January-June.
[manuscript] |
Bumstead, Josiah Freeman, b. 1797. |
Mss A 5042 |
Manuscripts |
| Manumission of slave, Lincoln, Mass., 1776 May 28.
[manuscript] Original document granting freedom by John Hoar of Lincoln
to his slave Cuff. |
Hoar, John. |
Mss A 6628 |
Manuscripts |
| Funerals attended by Rev. Joseph Buckminister, 1779-1812,
and by I. W. Putnam, 1815-1835. |
Buckminster, Joseph, 1751-1812. |
Mss A 7008 |
Manuscripts |
| Saddle River Reformed Dutch Church. |
Ackerman, Herbert Stewart. |
Mss A 7181 |
Manuscripts |
| Records of the Zion Lutheran Churches of Saddle River
and Rampao, New Jersey. |
Ackerman, Herbert Stewart. |
Mss A 7182 |
Manuscripts |
| Letter, 1863 January 28, Camp Kearney, Carrollton, La to
his sister. |
Ames, John Crehore, 1842-1923. |
Mss A 7602 |
Manuscripts |
| Bible record for the Brister Gould family, 1760-1859. |
|
Mss C 4632 |
Manuscripts |
| One bill of sale (ADS), 1773, which includes Bristo, a
negro slave, from Robert Griffin, of Bedford, N.H., to Daniel Moore, of
Bedford in [Family papers] |
Griffin, Robert, fl. 1772-1773, seller |
Mss C 4774 |
Manuscripts |
| Memoir and poems of Phillis Wheatley, a native African
and a slave. Also, Poems by a slave. |
Wheatley, Phillis, 1753-1784 |
PS866.W5 1838 |
Rare Book Collection |
| Data relating to Negro military personnel in the 19th
century. |
United States. National Archives and Records Service. |
UA23.S68 |
Vertical File |
| Black soldiers - Black sailors - Black ink: research
guide on African-Americans in U.S. military history, 1526-1900. |
Moebs, Thomas Truxtun. |
UB418.A47 M64 1994 |
6th Floor Reference |
"Appendix.Slave trade": p. 169 – 198, Laws of the United States in
relation to the naval establishment, and the Marine corps.
|
United States |
VB360.A2 1826 |
Rare Book Collection |
| Black jacks: African American seamen in the age of sail. |
Bolster, W. Jeffrey. |
VK221.B65 1997 |
|
| Black writers in New England: a bibliography, with
biographical notes, of books by and about Afro-American writers
associated with New England in the collection of Afro-American
literature, Suffolk University, Museum of Afro-American History, Boston
African American National Historic Site. |
Clark, Edward, 1923- |
Z1229.N39 C57 1985 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Generations past: a selected list of sources for
Afro-American genealogical research. |
Lawson, Sandra M. |
Z1361.N39 L34 1988 |
6th Floor Reference |
| African American genealogy: a bibliography and guide to
sources. |
Witcher, Curt Bryan. |
Z1361.N39 W771 2000 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Bibliography of sources for Black family history in the
Allen County Public Library Genealogy Department. |
Witcher, Curt Bryan. |
Z5313.U5 W75 1985 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Black genealogy: an annotated bibliography. |
Sanders, Edith. |
Z5313.U6 A84 1981 |
6th Floor Reference |
| Bibliographic checklist of African American newspapers. |
Henritze, Barbara K. |
Z6944.A4 H46 1995 |
6th Floor Reference |
| African-American newspapers and periodicals: a national
bibliography. |
|
Z6944.N39 A37 1998 |
6th Floor Reference |