Moses Brown

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Moses Brown was an American Quaker abolitionist, industrialist, and philanthropist who co-founded the early textile industry in Rhode Island and helped establish Brown University.

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instanceOf American
Quaker
abolitionist
human
advocatedFor education
emancipation of enslaved people
associatedWith Pawtucket, Rhode Island NERFINISHED
Providence, Rhode Island NERFINISHED
birthDate 1738-09-23
birthPlace Providence, Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations NERFINISHED
coFounded Slater Mill NERFINISHED
the early textile industry in Pawtucket, Rhode Island
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1836-09-06
deathPlace Providence, Rhode Island, United States NERFINISHED
donatedTo Brown University NERFINISHED
educatedAt informal education in Providence, Rhode Island
employer Brown family mercantile enterprises NERFINISHED
familyName Brown NERFINISHED
fullName Moses Brown NERFINISHED
givenName Moses NERFINISHED
hasHeritage English-American
helpedEstablish Brown University NERFINISHED
influenced development of the American textile industry
knownFor American Quaker abolitionist activities
philanthropy in education
pioneering textile manufacturing in New England
legacy namesake of Moses Brown School in Providence, Rhode Island
memberOf Brown family of Providence NERFINISHED
movement abolitionism
notableWork co-founding the early textile industry in Rhode Island
support for the establishment of Brown University
occupation abolitionist
industrialist
merchant
philanthropist
opposed slavery
partneredWith Samuel Slater NERFINISHED
relative Nicholas Brown Jr. NERFINISHED
religion Religious Society of Friends NERFINISHED
religiousConversion converted to Quakerism as an adult
residence Providence, Rhode Island NERFINISHED
sibling John Brown NERFINISHED
Joseph Brown NERFINISHED
Nicholas Brown Sr. NERFINISHED

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