Archive - Eleven Names Project: Open Notebook

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Remarkable Revolutionary muster roll links forever four Black soldiers and their dogged pursuit of liberation.

Wayne William Tucker

Mar 14

The mystery of Sash and Margaret Linsford's marriage in Plymouth County. Also: Abington's Moses Sash/Nash.

Wayne William Tucker

Mar 7

Pivotal Massachusetts Women

Wayne William Tucker

Mar 1

February 2023

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…

Wayne William Tucker

Feb 15

also: Why is it called Eleven Names Project? and a review of the First Church slavery report

Wayne William Tucker

Feb 9

From the ENP archives. . .

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Feb 8

From the ENP archives. . .

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Feb 7

Issue #13 - The Job Tilden House, Pamela Sparhawk, Boston and Hagar Divorce

Wayne William Tucker

Feb 1

January 2023

Who's in The Book of Negroes?

Wayne William Tucker

Jan 26

Issue #11: Is slavery "The Spirit of Abington"?

Wayne William Tucker

Jan 17

Issue 10: Betty Cooper, Dill Oxford, and Gender Nonconformity as Resistance to Slavery; Illustrating Hard Histories

Wayne William Tucker

Jan 3

December 2022

Special Podcast Newsletter, December 26, 2022

Wayne William Tucker

Dec 26, 2022

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