Virginia Emigrants to Liberia

Data

Individual Type	a
Sex	male

Individuals

Edward Hall

Recorded Names

Edward Hall 3

Associated Individuals

Medley Scotland (emigrant) (enslaved by Edward Hall) 1 4 6 7

Events

	Washington, D.C. (primary location)	22 Oct 1846 5	View Event Details

Notes

[a]
of Washington, DC, but his slave Medley Scotland was living near Upperville, Fauquier Co., Virginia

Citations

[1] Charles Scotland ([Shepherdstown, Jefferson Co., Virginia]) to James Hall (Baltimore, Maryland), letter, 15 Oct 1846; "II. Correspondence Received, A. Letter Books"; Papers of the Maryland State Colonization Society, Maryland Historical Society, digital image, Maryland State Archives, Microfilm Reel 5; (http://mdhistory.msa.maryland.gov/msa_sc5977/scm013228/html/msa_sc5977_scm13228-0604.html: accessed 25 Sep 2022).
[2] James Higgins (n.p.) to (Hall), letter, 16 Oct 1846; "II. Correspondence Received, A. Letter Books"; Papers of the Maryland State Colonization Society, Maryland Historical Society, digital image, Maryland State Archives, Microfilm Reel 5; (http://mdhistory.msa.maryland.gov/msa_sc5977/scm013228/html/msa_sc5977_scm13228-0605.html: accessed 25 Sep 2022).
[3] N. Fletcher (Washington City) to James Hall (Baltimore, Maryland), letter, 19 Oct 1846; "II. Correspondence Received, A. Letter Books"; Papers of the Maryland State Colonization Society, Maryland Historical Society, digital image, Maryland State Archives, Microfilm Reel 5; (http://mdhistory.msa.maryland.gov/msa_sc5977/scm013228/html/msa_sc5977_scm13228-0606.html: accessed 25 Sep 2022).
[4] Edward Hall (Washington) to James Hall (Baltimore, Maryland), letter, 19 Oct 1846; "II. Correspondence Received, A. Letter Books"; Papers of the Maryland State Colonization Society, Maryland Historical Society, digital image, Maryland State Archives, Microfilm Reel 5; (http://mdhistory.msa.maryland.gov/msa_sc5977/scm013228/html/msa_sc5977_scm13228-0607.html: accessed 25 Sep 2022).
[5] Edward Hall (Washington) to James Hall (Baltimore, Maryland), letter, 22 Oct 1846; "II. Correspondence Received, A. Letter Books"; Papers of the Maryland State Colonization Society, Maryland Historical Society, digital image, Maryland State Archives, Microfilm Reel 5; (http://mdhistory.msa.maryland.gov/msa_sc5977/scm013228/html/msa_sc5977_scm13228-0610.html: accessed 25 Sep 2022).
[6] James Higgins ([Washington City]) to Hall (n.p.), letter, 22 Oct 1846; "II. Correspondence Received, A. Letter Books"; Papers of the Maryland State Colonization Society, Maryland Historical Society, digital image, Maryland State Archives, Microfilm Reel 5; (http://mdhistory.msa.maryland.gov/msa_sc5977/scm013228/html/msa_sc5977_scm13228-0611.html: accessed 25 Sep 2022).
[7] J. W. Reynolds (n.p.) to James Hall (Baltimore, Maryland), letter, 17 Nov 1846; "II. Correspondence Received, A. Letter Books"; Papers of the Maryland State Colonization Society, Maryland Historical Society, digital image, Maryland State Archives, Microfilm Reel 5; (http://mdhistory.msa.maryland.gov/msa_sc5977/scm013228/html/msa_sc5977_scm13228-0628.html: accessed 25 Sep 2022).
[8] James Higgins (n.p.) to Hall (n.p.), letter, 25 Aug 1846; "II. Correspondence Received, A. Letter Books"; Papers of the Maryland State Colonization Society, Maryland Historical Society, digital image, Maryland State Archives, Microfilm Reel 5; (http://mdhistory.msa.maryland.gov/msa_sc5977/scm013228/html/msa_sc5977_scm13228-0576.html: accessed 3 Nov 2022).