New England Freedmen�s Aid Society
S, Studio Building.
Organize in Boston, Dec. 7, 1862.
Officers
President his Excellency John a Andrew.
Vice presidents.
Rev. Jacob M Manning;  Rev. Edward E Hale; Rev. J.W. Parker, D.D.; Rev. J. S. Clark, D. D.; Hon. Jacob Sleeper.; Dr. Robert W. Hopper.; Prof. William B. Rogers.; Rev. William Hague, D. D.; Rev. Andrew L. Stone, D. D.; Edward L Pierce; Rev. R. C. Waterston; Edward Atkinson; Dr. LeBaron Russell; William Lloyd Garrison; Rev. H. M. Dexter; Rev. A. Eight. Miner; Rev. E. S. Gannett, D. D.; Hon. Thomas Russell
Rev. Geo. H. Hepworth.

Treasurer, William Endicott, Jr., 33 Summer Street.; Rec. Sec�y J. B. Thayer, for Court Street.; Cor. Sec�y Marshall G. Kemball, 8 Studio Building.; 
Committee on teachers; Rev. John Parkman, eight studio building; Loring Lothrop, 43 Pinckney Street.; Miss H. E. Stevenson, 8 Studio Building.; Mrs Ednah D. Cheney, Jamaica Plain.; Rev. Chas. Lowe, Somerville.; Mrs. J. A. Lane, 623 Tremont Street.; Rev. W. Hague, D. D., 42 Charles St.; Miss M. J. Ellis Roxbury; 
Committee on Clothing and Supplies. Mr. Jona A. Lane, 43 Franklin St.; Mrs. Samuel Cabot, 11 Park Square; Mrs. Wm. B. Rogers, 1 Temple Place; Geo. Atkinson, 60 State Street; Mrs. A. Merrill, 154 Newton Street; Frederick W. G. May, 2 Broad St.
Committee on Correspondence Dr. H. I. Bowditch, 113 Boylston St.; Francis J. Child, Cambridge.; Dr. Samuel Cabot, 11 Park Square.; Chase. A. Cummings, 9 Studio Building.
Committee on Finance. Edward Atkinson, 40 State St.; Martin Brimmer, 48 Beacon St.; Mrs. Geo. R. Russell, 1 Louisburg Square; Chas. R. Codman, 7 Park Square; E. W. Kinsley, 37 Franklin St.; Cadwallader Curry, 50 Milk St.; Edward Cunningham, Milton.
Executive Committee. Rev. John Parkman, 8 Studio Building; Prof. F. J. Child, Cambridge; Wm. Endicott, Jr., 33 Summer St.; Mrs. Ednah D. Cheney, 8 Studio Building
Clothing supplies received at Wellington Bros. & Co., 103 Devonshire Street.
Office No. 8 Studio Building, Tremont Street. Boston, March 28, 1865.
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New England freedmen's aid Society,
8, Studio Building Tremont Street
Boston, August 31, 1865
Mr. James Henry Harris is hereby appointed by the New England Freedman�s aid Society, a teacher of freed people in North Carolina for the committee on teachers. John Parkman chairman
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