- Rev.
Jermain Wesley Loguen (February 5, 1813 –
September 30, 1872), born Jarm Logue, in slavery,[full
citation needed] was an African-American abolitionist...
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Sarah Marinda Loguen Fraser, née
Loguen, (January 29, 1850 –
April 9, 1933) was an
American physician and pediatrician. She was the
fourth female African-American...
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Caroline Storum Loguen (1817 –
August 17, 1867) was an
American abolitionist who
helped to run a
major depot on the
Underground Railroad.
Loguen helped an estimated...
- DeAngelo,
serial killer Richard William Davis,
child killer Jermain Wesley Loguen,
Black minister and educator,
lived in Bath from 1843 to 1846: 63 New York...
- PMID 10745647. "Sarah
Loguen Fraser:
Determined to be a doctor".
February 17, 2003. "Friends of
Loguen Park ****ociation -
Loguen Park". loguenpark****ociation...
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after Forty Years of Slavery, New York, 1856
Jermain Wesley Loguen, The Rev. J. W.
Loguen, as a
Slave and as a Freeman, a
Narrative of Real Life, 1859...
- States. A
portrait of Dr
Sarah Loguen Fraser hangs in the
Upstate Medical University's library.
Other commemorations of Dr
Loguen Fraser include a
campus street...
- Garnet. The
first problem was to
locate their land. One minister, J. W.
Loguen, told that
settlers had been
taken deliberately to less
valuable land that...
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Elizabeth Keckley Boston King
Lunsford Lane J.
Vance Lewis Jermain Wesley Loguen James Mars
Solomon Northup Greensbury Washington Offley John
Parker William...
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western end of the village.
Frederick Dougl****,
Lewis Clarke, and
Jermain Loguen gave
speeches during the w****end event. The
William and
Sarah Storum family...
