1844 EARLY FEMALE ABOLITIONIST. Memoir of Anne R. Page, Plantation Owner of Virginia. Hymns trained in one of the

trained in one of the hotbeds of abolitionism

The present is likely an early

let the Christian be laid

The Means of a Revival of Religion by James Burns

Containing a Selection from his Papers

1844 EARLY FEMALE ABOLITIONIST. Memoir of Anne R. Page, Plantation Owner of Virginia. Hymns trained in one of theAn important and inexplicably scarce memoir of early female abolitionist, Anne Randolph [Meade] Page [1781 1838]. Born in Fredericksburg, Virginia and born into a wealthy slave "owning" family, she married Matthew Page, a member of the Virginia House of Delegates, in 1799. They immediately moved into his home, Annfield, which he renamed in her honor. It was an expansive 2,000 acre working estate, maintained and "worked" by hundreds of slaves, making