Female Union School ledger, 1822-1860.

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Female Union School ledger, 1822-1860.

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This collection consists of one ledger that contains the constitution of the association; by-laws of both the Female Union School and Association, as well as the Priscilla Society; meeting minutes from 1822 to 1860;) manager elections results; newspaper clippings pertaining to the school; and lists of subscribers. Subscribers include: Mrs. Boudinot, Mrs. Smith Burnet, Mrs. Abigail Burr, Mrs. Coe, Mrs. Phebe Douglass, Mrs. Joseph Congar, Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen, Mrs. Luther Goble, Mrs. J.C. Hornblower, Mrs. William Pennington, Miss Emma Riggs, Mrs. Charles Shipman, Mrs. James Tichenor, Mrs. M. Van Arsdale, Mrs. Stephen Van Cortlandt, Mrs. James Vandyke, Mrs. James Vanderpool, and Mrs. O. Woodruff.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7671929

New Jersey Historical Society Library

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Pennington, William Arthur, 1937-

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Tichenor, James D.

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Protestant Foster Home (Newark, N.J.)

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Protestant Foster Home was established in March 28, 1848, at 284 Broadway (Belleville Ave.) in Newark, N.J. From the description of Protestant Foster Home record book, 1886-1911. (Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library). WorldCat record id: 646196392 ...

Congar, Joseph

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Burnet, Smith, Mrs.

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Priscilla Society (Newark, N.J.)

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Riggs, Emma.

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Female Union School (Newark, N.J.). Association

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The Female Union School Association was a charitable institution founded in 1822 to promote learning, industry, morality and piety among the indigent female children of Newark. In 1850, due to the establishment of free public schools, the Female Union School disbanded, and its stock was transferred to the Protestant Foster Home Society of the City of Newark. From the description of Female Union School ledger, 1822-1860. (New Jersey Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 538...

Burr, Abigail.

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Woodruff, Moses.

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Hornblower, J. C., Mrs.

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Freylinghuysen, Theodore, Mrs.

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Van Cortlandt, Stephen, Mrs.

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