Items
Subject is exactly
Decade — 1810s
-
Hemminway in Hannah Dawes Newcomb Diary, 1818 Hannah Dawes Newcomb records that a Black man named Hemminway has taken Adaline Putman to Littleton. Hemminway is likely Scipio Hemminway.
-
Mrs. Freeman in Hannah Dawes Newcomb Diary, 1816 Hannah Dawes Newcomb records that a Black woman, Mrs. Freeman, has died.
-
New Hampshire Sentinel August 4, 1810: 13 year old girl, name not listed Ranaway advertisement for a young girl, posted in the August 4, 1810 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel by Joseph Wheeler on July 24, 1810 -
Abel Reed entry in the Church of Christ Keene Register On 7 Sept 1817, "adult coloured male" Abel Reed"is listed in the church register as having been baptised along with Benjamin Osgood, Collins H. Jaquith, and John C. Thatcher.
-
Heminway family entry in the Vital Records of Keene, NH - Births, 1807-1817 Birth records of the Heminway family
-
Suky Reed entry in the Vital Records of Keene, NH - Deaths, 1813 Death record of Suky Reed (also known as Susy)
-
E. Reed entry in the Vital Records of Keene, NH - Deaths, 1818 Death record of E. Reed, the child of Celia Reed
-
Charles entry in the Vital Records of Keene, NH - Deaths, 1815 Death record of Charles
-
Jacob Freeman entry in the Vital Records of Keene, NH - Deaths, 1813 Death record of Jacob Freeman
-
Jack Battis entry in the Vital Records of Keene, NH - Deaths, 1816 Death record of Jack Battis
-
New Hampshire Sentinel July 17, 1819: William Cransel-Casey Notice forbidding all persons from harboring, trusting, and employing William Cransel-Casey in the July 17, 1819 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel posted by Thomas Edwards on July 14, 1819 in Keene.