Diary of an Anti-Slavery Plantation Daughter - Fanny Kemble | Georgia Stories

[@ZippyThePinhead]

So sad, it had to be heartbreaking for her not to be able to intervene on their behalves.

[@ckd0680]

The house is near Darien, GA & is still standing & fascinating yet haunting to see. I go often.

[@gailkusek8546]

Fannie Kemble settled in Lenox MA, in the same town where her friend, Catherine Sedgwick, lived. She is buried there in the graveyard of the church on the hill. In Berkshire County, no where near Boston.

[@Angie-GoneSoon]

I am a descendant of Pierce Butler.. And I'm doing research for a future book I'm planning on writing.. I will most definitely add this, that his wife was against slavery.. As a descendant, I feel it's my duty to somehow right this wrong, as my ancestors were very much involved.

[@marjorietong3317]

Hi Angelina, I'm a descendant of Fanny Kemble on my mother's side. There is a book called Fanny Kemble actress, author, abolitionist written by Winifred E. Wise that can also inform your research. I'll keep an eye out for your future book.

[@Angie-GoneSoon]

@@marjorietong3317 thank you.. I'm in process of a lot of research, and the beginning stages of writing it.. thanks for the info.. I'll definitely look into that!

[@Angie-GoneSoon]

Btw.. we could be related.. never know! ;-)

[@annepountney5155]

You can never ever right this wrong. No one can.

[@josephthompson6920]

Writing about it how would it right any wrong?

[@angelasmith3967]

Frances thought slavery was a mistake. Oh, my!

[@weilandiv8310]

Pierce needs me to wipe that smirk from that lambchop mug of his

[@caligoldsg]

Nice