Thomas Garrett

1789–1871 (age 82)

Abolitionist

Photograph of Thomas Garrett

About Thomas Garrett

Thomas Garrett (1789–1871) lived to age 82. They were an abolitionist. Born in Upper Darby Township, they died in Wilmington. They are buried at Friends Meeting House Burial Ground.

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