Frederick Douglass III

1913–1942 (age 29)

Biography

Frederick Douglass III carried forward a distinguished family legacy bearing one of American history's most significant names. His life represented the continuation of a remarkable lineage connected to the struggle for freedom and equality.

Though his life was cut short, Frederick Douglass III's place in his family's history and his community remains part of the broader narrative of American heritage and remembrance. His memory honors both his individual life and the legacy he inherited.

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