Mary J. C. Anderson to John T. Graham, Oct. 31, 1865 (from the First Annual Report of the Baltimore Association)
- Title
- Mary J. C. Anderson to John T. Graham, Oct. 31, 1865 (from the First Annual Report of the Baltimore Association)
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First annual report of the Baltimore Association for the Moral and Educational Improvement of the Colored People, November 6, 1865
- Date
- 10-31-1865
- Creator
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Mary J.C. Anderson
- Recipient
- John T. Graham
- Description
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Mary J. C. Anderson writes to the Baltimore Association that the school community at Havre de Grace has abandoned the idea of building a schoolhouse, at least for the present. She mentions that the people in Darlington desire a school under the Baltimore Association. She provides details of a confrontation she had with several young white men, who stole her portfolio. Anderson states that some of her pupils need books but can't afford them, but she allows them books anyway in the hope that the cost will be deducted from her salary.
This letter was printed as part of the Baltimore Association's first annual report. - References
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Darlington aka Hosanna or Berkley
- Related Financial Supporters
- Baltimore Association for the Moral and Educational Improvement of the Colored People