Eleven Names Project: Open Notebook

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The mystery of Sash and Margaret Linsford's marriage in Plymouth County. Also: Abington's Moses Sash/Nash.
Pivotal Massachusetts Women
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Remarkable Revolutionary muster roll links forever four Black soldiers and their dogged pursuit of liberation.
A.) You may have missed last week’s PYRATICALLY AND FELONIOUSLY: The Taking of Joachim/Cuffee. How did a fourteen-year-old enslaved boy from Brazil end up a captive of Massachusett’s Bay Colony’s Attorney General? Be sure to check it out. B.) I want to thank the

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also: Why is it called Eleven Names Project? and a review of the First Church slavery report
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From the ENP archives. . .
From the ENP archives. . .
Issue #13 - The Job Tilden House, Pamela Sparhawk, Boston and Hagar Divorce
Who's in The Book of Negroes?
Issue #11: Is slavery "The Spirit of Abington"?
Issue 10: Betty Cooper, Dill Oxford, and Gender Nonconformity as Resistance to Slavery; Illustrating Hard Histories
Special Podcast Newsletter, December 26, 2022
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Eleven Names Project: Open Notebook

Weekly notes on enslaved life in Massachusetts and New England.
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