c.1800 RUNAWAY NEGROES. Rare Receipt for Runaway Negroes Committed to Jail Baptist Andover: Revival Association of the

Andover: Revival Association of the Theological Seminary

that God would use it to work miraculous healings

Very minor damp stains at extremities toward rear of block

Six Sermons upon Acts 16:14: And a certain woman named Lydia

Gardiner [1915-1986] was born in Zion and became pastor of the prominent Ridgewood Pentecostal Church in Brooklyn

c.1800 RUNAWAY NEGROES. Rare Receipt for Runaway Negroes Committed to Jail Baptist Andover: Revival Association of theAn important late 18th or early 19th century manuscript originating in North Carolina recording the commitment of seemingly a family of slaves, reputedly as runaways and awaiting return to their owner. This seems likely as slaves were rarely jailed for anything else, especially women. Includes a woman [here, wench], her two children, two men, and another woman. Perhaps two couples attempting escape.