Sarah Holley (February 17, 1818 - January 12, 1893) served as an educator to African Americans during the mid-1800s, becoming an avid member of the American Anti-Slavery Society.[1] Specifically, Holley worked closely with Caroline Putnam to establish the Holley School, which still stands today.[2]
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Myron Holley, the friend of the slave, and the most effective, as well as one of the very earliest of the founders of that party". His daughter Sallie Holley...
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Foster—along with Sojourner Truth, Jonathan Walker, Marius Robinson, and SallieHolley—reorganized the Michigan Anti-Slavery Society in 1853 in Adrian, Michigan...
Foster—along with Sojourner Truth, Jonathan Walker, Marius Robinson, and SallieHolley—reorganized the Michigan Anti-Slavery Society in 1853 in Adrian, Michigan...
English-style house and grounds, called Saint's Rest by abolitionist SallieHolley, had a calming and restful effect on its visitors. It was where: "the...
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novelist in Atlanta, Georgia, for nearly sixty years. Sibley was born in Holley, Florida. She graduated from high school in Mobile, Alabama, and began her...
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Efficient use of Space and Enhanced Teaching. Somerville, Mary M.; Harlan, Sallie (2008), "From Information Commons to Learning Commons and learning spaces:...
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Paul Kolton 1944 Journalism Former chairman of the American Stock Exchange Sallie Krawcheck 1987 Journalism CEO and co-founder, Ellevest; former chairman...
arts, the OJAC also actively preserves regional history. It is home to the Sallie Reynolds Matthews historical collection and the Watt Mathews Ranching collection...
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