Row 94811

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They got rid of it sooner and more peacefully than the U.S., ending slave trade in 1807 and abolishing slavery in 1833 with a transition to apprenticeship that ended in 1838. For pro-slavery British American colonists who could see it coming, would have been a factor for getting out and for feeling pretty happy about having gotten out in the early years of the U.S.

My ancestors arrived on the Mayflower but from what I can tell they went to (still-British) Canada when the American Revolution happened and didn't move to the U.S. until the end of the 19th century. Avoided quite a bit of trouble that way.

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text They got rid of it sooner and more peacefully than the U.S., ending slave trade in 1807 and abolishing slavery in 1833 with a transition to apprenticeship that ended in 1838. For pro-slavery British American colonists who could see it coming, would have been a factor for getting out and for feeling pretty happy about having gotten out in the early years of the U.S. My ancestors arrived on the Mayflower but from what I can tell they went to (still-British) Canada when the American Revolution hap…
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datetime 2024-05-25
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