Samuel E Samuel Edmund Sewall 1799 1888

Samuel E. Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison telling him that it is "important if you wish your lecture to be well attended" to place a notice in Boston newspapers. Sewall advises Garrison to contact the " More

In this letter to Amos A. Phelps (which also addresses Mr. Tappan at times), Samuel E. Sewall states that a committee has been formed at the meeting of the Board of Managers of the New England Anti-Slavery Soci More

Sameul Edmund Sewall writes to WIlliam Lloyd Garrison about Garrison staying in Brooklyn, Connecticut, remarking, "you will certainly have less interruption there in preparing matter for the paper." Sewall beli More

An itemized expense account of A.A. Phelps, signed and approved by Samuel E. Sewall. An additional note is enclosed. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

An itemized expense account of A. A. Phelps, signed and approved by the auditor Samuel E. Sewall on December 12, 1837. The receipt was signed by Phelps on February 16, 1838. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

An itemized expense account of A. A. Phelps, signed and approved by the auditor Samuel E. Sewall on March 13, 1838. The receipt was signed by Phelps on March 30. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison asking him to include the attached circular (printed on page 3 and 4), advertising a subscription to help publish and distribute the book "The Impending Cri More

In this letter to William Lloyd Garrison, Samuel Edmund Sewall encloses "a copy of a petition which will be presented to the legislature next week" (not included). Sewall asks Garrison to publish the petition i More

In this letter to William Lloyd Garrison, Samuel Edmund Sewall congratulates him on the success of the Liberator as "its career is just closing." Sewall acknowledges that while many others have contributed to t More

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison sending $45 "to aid in publishing the Liberator", on behalf of Sewall and his wife, as well as from "Miss Robie." Sewall says he does not want their names t More

Samuel Edmund Sewall forwards to William Lloyd Garrison a copy of paperwork pertaining to the "trust" established for Garrison, and states that both Mr. Endicott and Mr. Coffin had reviewed the figures therein More

Samuel Edmund Sewall forwards to William Lloyd Garrison a copy of paperwork pertaining to the "trust" established for Garrison, and states that both Mr. Endicott and Mr. Coffin had reviewed the figures therein More

Samuel Edmund Sewall informs William Lloyd Garrison that following a conversation with Mr. Wilde, the "Clerk of the Court", that it is "necessary, or certainly advisable" that Garrison report to the Court the f More

Sewall explains certain details of the Sewall pedigree and discusses the memoir of Samuel Joseph May. The final page of this manuscript contains notes in the hand of Samuel May pertaining to the life of his cou More

Sewall explains certain details of the Sewall pedigree and discusses the memoir of Samuel Joseph May. The final page of this manuscript contains notes in the hand of Samuel May pertaining to the life of his cou More

Sewall explains certain details of the Sewall pedigree and discusses the memoir of Samuel Joseph May. The final page of this manuscript contains notes in the hand of Samuel May pertaining to the life of his cou More

Sewall explains certain details of the Sewall pedigree and discusses the memoir of Samuel Joseph May. The final page of this manuscript contains notes in the hand of Samuel May pertaining to the life of his cou More

Samuel Edmund Sewall forwards to William Lloyd Garrion a petition they had previously discussed, and states his desire that, given Garrison's expressed willingness to sign it, he should like Garrison's signatur More

Samuel Edmund Sewall forwards to William Lloyd Garrion a petition they had previously discussed, and states his desire that, given Garrison's expressed willingness to sign it, he should like Garrison's signatur More

Samuel E. Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison bearing the news of the death of Garrison's "old friend", Hannah Robie. Sewall forwards to Garrison details concerning the funeral services, to which he invites More

Samuel E. Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison bearing the news of the death of Garrison's "old friend", Hannah Robie. Sewall forwards to Garrison details concerning the funeral services, to which he invites More

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison thanking him for his "very acceptable gift of Mazzini." Sewall says that he has "read your introduction and a part of the rest of the book with great intere More

Samuel E. Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison bearing the news of the death of Garrison's "old friend", Hannah Robie. Sewall forwards to Garrison details concerning the funeral services, to which he invites More

Samuel Edmund Sewall forwards to William Lloyd Garrion a petition they had previously discussed, and states his desire that, given Garrison's expressed willingness to sign it, he should like Garrison's signatur More

Samuel Edmund Sewall forwards to William Lloyd Garrion a petition they had previously discussed, and states his desire that, given Garrison's expressed willingness to sign it, he should like Garrison's signatur More

Samuel E. Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison bearing the news of the death of Garrison's "old friend", Hannah Robie. Sewall forwards to Garrison details concerning the funeral services, to which he invites More

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison asking him to sign the enclosed petition (not included). Sewall says he was asked to send it to Garrison and that he can return it to him "or hand it to the More

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison asking him to sign the enclosed petition (not included). Sewall says he was asked to send it to Garrison and that he can return it to him "or hand it to the More

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison thanking him for "the Heliotype Likeness of George Thompson". Sewall calls the likeness "strong and unmistakeable" and declares that "One of the blessings o More

Samuel E. Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison telling him that it is "important if you wish your lecture to be well attended" to place a notice in Boston newspapers. Sewall advises Garrison to contact the " More

In this letter to Amos A. Phelps (which also addresses Mr. Tappan at times), Samuel E. Sewall states that a committee has been formed at the meeting of the Board of Managers of the New England Anti-Slavery Soci More

Sameul Edmund Sewall writes to WIlliam Lloyd Garrison about Garrison staying in Brooklyn, Connecticut, remarking, "you will certainly have less interruption there in preparing matter for the paper." Sewall beli More

An itemized expense account of A. A. Phelps, signed and approved by the auditor Samuel E. Sewall on December 12, 1837. The receipt was signed by Phelps on February 16, 1838. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

An itemized expense account of A.A. Phelps, signed and approved by Samuel E. Sewall. An additional note is enclosed. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

An itemized expense account of A. A. Phelps, signed and approved by the auditor Samuel E. Sewall on March 13, 1838. The receipt was signed by Phelps on March 30. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison asking him to include the attached circular (printed on page 3 and 4), advertising a subscription to help publish and distribute the book "The Impending Cri More

In this letter to William Lloyd Garrison, Samuel Edmund Sewall encloses "a copy of a petition which will be presented to the legislature next week" (not included). Sewall asks Garrison to publish the petition i More

In this letter to William Lloyd Garrison, Samuel Edmund Sewall congratulates him on the success of the Liberator as "its career is just closing." Sewall acknowledges that while many others have contributed to t More

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison sending $45 "to aid in publishing the Liberator", on behalf of Sewall and his wife, as well as from "Miss Robie." Sewall says he does not want their names t More

Samuel Edmund Sewall informs William Lloyd Garrison that following a conversation with Mr. Wilde, the "Clerk of the Court", that it is "necessary, or certainly advisable" that Garrison report to the Court the f More

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison thanking him for his "very acceptable gift of Mazzini." Sewall says that he has "read your introduction and a part of the rest of the book with great intere More

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison thanking him for "the Heliotype Likeness of George Thompson". Sewall calls the likeness "strong and unmistakeable" and declares that "One of the blessings o More

Sameul Edmund Sewall writes to WIlliam Lloyd Garrison about Garrison staying in Brooklyn, Connecticut, remarking, "you will certainly have less interruption there in preparing matter for the paper." Sewall beli More

An itemized expense account of A.A. Phelps, signed and approved by Samuel E. Sewall. An additional note is enclosed. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison asking him to include the attached circular (printed on page 3 and 4), advertising a subscription to help publish and distribute the book "The Impending Cri More

In this letter to William Lloyd Garrison, Samuel Edmund Sewall congratulates him on the success of the Liberator as "its career is just closing." Sewall acknowledges that while many others have contributed to t More

Samuel Edmund Sewall forwards to William Lloyd Garrison a copy of paperwork pertaining to the "trust" established for Garrison, and states that both Mr. Endicott and Mr. Coffin had reviewed the figures therein More

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison thanking him for his "very acceptable gift of Mazzini." Sewall says that he has "read your introduction and a part of the rest of the book with great intere More

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison thanking him for "the Heliotype Likeness of George Thompson". Sewall calls the likeness "strong and unmistakeable" and declares that "One of the blessings o More

Sameul Edmund Sewall writes to WIlliam Lloyd Garrison about Garrison staying in Brooklyn, Connecticut, remarking, "you will certainly have less interruption there in preparing matter for the paper." Sewall beli More

An itemized expense account of A.A. Phelps, signed and approved by Samuel E. Sewall. An additional note is enclosed. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison asking him to include the attached circular (printed on page 3 and 4), advertising a subscription to help publish and distribute the book "The Impending Cri More

In this letter to William Lloyd Garrison, Samuel Edmund Sewall congratulates him on the success of the Liberator as "its career is just closing." Sewall acknowledges that while many others have contributed to t More

Samuel Edmund Sewall forwards to William Lloyd Garrison a copy of paperwork pertaining to the "trust" established for Garrison, and states that both Mr. Endicott and Mr. Coffin had reviewed the figures therein More

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison thanking him for his "very acceptable gift of Mazzini." Sewall says that he has "read your introduction and a part of the rest of the book with great intere More

Samuel Edmund Sewall writes to William Lloyd Garrison thanking him for "the Heliotype Likeness of George Thompson". Sewall calls the likeness "strong and unmistakeable" and declares that "One of the blessings o More

In this letter to William Lloyd Garrison, Samuel Edmund Sewall congratulates him on the success of the Liberator as "its career is just closing." Sewall acknowledges that while many others have contributed to t More

In this letter to William Lloyd Garrison, Samuel Edmund Sewall congratulates him on the success of the Liberator as "its career is just closing." Sewall acknowledges that while many others have contributed to t More