Friends of Friends: Quakers and African American Communities
Ari Wilkins
Content
Welcome
1m 45s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 20s
Introduction
8m 42s
Records and Resources
8m 49s
Migration and Settlements
9m 39s
Case Study and other Resources
35m 43s
Announcements / prizes
3m 16s
Questions / answers
4m 24s
About this webinar
Well-known for their anti-slavery views, Quakers began to migrate to the slave-free territories in the 19th century. As they migrated out of the South, Quakers emancipated and traveled with their newly freed slaves. Once settled, the sect continued their abolitionist cause by supporting the Underground Railroad – transporting runaway slaves to free states. In turn, free blacks established their own settlements, while still maintaining ties with the Quaker community.
About the speaker
Ari Wilkins graduated from Louisiana State University with a bachelor’s degree in interior design. She has been actively researching family history since 1998. Ms. Wilkins has spoken nationally at the...
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Comments (45)
Wonderful! Thank you so much!
Judy Whipple
Excellent and informative information for all researchers of African American genealogy.
Answered a lot of questions that I had.
Ari is so knowledgeable when it comes to Quaker information.
Full of great information. Interesting topic. Love this presenter
Very informative. Ari is informative and is a real detective.
I appreciate the resources shared during this webinar. Thank you!
EXCELLENT information and insight into the Friends and their mission in behalf of African Americans.