Isaiah George DeGrasse (July 19, 1813 – January 11, 1841) was an American minister in the Protestant Episcopal Church. In 1836, he was the first African...
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in the Union Army during the American Civil War. The eldest son, Isaiah George DeGrasse, became a Protestant Episcopal minister, and daughter Serena married...
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Troops. John van Salee de Grasse (sometimes written as DeGrasse) was born in New York City. His elder brother, Isaiah George DeGrasse, graduated from the...
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Benjamin T. Onderdonk (section Ouster of DeGrasse)
Benjamin Tredwell Onderdonk In the late 1830s, Onderdonk pressured Isaiah DeGrasse, an African American college graduate and aspiring deacon, to withdraw...
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(1889), third Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan 1889 – 19 Isaiah DeGrasse (did not graduate), minister of the Protestant Episcopal Church Oliver...
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Alexander Crummell (1819–1898), minister and early black nationalist Isaiah DeGrasse (1813–1841), minister and first African American alumnus of the University...
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M. Walker, fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers Isaiah DeGrasse (1813–1841), minister and first African American alumnus Mike Adams...
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education for all three of their children. Serena's eldest brother was Isaiah DeGrasse, who graduated from Newark College (now the University of Delaware)...
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century, Thomas Jennings, Thomas Downing, his son George T. Downing, Isaiah DeGrasse, Dr. James McCune Smith, and Alexander Crummell. In the twentieth century...
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