[Anna M. C. Barnes] ALS, draft to Irish Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society, [1859]
Barnes states that none of Webb's letters were received due to misaddressing "Maria G. Porter," including financial support sent via Frederick Douglass
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Frederick Douglass ALS to [Maria G.] Porter, January 11, 1860
Request for financial assistance for his newspaper. Description of English tour. English Christmas. Reference to John Brown's death. Mention of Douglass's son's work with his newspaper.
Beriah Green ALS to Samuel Campbell, Esq., March 19, 1860
Letter of introduction for Harriet Tubman.
L[ewis] Tappan ALS to Maria G. Porter, January 26, 1861
Regarding money from the Irish Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society donated to the Rochester Society
Rochester Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society Ms., February 4, 1861
Preamble and Resolutions appeal to Great Britain anti-slavery societies for aid.
Rebecca Bailey ALS to Sarah M. Cornell, February 20, 1861
Thanks for the donations by the Rochester Society. Calls for no compromise with the South. Discusses Bailey's father: Anna M. C. Barnes's letter to him and his travels.
[Julia Griffiths] Crofts ADS to [Maria G.] Porter, April 4, 1862
Log of donations for the Rochester Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society from Montrose, Berwick-on-Tweed, Mansfield, Liverpool.
Julia G[riffiths] Crofts ALS to A[nna] M. C. Barnes, April 18, [1862]
Proceeds of a bazaar held for Anti-slavery cause. List of items sold. Money being sent to Rochester. Includes envelope addressed "care Silas Cornell Esq."
A[nna] M. C. Barnes ALS to Montrose Ladies' Anti Slavery Asso[ciation], April 26, 1862
Montrose, England. Thanks for financial support. Slavery slowly being crushed. Plight of freedom in Kansas.
Ms. note to [Rochester Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society?], April 26, 1862
Listing donations of various Anti-Slavery societies of Great Britain: Montrose, Berwick-on-Tweed, Mansfield, Liverpool.