Buxton National Historic Site and Museum: Introduction to Elgin

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Title

Description

Printout from webpage of an introdcution to Elgin (also known as Buxtin), which was the last of four organized black settlements to come into existence in Canada. Some highlighting.

Creator

Buxton National Historic Site

Date

Accessed 02/06/2002

Language

English

Identifier

DPL.0013.038

Collection

Lyman Wilmot House

Tags

Abraham Johnston, Africa, Alabama, Alfred Lafferty, American Civil War, Anderson Abbott, Benjamin Drew, Blacksmith, British Methodist Episcopal Church, British Parliament, Buxton National Historic Site and Museum, Buxton Settlement Canada, Canada, Canada Home Mission Committee, Canada West, Canadian Organized Black Settlements, Carpenter, Chatham Literary and Debating Society, Chatham Medical Society, Chatham Ontario Canada, Christiana Riots, Clarissa Bristow Johnston, Dr. Augusta, Earl of Buxton, Elgin Association, Elgin School, Elgin Settlement Canada, Emancipation Act of 1833, Factories, Fathers of Confederation, George Brow, Glasgow University, Greek, Harriet Beecher Stoew, Henry Johnson, Hotel, Ireland, Isaac Riley, James Rapier, Jerome Riley, John Rennie, Kent County Coroner, King's School, Knox College, Lake Erie, Louisiana, Mary Ann Casey, Mary Ann Shadd, Mary Phares, Matthew's Academy, Missionary Messenger, Mississippi, Mississippi Most Worshipful Stringer Grand Lodge, North America, North Buxton Ontario Canada, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Perry Counti Missouri, Presbyterian Church of Scotland, Presbyterian Church Synod, Printout, Raleigh E.A. Richardson BME Church, Richard Johnson, Savings Bank, Shoe Shops, Slavery, South Jackson Louisiana, Southwestern Ontario, Southwestern Ontario Black History, Thomas Foxwell Buxton, Thomas Stringer, Toronto Ontario Canada, United States Army, United States of America, University of Toronto, Upper Canada Medical Board, Washington, Washington Hospital, Webpage, Wilberforce Educational Institute, William King

Citation

Buxton National Historic Site, “Buxton National Historic Site and Museum: Introduction to Elgin,” DPL Digital Collections, accessed December 22, 2024, https://archives.deerfieldlibrary.org/items/show/2112.

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