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Agnew
Quaker Abolitionists
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Through communications with Thomas Garrett, we know that Allen Agnew and his wife, Maria Pierson Agnew helped with the Underground Railroad. In December 1854, a report from Thomas Garrett to James Miller McKim stated that the Agnew's were sending seven freedom seekers on to an underground station from their home. Living on a farm in Kennett Square, they would help freedom seekers by sending them on to Dr. Bartholomew Fussell, the Mendenhall's or straight to William Still in Philadelphia.
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