Amelia Piper
Amelia Piper  | |
|---|---|
| Born | Amelia c. 1796  | 
| Died | 1856 (aged 59–60) | 
| Nationality | American | 
| Known for | Abolitionist, organizer, conductor on the Underground Railroad | 
| Spouse | 
 William Piper   (before 1820) | 
| Children | 
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| Relatives | Elizabeth Piper Ensley (granddaughter) | 
Amelia Piper (c. 1796–1856) was a former slave and abolitionist, who organized anti-slavery fairs, was a manager of the New Bedford Female Union Society, and was a fundraiser for the abolition of slavery. She and her husband were conductors on the Underground Railroad. She worked within the African-American community and the greater New Bedford, Massachusetts community to coordinate the efforts of others to provide lives of freedom to those who had been enslaved.