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Recovering Black History: A Story and a Workshop
Programing from the Partnership of Historic Bostons
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Wayne William Tucker
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October 2023

Enslavement & Resistance: New England 1620-1760
Fall Programing from the Partnership of Historic Bostons
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Wayne William Tucker
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May 2023

Slavery in Oxford, Massachusetts
Notes on a Worcester County exurb
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Wayne William Tucker
A Conversation with Kyera Singleton
The Royall House director on asking new questions and history as a liberation project.
Published on The Relentless Humanities • 
Northeast Slavery Records Index
& Connecticut's Witness Stones Project
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Wayne William Tucker
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April 2023

Six Months of Open Notebook
In case you missed it. . .
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Mariah Negro vs. Cornelius Briggs (pt. 3)
What happened to Molly, and Grace, and Tony Sisco?
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Wayne William Tucker
PATRIOTS' DAY 2023
Black Revolutionary War veterans of Southeastern Massachusetts
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Wayne William Tucker
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Mariah Negro vs. Cornelius Briggs (Pt. 2)
Mariah’s “founding mother” status is rooted in two facts: she is the third identifiable African-descended person and the first enslaved Plymouth Colony…
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Wayne William Tucker
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Mariah Negro vs. Cornelius Briggs (Pt. 1)
Shedding light on an unsung founding matriarch and her family
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Wayne William Tucker
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March 2023

Black Bridgewater-area Soldiers, 1775
Remarkable Revolutionary muster roll links forever four Black soldiers and their dogged pursuit of liberation.
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Wayne William Tucker
Investigating a 1724 "interracial" marriage in (West) Bridgewater
The mystery of Sash and Margaret Linsford's marriage in Plymouth County. Also: Abington's Moses Sash/Nash.
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Wayne William Tucker
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