Montiers

Montiers

From Slavery to Paul Robeson and Beyond-An African-American Family's Interracial Roots to Philadelphia's Colonial Past

Scott, Donald

Casemate Publishers

11/2024

304

Mole

Inglês

9781955041041

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1. The Origins and Life of Cremona Morrey
2. The Powerful Slaveholding English, New York, and Philadelphia Quaker Backgrounds of Richard and Humphrey Morrey
3. A Forbidden Romance Develops during Racially Explosive Times
4. Richard Morrey: A Gentleman Player?
5. Richard and Cremona's Visible, Child-Producing Relationship
6. Richard Passes to Cremona Nearly 200 Acres Before His Death
7. Was the Relationship True Love or Coerced?
8. Cremona, Jr. and Her Relationship with Husband John Montier during the Revolutionary War
9. The Development of Guineatown, Home to Descendant Cyrus Bustill and Other Early Residents
10. Early and Modern Descendants of the Family, including Paul Robeson and William Pickens, Sr., a Co-Founder of the NAACP and Philly's Pioneering Black Lawyers
11. The Legacy of the Historic Interracial Relationship, including the Disappearance of 73 Guineatown Graves
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Military History by Region/United States, White Quaker, Humphrey Morrey, Richard, mayor, Cremona, Caribbean, Limekiln Pike, Glenside, town, Guineatown