Worth, Daniel, 1795-1862

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From the description of Daniel Worth correspondence, 1860 May 17. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70981421

Daniel Worth was a Quaker from Guilford County, N.C., who migrated to Indiana, came back to North Carolina as an abolitionist Wesleyan Methodist missionary in 1857, and was forced to leave the state in 1860 after considerable trouble in connection with his antislavery activity.

From the description of Daniel Worth papers, 1856-1860 [manuscript]. WorldCat record id: 24931133

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referencedIn North Carolina. Indictment against Daniel Worth. Indiana Wesleyan University, Jackson Library
referencedIn Guilford County (N.C.). Order to arrest Daniel Worth / Joab Hiatt, J.P. Indiana Wesleyan University, Jackson Library
creatorOf Daniel Worth Papers, 1856-1860 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection
creatorOf Worth, Daniel. Letters / Daniel Worth. Indiana Wesleyan University, Jackson Library
creatorOf Worth, Daniel, 1795-1862. Daniel Worth papers, 1856-1860 [manuscript]. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
creatorOf Worth, Daniel, 1795-1862. Daniel Worth correspondence, 1860 May 17. Library of Congress
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associatedWith Guilford County (N.C.) corporateBody
associatedWith North Carolina. corporateBody
associatedWith Wesleyan Methodist Church corporateBody
associatedWith Worth, Aaron. person
associatedWith Worth family. family
Place Name Admin Code Country
North Carolina
Subject
Abolitionists
Antislavery movements
Missionaries
Slavery and the church
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Clergy
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Birth 1795-05-03

Death 1862

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