She was an early Rhode Island abolitionist from the prominent Perez Peck family. She died at only 25 years of age of consumption. All her sisters and her first cousin, Lydia Brown Wickes, was also active in the antislavery movement. See:"The Devotion of These Women" by Deborah Bingham Van Broekhoven
She was an early Rhode Island abolitionist from the prominent Perez Peck family. She died at only 25 years of age of consumption. All her sisters and her first cousin, Lydia Brown Wickes, was also active in the antislavery movement. See:"The Devotion of These Women" by Deborah Bingham Van Broekhoven
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4th cousin 4X removed of D Peck below.
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