Still, W[illia]m, letter, 31 North Fifth Street, Philadelphia, August 7, 1850, to [James O? Cousins, Cincinnati, Ohio]. Retrieved from https://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T36110JV
DescriptionWilliam Still relates the story of Peter Freedman [Peter Still] coming to William Still's office in Philadelphia to learn how to locate relatives; notes the writer's realization and amazement that Peter was one of his "long absent brothers"; and states that Peter has thus located various family members: his mother, five brothers and three sisters. This item is labeled in ink as if addressed to "Peter Freedman," with an added notation in pencil regarding its transmittal to Cousins.
Data Life Cycle Event(s) Type: Digital exhibition Label: Struggle Without End: New Jersey and the Civi War Curator: Perrone, Fernanda Project manager: Radick, Caryn Funder: New Jersey Council for the Humanities Name: African Americans in New Jersey before the Civil War
CollectionPeter Still papers, 1850-1875
Organization NameRutgers University. Libraries. Special Collections and University Archives., NjRV
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