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Jay, William,
109

Jefferson, Thomas,
73

Jennings, Elizabeth,
192
,
338

Johnson, Andrew,
277

Johnson, Bishop Harvey,
387

Johnson, James Weldon,
21–
23,
280
,
291

Along this Way
,
21
,
291–
292

Black Manhattan
,
21
,
22
,
280

Johnson, Rachel,
157

Johnson, Samuel,
228

Kennedy, John (superintendent of police),
225
,
231
,
238
,
253
,
259
,
262

King, Charles,
262–
263

Kings County Medical Society,
302–
305,
332

Kings County Pharmaceutical Society,
328
,
329
,
331
,
332

King’s Daughters,
359–
360

Kip, Henry, John, and Samuel,
50

Knickerbocker society,
46–
49,
367

Kumbell, William,
180

Ladies’ Committee for the Aid of Sick Soldiers,
264

Ladies’ Literary Society,
136–
137

Lafayette, Marquis de,
82–
83,
90

Lancaster, Joseph,
80

Lane, Hester,
136

Lansing, Charles,
316
,
358

Lansing, Katherine Maria White,
313
,
358

Lawrence, Abraham,
184

Lazarus, Emma,
13

Leavitt, Joshua,
100

Lee, Bishop Alfred,
209

Liberator
,
147
,
224
,
238
,
288

Liberia, emigration to,
202
,
230
,
277

Liberty Party,
199
,
200

Lincoln, Abraham

assassination of,
274

and Civil War,
223
,
231–
232

Emancipation Proclamation,
231

monument to,
275–
276,
276

and Republican Party,
363

supporters of,
229
,
232
,
296

Linnaeus, Carl,
43
,
65
,
68

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth,
382

Lord and Taylor,
185

Lorillard, George,
57
,
169

and Knickerbocker Society,
46–
47,
48

property of,
37
,
44
,
50–
51,
59
,
101

and St. Philip’s,
44
,
108

and tobacco company,
149
,
293

wealth of,
54

See also
Lorillard family

Lorillard, Jacob,
58

and Knickerbocker Society,
46–
47,
48

property of,
50
,
59
,
95

tanning business of,
49
,
56
,
60
,
94
,
180

wealth of,
54

See also
Lorillard family

Lorillard, Peter,
48
,
49
,
58
,
94
,
95
,
151

property of,
50–
51,
59
,
60

and tobacco business,
60
,
149
,
341

wealth of,
54
,
167

See also
Lorillard family

Lorillard, Peter, Jr.,
167

Lorillard, Pierre,
48
,
50
,
60

Lorillard family,
29
,
46–
50,
58–
59,
60
,
61–
62,
120
,
149–
153,
250

Lorillard tobacco company,
303

Peter Ray’s work for,
61–
62,
149–
151,
326–
327,
341
,
389

riot (1862),
292–
295,
296
,
302

Low, A. A., and Brothers,
48
,
256
,
367

Low, Abiel Abbott,
48
,
259
,
312
,
367

Low, Seth,
4
,
48
,
348
,
367–
368

Lower Manhattan (map),
52

Lozier, Clarence Sophia,
356

Lyons, Albro, Sr.,
24
,
25
,
65
,
67
,
78
,
103
,
155
,
167
,
362
,
393

and black elite,
263

in Brooklyn,
316

and community institutions,
113
,
204
,
205

and Draft Riots,
241–
242,
253
,
254
,
257
,
283

marriage of,
118
,
168
,
386

in Newport,
278

political activism of,
123
,
195
,
196

property of,
49
,
122
,
182
,
257

and sailors’ home,
49
,
181
,
182
,
237
,
239
,
240

and Seneca Village,
239–
240

and Underground Railroad,
240

and voting rights,
122
,
123

Lyons, Maritcha,
278
,
351
,
393

and community institutions,
113
,
264
,
349
,
354
,
355

and Draft Riots,
241
,
242
,
254
,
257

memoir of,
25
,
26
,
41
,
42
,
118
,
143
,
166
,
168
,
169
,
170
,
191
,
193
,
240
,
319
,
350

as teacher,
350–
353,
371
,
373

teachers of,
114
,
144–
146,
350–
352

Lyons, Mary Joseph Marshall,
24
,
25
,
65
,
67
,
166
,
170
,
217
,
233
,
278

in Brooklyn,
316

and Draft Riots,
241–
242,
253
,
254

marriage of,
118
,
168
,
386

and St. Philip’s,
113
,
118

Lyons family,
44
,
113
,
251
,
253

McAllister, Ward,
321

McCready, Benjamin,
162

McKinney, Susan,
316
,
349
,
355
,
356
,
360
,
373

McLaughlin, Hugh “Boss,”
366–
368

Mann, Daniel,
270–
271

Manumission Society,
67–
68,
69
,
71–
72,
75
,
109
,
139
,
140
,
157
,
199

Marcy, Henry,
267–
271

Mars, Ellie Augusta White,
313
,
314–
315,
349
,
358

Mars, James W.,
316
,
339
,
366

Marshall, Edward,
67
,
85
,
118
,
141
,
168
,
204

Marshall, Elizabeth Hewlett,
24
,
37
,
41–
42,
43
,
65
,
117
,
176
,
185

Marshall, Joseph,
24
,
37
,
41
,
42
,
65
,
71
,
117

Marshall family,
94–
95,
96
,
100
,
122
,
291

Mathews, Charles,
177
,
338

Mathews, Edith,
292

Matthews, James C.,
318–
319

Matthews, Victoria Earle,
349
,
354
,
355
,
356–
357,
358
,
366
,
367
,
368

Meakim, John,
164

Mendelssohn, Felix,
349
,
382–
383

Mendelssohn Glee Club,
349
,
375

Mendelssohn School of Music,
349
,
374

Metropolitan Museum of Art,
4
,
375–
381

Milton, John,
129

Minturn, Robert,
182
,
259

Moore, George,
5
,
81
,
87

Moore, Isaac,
5

Morgan, Rev. P. A.,
318

Morris, Rev. William,
207–
208,
209–
210,
214
,
215–
217

Morrison, Toni,
30
,
393

Beloved
,
1
,
8–
9,
12
,
27

Morton, W. A.,
349

Moss, Frank,
54

Mother Zion Church,
29

Mugwumps,
363

Mulberry Street School,
5
,
29
,
63
,
79–
82,
80

Andrews as principal and teacher,
76–
78,
81
,
84–
88,
89–
92

Andrews’s dismissal from,
78
,
91–
92

boys,
5
,
84–
88

curriculum,
84–
89

fairs and examinations,
89–
92

girls,
88–
89

graduates,
102–
108

Lancasterian system in,
80–
82

Murray, Mary,
157

Myers, Francis,
127

National Anti-Slavery Standard
,
147
,
224
,
254

National Conscription Act (1863),
224

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