A Hebron tea in Governor Peters' mansion.

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A Hebron tea in Governor Peters' mansion.

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Reports on meeting including speaker's account of how the townspeople of Hebron recovered the slaves sold by loyalist Samuel Peters to a South Carolinian; includes reference to poem, "The Caesar Road," describing visit to area in Hebron where descendants of these African Americans lived.

2 p. ; 28 x 22 cm.

Connecticut Historical Society

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Peters, Samuel, 1735-1826

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Epithet: Secretary, Workmen's Committee for the Abolition of Foreign Bounties British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000243.0x0000cc The Jonathan Carver heirs claimed after his death that Naudowissee (Dakota) chiefs Hawnopawjatin and Otohtongoomlisheaw had granted Carver a tract of some four million acres of land on the east side of the Mississippi River running from St. Paul to the mouth of Wisconsin's Chippewa River...

Pendleton, Susan Bingham, 1870-

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Samuel Peters was the uncle of Governor John Samuel Peters. From the description of A Hebron tea in Governor Peters' mansion. (Hartford Public Library). WorldCat record id: 23684481 ...