The following women are associated officers or members of the Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society, established in Boston, April 1834.

OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR:

1. Miss Susan GREW, President.
2. Miss CATHARINE SULLIVAN, Vice President.
3. Miss MARY GREW, Corresponding Secretary.
4. Miss MARTHA V. BALL, Recording Secretary.
5. Mrs. HEPZI P. WHITE, Treasurer.

COUNSELLORS.

1. Mrs. MARY STOCKBRIDGE.
2. Mrs. SUSAN B. FROST.
3. Mrs. ELIZA A. CUSHMAN.
4. Miss SUSAN PAUL.
5. Miss ANNA M. SNELLING.

Related: Petition from Women of Brookline, Massachusetts, Praying that the Gag Rule be Rescinded, February 14, 1838^[1] Signatories:

1. Sarah M. Grimke
2. Angelina E. Grimke
3. Eliza Philbrick
4. Fanny Bell
5. Sarah Celfe
6. Hepsibah Celfe
7. Chloe H. Whitney
8. Rebecca Gerry
9. Rebecca L. Gerry
10. Rosyra Jaquith
11. Ann A. ?
12. Migail Johnson
13. Mary F. R. Tolman
14. Elizabeth Whyte
15. Susan G. Whyte
16. Ellen J. Whyte
17. Eliza Aspinwall
18. Samantha E. Huggins
19. Mehetable/Mehitable Stone
20. Mary H. Stone
21. Annie Rowell Philbrick
22. Catherine Lopez
23. Hannah Lopez
24. Harot Lopez
25. Hannah Punce

Sources

1. ↑ https://catalog.archives.gov/id/306638?utm_campaign=Women3-22-2024&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&objectPage=2

• Constitution of the Boston Female anti-slavery society. 1834