The Freedmen's Aid Society was an agency of the Methodist Episcopal Church created after the Civil War for the purpose of establishing schools and colleges for African Americans in the South. A great part of the work of the society was in supporting teachers in various institutions begun by or connected with Freedmen's Aid, and in preparing young men for the ministry. Finding aid only.
Feb 6, 2020

Freedmen's Aid Society Records

The Freedmen's Aid Society was an agency of the Methodist Episcopal Church created after the Civil War for the purpose of establishing schools and colleges for African Americans in the South. A great part of the work of the society was in supporting teachers in various institutions begun by or connected with Freedmen's Aid, and in preparing young men for the ministry. Finding aid only.
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The Freedmen Aid Society records between 1866 and 1932.
Freedmen's Aid Society Records (Finding Aid)
Freedmen's Aid Society Records 1866-1932, circa 2005
Date Created
2000/2010
Description
The Freedmen Aid Society records between 1866 and 1932.
Subject
Groups and organizations, Associations, institutions, etc., African American universities and colleges
Collection
Freedmen's Aid Society Records (Finding Aid)