Antislavery movements.
Found in 17 Collections and/or Records:
Letter : from Andrew Dickson White
Letter in which White thanks Webb for his gift to the Cornell University Library; mentions the gift of Sage College; and discusses White's visit to the Rev. Samuel Joseph May, where they talked of "anti-slavery matters" and May's gift of the Prudence Crandall portrait to Cornell, and May's death.
Lyman A. Spalding papers
Contains correspondence, manuscripts, records, and publications related to the career of Lyman A. Spalding, a nineteenth-century Quaker merchant and abolitionist who lived in upstate New York. He was co-editor of the newspaper Plain Truth and established the newspaper Priestcraft Exposed and Primitive Christianity Defended.
Methodist Episcopal Church of Corning records
Methodist Episcopal Church of Naples records
One volume quarterly conference meeting minutes (1866-1896) for the Naples Charge which included also Hunt's Hollow and Garling's House; a subscription list for the church's third meeting house (1849-1851); a subscription list for the church's second meeting hosue (1825-1826); resolutions and deeds from the Board of Trustees; and a membership list (1821-1851, 1851-1950) probably combined in 1950.
Mitchell family papers
Second Baptist Church of Walworth records
Covenant meeting minute book (1832-1865), Wayne Baptist Association minutes for 1840, trustees' record book (1833-1866), church indenture (deed) of June, 1833, account book (1833-1834). Also covers church discipline, financial matters and temperance, slavery and anti-secret society resolutions.