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Maria G. Porter

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A. Bates ALS to Frederick Douglass and W[illia]m W. Bloss, February 12, 1853

F[rederick] Douglass ALS to [Maria G.] Porter, Undated (February 22)

Frederick Douglass ALS to [Maria G.] Porter, February 19, 1856

Frederick Douglass ALS to [Maria G.] Porter, September 26, 1859

Frederick Douglass ALS to [Maria G.] Porter, Undated (April 29)

Frederick Douglass ALS to [Maria G.] Porter, Undated (January 31)

Frederick Douglass ALS to Maria [G.] Porter, October 13, 1857

Name: Maria G. Porter
Years Lived: 1805 – 1896
Short Biography: Maria G. Porter was a member of the Rochester Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society who helped many self-emancipated slaves on the Underground railroad flee to Canada.
Related Archives: Rochester Herald Obituary, Dec. 14, 1896; The Frederick Douglass Papers

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