Harmonic Society of Newark record book, 1830-1838.

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Harmonic Society of Newark record book, 1830-1838.

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This volume contains the constitution, bylaws, minutes, and membership list of the Harmonic Society of Newark for April through May 1830. This volume also includes a fragment of the constitution of the Newark Juvenile Anti-Slavery Society, which was founded on January 9, 1838 as an auxiliary of the American Anti-Slavery Society.

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This Harmonic Society of Newark was the first choral society in Newark and the second in the country to be formed. A group of people met at the Newark Academy on April 23, 1830 and agreed to establish the Society, naming Albert Holbrook its first chair. From the description of Harmonic Society of Newark record book, 1830-1838. (New Jersey Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 53465903 First choral society in Newark; established 1830. From the descripti...