Arnold Plummer

Arnold Sylvester Plummer, age 58, Bowie, MD View Details

Cities: Bowie MD, Upper Marlboro MD Possible Relatives: Raenell Kristine Drafts, Conceda D Plummer, Grace Yvonne Plummer

Arnold E Plummer, age 54, Scarborough, ME View Details

Cities: Scarborough ME, New Port Richey FL Possible Relatives: Mary Jean Howard, Virginia M Libby, Michelle L Littlefield

Arnold M Plummer, age 93 View Details

Address:***** Hancock St, Brooklyn, NY. Phone Number: (646) 894-****

Arnold L Plummer, age 91 View Details

Address:***** Raymond Hill Rd, Unit 6918, Raymond, ME. Phone Number: (207) 655-****

Arnold Sylvester Plummer, age 40s, Upper Marlboro, MD View Details

Locations: Upper Marlboro MD, Beltsville MD Possible Relatives: Raenell K Drafts, Conceda D Plummer, Grace Yvonne Plummer

Arnold E Plummer, age 50s, Scarborough, ME View Details

Locations: Scarborough ME, South Portland ME, Westbrook ME Possible Relatives: Michelle L Littlefield, Arnold E Plummer, Christopher R Plummer

Arnold Gatewood Plummer, age 54, Lexington, KY View Details

Cities: Lexington KY Possible Relatives: R Arnold, Amanda Arnold, Carita W Arnold

Arnold Sylvester Plummer, age 57, Bowie, MD View Details

Cities: Bowie MD, Upper Marlboro MD, Beltsville MD Possible Relatives: Raenell Kristine Drafts, Conceda D Plummer, Grace Yvonne Plummer

Diary of a slave: Over 64 years, account sheds new light on changing ... • seattletimes.com

Adam wrote letters to his wife, Emily Saunders Arnold Plummer, who lived with their eight children miles from Riversdale on nearby plantations. He also kept meticulous records of his side jobs, which the Calvert family let their trusted slave conduct. For instance, in an entry from March 13, 1859, it appears that Plummer has been cheated by a ...

Out of the depths; or, The triumph of the cross : Plummer, Nellie ... • archive.org

Plummer, Nellie Arnold, 1860-approximately 1920. Publication date 1927 Topics Plummer, Adam Francis, 1819-1905, Plummer family Publisher Hyattsville, Md. Collection allen_county; americana Contributor Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center Language English Item Size 653.2M

Descendant Connections - RHS • riversdale.org

- Nellie Arnold Plummer, Out of the Depths, or the Triumph of the CrossWe talk a lot about the Plummer family at Riversdale, since we have a huge amount of primary documentation, thanks to the Plummer family saving the diary of Adam Francis Plummer and Nellie Arnold Plummer's book throughout the generations. However, Riversdale H

Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum Exhibition Examines Legacy of ... • si.edu

A diary begun in 1841 by then-enslaved Plummer patriarch, Adam Francis, and later maintained by his daughter Nellie Arnold, tells of the struggle to keep the family together pre-, during and post-Civil War and is the centerpiece of the Anacostia Community Museum's new exhibition, "Hand of Freedom: The Life and Legacy of the Plummer Family" on view Feb. 23-Nov.

Nellie Arnold Plummer (1860 - 1933) - WikiTree • wikitree.com

"Nellie Arnold Plummer was born enslaved at Woodlawn Plantation in Howard County, Maryland. Her father, Adam Francis Plummer, was enslaved at Riversdale Plantation (now Riversdale House Museum in Riverdale, Maryland) - just over 25 miles away. Nellie became the first female student to attend the Normal Department of Wayland Seminary in ...

Hyattsville's Very Own 'Roots' • hyattsvillewire.com

But Nellie Arnold Plummer took out a $1,000 mortgage to tell her family's story. The Hyattsville-area schoolteacher was well into her 60s when she self-published "Out of the Depths, or, The Triumph of the Cross," using her father's diary and family letters as source material, a half-century before Alex Haley's "Roots."

A Sense of Place | Smithsonian Institution Archives • si.edu

In her text, Nellie, who was Adam Plummer's youngest daughter, often quotes from her father's "diary"—the location of which in 2001 was unknown and presumed lost. Given Rev. Fowler's deep interest in his family's local roots and historic legacies, he became known as an active historian, using Nellie's book and other records to ...

Nellie Arnold Plummer · Shining Stars: African American Women Authors ... • illinois.edu

Nellie Arnold Plummer: Image: Items with "Author: Nellie Arnold Plummer" Title Class; Out of the Depths, or, The Triumph of the Cross: Text: Resource class

1 the Plummer Family and Slavery in Maryland - DocsLib • docslib.org

Nellie Arnold Plummer's Out of the Depths or The Triumph of the Cross is a primary account of slave life in Maryland. The book is based on the diary of her father, Adam Francis Plummer, who was a slave from Prince George's County, Maryland. The book includes excerpts from her father's diary (May 30, 1841 - December 13, 1905).