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Emily Craddock Spencer 1856

Emily Craddock Spencer of Melbourne Australia was born in 1856 in Melbourne to Emily Spencer Spencer. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Emily Craddock Spencer.

Emily Craddock Spencer

Melbourne Australia

1856

Melbourne, Australia

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In 1856, in the year that Emily Craddock Spencer was born, on May 21st, Lawrence Kansas was ransacked and burned by pro-slavery forces. Called the "Sacking of Lawrence", it was part of the "Bleeding Kansas" war between pro-slavery and antislavery settlers.

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In 1861, on February 11th the U.S. House voted unanimously to guarantee noninterference with slavery in any state, allowing states to decide whether they would allow slavery or not.

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