Full Name
Date of Birth
August 3, 1832
Date of Death
February 7, 1912
Place of Birth
Saint Thomas, Danish West Indies (now known as the American Virgin Islands)
Place of Death
Freetown, Sierra Leone
Education
Edward Wilmot Blyden attended Alexander High School in Liberia. He was initially encouraged to pursue higher education in the United States, but was rejected by two colleges due to his race. He then moved to Liberia to continue his education.
Spouses Names
Edward Wilmot Blyden was married to Sarah Yates. He also had a long-term relationship with Anna Erskine.
Children Names
Edward Wilmot Blyden had three children with Sarah Yates. He also had five children with Anna Erskine.
Parents Names
Edward Wilmot Blyden’s parents were Romeo Blyden and Judith Blyden.
Popular Relatives Names
Among Edward Wilmot Blyden’s descendants is Sylvia Blyden, a publisher of the Awareness Times.
Known Affiliates Names
Edward Wilmot Blyden was associated with the Reverend John P. Knox, who was his mentor and encouraged him to pursue education.
Affiliated Organizations’ Names
Edward Wilmot Blyden was associated with the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions and the New York Colonization Society.
Sources
- Edward Wilmot Blyden - Encyclopedia.com
- Upon his arrival at Liberia, he attended. Alexander High school and was able to attain many positions early in his life. As a teacher, editor, politician, …
- Edward Wilmot Blyden: From Old School Presbyterian Missionary
- Funeral Book for Edward Wilmot Blyden, IV - UFDC Home
- Americans: The Role of Edward W. Blyden - jstor
- Blyden, Edward Wilmot (1832-1912)
- Late Mrs Sylvia Editha Jolliminah Blyden will be laid to rest on …
- Blyden: Grandpa of African liberation - The Herald
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- Edward Blyden ship Golconda - Newspapers.com™
- Edward Wilmot Blyden: A Voice from Bleeding Africa - Kentake Page
- Edward Blyden and the Concept of African Personality - jstor
- Edward Wilmot Blyden III - Wikipedia
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- All Scholars
- The Third Resurrection and the Ghost of Edward Wilmot Blyden
- Edward Wilmot Blyden | Encyclopedia.com