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May 23, 2024
By
Alyssa Politi
Enslaved Forebears Honored at Ceremony
Peg Lyon was enslaved in Rye, sold in Greenwich in 1790, and emancipated in 1800, when she was able to live free with her husband Anthony Green. She died 30 years later.
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