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Origins of the American Deaf-World - Coggle Diagram
Origins of the American Deaf-World
Henniker, New Hampshire
Henniker discerned from the 1887 publication of cumulative enrollments at theAmerican Asylum since its opening in 1817
Thomas wanted to bring together the largest gathering of deaf people to be assembled anywhere anytime in history
Thomas and Mary settled on his parents harm since both of his parents were in their 60 and needed help
1850 tribute in Hartford was the forerunner of conventions and associations of deaf people in the United States
Marthas Vineyard
Colonizers were drawn to this island by availability of farmland the long growing seasons and surrounding seas
The Indians were friendly and taught the islanders how to catch whales where every member aboard a whale by the time of Thomas wedding
Most of the deaf people on this island had all three of these colonists their pedigrees
Population identified seventy two Deaf individuals of whom sixty-three could trace their ancestry
Thomas Brown
Thomas became educated among the first Deaf mutes in the nation to do so and a preeminent Deaf leader at the beginning of the mid-century
Thomas studied under the founders of the AmericanDeaf education the deaf Frenchmen, Laurent, Thomas and a hearing intellectual leader of the profession
The first great American Deaf leader that was born in Henniker, New Hampshire
He tried many times to organize Deaf people to honor their leaders past and present
Chilmark, Massachusetts
Thomas went to the coast where he traveled a day on horse back to arrive where he and Mary were Married
James Skiffe purchased land on vineyard in 1699
The American Asylum was the Deaf community of Marthas Vineyard which was the largest single source of pupils
Its was know that in islands most people married someone they knew or were related too