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Title

Elizabeth Neall Letter to Elizabeth H. Whittier

Description

Selected papers from the Daniel Neall collection, primarily letters from Daniel Neall Jr. to John Priestly. Also includes a description of the destruction of Pennsylvania Hall, an account of the tarring & feathering of Daniel Neall Sr, and a note delivered to John Greenleaf Whittier by Daniel Neall Jr, Isaac Clothier, and Dillwyn Parrish.

Creator

Neall, Daniel, 1817-1894

Contributor

Pickard, Samuel T. (Samuel Thomas), 1828-1915 (contributor)

Parrish, Dillwyn, 1809-1886 (contributor)

Clothier, Isaac H. (Isaac Hallowell), 1837-1921 (contributor)

Type

Text

Date

1841-08-16

Internet Media Type

image/tiff

Digital Origin

reformatted digital

Topical Subject

Quaker abolitionists

Pennsylvania Hall Association (Philadelphia, Pa.)

Neall, Daniel, 1784-1846

Dentistry

Freedmen

Geographic Subject

Free Border-States (NJ, PA, OH, IN, IL)

Philadelphia (Pa.)

Department

Swarthmore College Friends Historical Library

Item Identifier

SC 086

Collection Guide/Bibliographic Record

Daniel Neall papers--http://archives.tricolib.brynmawr.edu/resources/sfhl-sc-086

Note

Born in 1817, Daniel Neall Jr. was quickly educated in his father's Quaker ideals. An ardent abolitionist, Daniel Neall Sr. (1784-1846) was presiding over the Pennsylvania Hall Association at the time the Hall was destroyed by a mob in 1837--an event which was also witnessed, in horror, by his son. Like his father, Daniel Neall Jr. became a dentist and an active member of the Quaker community

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