Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Elizabeth Russell (Upper Canada)" in English language version.
Peter really wishes to be rid of Peggy I for one do not want her ever again in this house I hate the very sight of her after she smashed the fine China I crossed the sea with from Ireland.
It was not until 1771 that Peter visited Harwich. Elizabeth was charmed with her unknown, unmarried brother, who was more than 20 years older than she was, while Peter was delighted to help with advice, instruction, and encouragement. He returned from the American colonies in 1782, and after their father's death in 1786 he and Elizabeth lived together in Ipswich; they were to be a devoted couple for the rest of their lives.
Elizabeth Russell's diary describes the "insolent", "pilfering", and "lying" behaviour of the Russells' slaves – Peggy and her children. Peter Russell's letters and newspaper ads reveal the extent of his efforts to get rid of them.
The Pompadour family courageously resisted their enslaved condition. On more than one occasion, Peter Russell sought to sell Peggy and her son, Jupiter, in order to punish her by separating her from her family. In 1808, Russell bequeathed his property, including Peggy and her children, to his sister, Elizabeth Russell.
It was not until 1771 that Peter visited Harwich. Elizabeth was charmed with her unknown, unmarried brother, who was more than 20 years older than she was, while Peter was delighted to help with advice, instruction, and encouragement. He returned from the American colonies in 1782, and after their father's death in 1786 he and Elizabeth lived together in Ipswich; they were to be a devoted couple for the rest of their lives.
Elizabeth Russell's diary describes the "insolent", "pilfering", and "lying" behaviour of the Russells' slaves – Peggy and her children. Peter Russell's letters and newspaper ads reveal the extent of his efforts to get rid of them.
The Pompadour family courageously resisted their enslaved condition. On more than one occasion, Peter Russell sought to sell Peggy and her son, Jupiter, in order to punish her by separating her from her family. In 1808, Russell bequeathed his property, including Peggy and her children, to his sister, Elizabeth Russell.
Peter really wishes to be rid of Peggy I for one do not want her ever again in this house I hate the very sight of her after she smashed the fine China I crossed the sea with from Ireland.
