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To: briskit who wrote (123249)	7/4/2005 1:10:44 PM
From: KLP	Respond to of 793731

Letters would most certainly be interesting, that's for sure! Don't know if any of the Quakers would have letters, but I'd start there....Plus try all the Universities, Historical Societies, and Genealogy Societies in many areas. Many of the slaves could not write, but some could, plus I am sure that some of the abolitionists must have written letters as well and that some of them were kept. loc.gov Great source infoplease.com Interesting here...Wonder just how many Democrats know what group helped free the slaves? medicolegal.tripod.com Goodell and his family were most active in freeing the slaves wesley.nnu.edu Many paths to follow here...