Area Abolitionists: Chester County, PA

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from Futhey and Cope's THE HISTORY OF CHESTER COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA;

         Lancaster Co
Daniel Gibbons
Thomas Whitson
Lindley Coates
Dr Eshleman
JamesMoore
Caleb C Hood
 Jeremiah Moore
Joseph SMith
Oliver Furnise
        Chester Co
James Fulton   (Ercildoun)
Gideon Peirce  (Ercildoun)
Thomas Bonsall
Thoma Vickers
John Vickers  (near Lionville)
Esther Lewis & daughters  (in Vincent)
Dr Edwin Fissell   (West Vincent
Wm  Fussell    (west Vincent)
Norris Maris     (west vincent)
Emmor Kimber   (Kimberton
Elijah F Pennypacker (Phoenixville)
Lewis Peart   (near Valley Forge)
Thomas, Eli and Charles Hambleton (Penn twp) Allen and Maria Agnew  ( Kennet)
Isaac amd Dinah MEndenhall   (Kennett)
John and Hannah Cox     (East Marlborough
Simon and Sarah D Barnard  (East Marlborough)
Wm and Mary Barnard   (Pocopson)
Eusebeus and Sarah Marsh Barnard    (Pocopson)
Mordecai and Esther Hayes  (Newlin)
James Fulton jr    (Ercildoun)
Gideon Peirce        (  ")
Zebulon Thomas and daughters   (Downingtown)
Micajah and Wm Speakman     (Uwchlan)
John Vickers   (Lionville)
Charles Moore      (")
Chandler DArlington   (Kennet)
Benjamin Price   (East Bradford)
Darlington sisters    West Chester
Abram D Shadd (AA)   West Chester
Davod Garrett  (Willistown)
Nathan Evans
Dr Augustus W Cain    (Sadsbury)
Jshua Brinton               (")
Joseph Moore              (")
J Wm Thorne               (")
James Williams (later known as Abolition Jim)   ( Sadsbury)
Wm Trimble     ( West Whiteland)
Amos and Mahlon Preston    (Penn twp)
Benjamin andHannah Kent   (Penn twp)

         Norristown
Rev Samuel Aaron
Isaac Roberts
John Roberts
Dr Wm Corson
Dr Jacob L Paxson
Daniel Ross (AA)
    Wilmington area
Thomas Garrett
Benjamin , Wm and Thomas Webb
Thomas Flint

J Miller McKim (managed the anti-slavery office in Philadelphia, 
   aided by Wm Still, a former slave)