New-York Manumission Society records, 1785-1849. Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees, 1785-1822

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. 24 Nov. 1788 Proceedings of a Special Meeting of the Society, page [1]; Two pages of minutes of a Special Meeting dated November 24, 1788. Among other decisions, members agree to order Rev. T. Clarkson's "An Essay on the [Impolicy?] of the African Slave Trade.", New-York Historical Society

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. 25 Nov. 1788 Proceedings of a Special Meeting of the Society, page [2]; Two pages of minutes of a Special Meeting dated November 24, 1788. Among other decisions, members agree to order Rev. T. Clarkson's "An Essay on the [Impolicy?] of the African Slave Trade.", New-York Historical Society

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Report of the Committee for Printing Sam. Miller's Discourse. 1797, page [1]; One page report of the Committee for printing Samuel Miller's discourse, dated July 18, 1797. Signed by C.H. Smith., New-York Historical Society

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Report of the Committee for Printing Sam. Miller's Discourse. 1797, page [2], docket; One page report of the Committee for printing Samuel Miller's discourse, dated July 18, 1797. Signed by C.H. Smith., New-York Historical Society

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Letter from John Kenrick. 1817, page [1] and [4]; Two page letter, dated June 7, 1817, from John Kenrick to John Murray, regarding the consigning of 100 copies of a pamphlet entitled "Horrors of Slavery" for the benefit of the New York Manumission Society., New-York Historical Society

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Letter from John Kenrick. 1817, page [2]-[3]; Two page letter, dated June 7, 1817, from John Kenrick to John Murray, regarding the consigning of 100 copies of a pamphlet entitled "Horrors of Slavery" for the benefit of the New York Manumission Society., New-York Historical Society

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Minutes of Special Meeting of N.Y. Manumission Society 9 mo. 25. 1821, page [1] and [4]; Two pages of minutes of Special Meeting, dated September 25, 1821. Signed by Robert White., New-York Historical Society

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Minutes of Special Meeting of N.Y. Manumission Society 9 mo. 25. 1821, page [2]-[3]; Two pages of minutes of Special Meeting, dated September 25, 1821. Signed by Robert White., New-York Historical Society

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Address to the American Convention adpoted 9 mo 25. 1821. No. 2, page [1]; Four page Address to the American Convention, dated September 25,1821. Signed by Cadwallader D. Colden. The Address discusses the successes of the Manumission Society in regards to the abolition of slavery and expresses hope that the Constitutional question involved in the Missouri Bill would be favorably decided on by the courts., New-York Historical Society

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Address to the American Convention adpoted 9 mo 25. 1821. No. 2, page [2]-[3]; Four page Address to the American Convention, dated September 25,1821. Signed by Cadwallader D. Colden. The Address discusses the successes of the Manumission Society in regards to the abolition of slavery and expresses hope that the Constitutional question involved in the Missouri Bill would be favorably decided on by the courts., New-York Historical Society

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Address to the American Convention adpoted 9 mo 25. 1821. No. 2, page [4], and Letter from Secr. of the American Convention read and acted upon at N.Y. Manumission Society Meeting 9 mo 25.; Four page Address to the American Convention, dated September 25,1821. Signed by Cadwallader D. Colden. The Address discusses the successes of the Manumission Society in regards to the abolition of slavery and expresses hope that the Constitutional question involved in the Missouri Bill would be favorably decided on by the courts. On right one page letter dated Philadelphia, September 6, 1821, from the Secretary R.C. [W?]ood of the American Convention for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery. Delegates of the N.Y. Manumission Society are invited to attend the Seventeenth American Convention for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery to be held on the first Tuesday of October in Philadelphia., New-York Historical Society

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Letter from Secr. of the American Convention read and acted upon at N.Y. Manumission Society Meeting 9 mo 25. 1821. No.1, docket and address, and Report of Delegates. No. 4. 11 mo 11. 1817; On left envelope, addressed to Jeremiah Thompson. On right one page report of the delegates attending the American Convention for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery, dated November 11, 1817. Signed by Joshua Underhill, Joseph Curtis, and N. Sawyer., New-York Historical Society

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