MS7 Joy Family Papers, SV-7/2 Charlotte Austin Joy scrapbook
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- Title
- MS7 Joy Family Papers, SV-7/2 Charlotte Austin Joy scrapbook
- Publication year listed
- 1859
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- Public domain eBook
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MS7 Joy Family Papers, SV-7/2 Charlotte Austin Joy scrapbook
Author: Joy family.
Year: 1859
The Joy family first came to Nantucket, Mass., in 1708, where they became members of the Society of Friends. With his wife Charlotte Austin Joy (1817-1892), David Joy (1801-1875) worked actively against slavery, for complete temperance, and for schools offering equal education to blacks. He was elected Nantucket’s Representative to the General Court in 1834 and 1837, and became a member of the Governor’s Council in 1838. He was also one of two founders of the Nantucket Atheneum. He and Charlotte moved to the Isle of Wight in 1870, and it was there that he died in 1875. Materials in this collection were digitized with support from Connie and Tom Cigarran. Scrapbook containing clippings from "The Sybil", a column she wrote entitled "Mrs. Joy in Europe." 1859 Aug. 2-1861 July 10 Describes voyage, London, the Isle of Wight, Paris, Germany, Italy and other European localities: emphasis on historical, social and literary matters. Clippings relating to dress reform, a cause in which she was particularly prominent. Poems, political questions, menus from Europe.