WILL YE EVEN SELL YOUR BRETHREN?
1 Spencer P. Mead. Ye Historie of Ye Town of Greenwich. (New York: Knickerbocker Press, 1911), p. 87.
2 Lydia Ingersoll Ely, Slavery in the Town of Greenwich (Unpublished) William E. Finch, Jr. Archives, The Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich, 1970, page 3.
3 Ibid., page 6-7.
4 Stamford Probate Records, Volume 8, page 509.
5 Ibid., Volume 8, page 511.
6 Ely, page 7.
7 Stamford Probate Records, Volume 8, page 365.
8 Connecticut State Library & Archives, Box 35: Stamford Probate Estate Papers-Lucy Heusted, 1796.
9 Ibid., Box 35.
10 Stamford Probate Records, Volume 8, page 440.
11 Greenwich Land Records, Volume 14, page 309.
12 Ely, page 9.
13 Greenwich Land Records, Volume 14, page 309.
14 Jeffrey B. Mead, A Landmark in Round Hill, Greenwich Time, November 23, 1990.
15 Greenwich Land Records, Volume 18, page 503.
16 Frederick A. Hubbard. Other Days in Greenwich (New York: J.F. Tapley Co., 1913), page 252-253.
17 Connecticut Family Records: Collected in Commemoration of the 300th Anniversary of the Settlement of Connecticut. The Connecticut Chapter of the National Society, Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America, Inc., 1915, page 166.
18 Greenwich Land Records, Volume 13, page 654.
19 Greenwich Land Records, Volume 28, page 683.
20 Ibid., Volume 28, page 683.
21 Greenwich Probate Records, Book A, page 410-411.
22 Spencer P. Mead, Abstract of Tombstones of the Town of Greenwich: Unmarked Graves, 1913, page 7.
23 Map # 1980, Greenwich Town Clerk's Records. Map of the Public Dock, Cemetery, and Road at Byram Shore in the Town of Greenwich, Conn., S.E. Minor & Co., Civil Engineers, July, 1911.
HE BRINGETH OUT THOSE WHICH ARE BOUND WITH CHAINS
1 Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, Volume 14, 1772-1774, (Hartford, 1887), page 329.
2 William E. Finch, Jr. Archives, The Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich. This certificate was presented by Mary
3 Public Records of the State of Connecticut. Volume 1, 1776-1778, (Hartford, 1894), pages 415-416.
4 Greenwich Land Records, Volume 11, page 15.
5 Acts and Laws of the State of Connecticut (New London, 1784), pages 233-235.
6 Ibid., page 235.
7 Federal Census, 1790.
8 Records of the State of Connecticut,Volume 6, 1785-1789, (Hartford, 1887), pages 472-473.
9 Ibid., page 473.
10 Ibid., page 473.
11 Ibid., page 473.
12 Early Greenwich, Connecticut Vital Records, Volume 1, page 145.
13 Ibid., Volume 1, page 150.
14 Ibid., Volume 1, page 147.
15 Ibid., Volume 1, page 144.
16 Ibid., Volume 1, page 145.
17 Ibid., Volume 1, page 144.
18 Ibid., Volume 1, page 144.
19 Records of the State of Connecticut, Volume 7, 1789-1792, (Hartford, 1887), page 379.
20 Ibid., page 379-380.
21 Public Records of the State of Connecticut. Volume 9, 1797-1799, (Hartford, 1953), pages 38-39.
22 Greenwich Land Records, Volume 13, page 653-654.
23 Connecticut State Library and Archives: Stamford Probate Estate Papers, Box #35.
24 North Carolina State Library and Archives:Windsor, Bertie County Probate Estate Records.
25 Greenwich Land Records, Volume 23, page 457.
AWAKENINGS AND ABOLITIONISM
1 Records of the General Association of Ye Colony of Connecticut. Case, Lockwood & Brainerd Company, 1888, page 126.
2 Ibid., page 126-127.
3 Society for the Promotion of Freedom and for the Relief of Persons Holden in Bondage, 1791.
4 Lyman Beecher Stowe. Saints, Sinners and Beechers. (Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1934) page 66.
5 William E. Finch, Jr. Archives, The Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich: Shubal Brush Family Papers.
6 Greenwich Observer, January 2, 1879, page 3, column 3.
7 William E. Finch, Jr. Archives, The Historical Society
8 Ibid., Amos S. Cooke to S.H. Mead, March 29, 1842.
9 Hawaiian Mission Children's Society Library, Honolulu, Hawaii. Missionary Letters 1816-1900 From Family and Friends, Mead thru Ryder: S.H. Mead to Amos S. and Juliette M. Cooke, Nov. 8, 1842.
10 William E. Finch, Jr. Archives, The Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich: Obadiah Mead Letters, Silas H. Mead to Obadiah Mead, March 5, 1851.
11 Mrs. Child. An Appeal in Favor of That Class of Americans Called Africans, 1833. page 214.
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