• Walter F. Craig
  • Black Orchestras Part 5 (Myrtle Hart Society)
  • Famous Black Violinists (Jazzbows Music)
    FIND craig to read about "The Prince of Negro Violinists"
  • List of Honor: An Overview of Carnegie Hall First Appearances by African Americans (Carnegie Hall)
    Walter F. Craig is in the earliest section, 1892-1900.
  • Prof. Walter F. Craig
    1887 newspaper article reproduced in The African American Experience in Ohio.
  • Professor Walter F. Craig (William J. Simmons, Men of Mark....; 1887)
  • Rays of Hope: March (Walter F. Craig)
    PDF file of the sheet music for a Craig composition.  Or listen to it
• Carl A. Fields
  • Carl A. Fields Center for Equality & Cultural Understanding
  • Educator Carl A. Fields, First African-American Dean at Princeton, Dies at Age 79 (Princeton University)
  • Fields Memoir Chronicles Career of Pioneering Administrator (Princeton University)
  • Princeton Renames Center to Honor Former African American Dean
    From Black Issues in Higher Education,  May 23, 2002. 
  • When Carl Fields Came to Princeton
    Article by Gregg Lange, Princeton Alumni Weekly, June 6, 2007.
• Rex Goreleigh
  • [Ellis Wilson and Rex Goreleigh] (Smithsonian Archives of American Art)
  • Rex Goreleigh (Paul R. Jones Collection Digital Archive, University of Delaware)
  • Rex Goreleigh, 1902-1986 (Princeton Cemetery)
  • Rex Goreleigh Displayed a Talent on Canvas (The African American Registry)
• Andrew Hatcher
  • Andrew Hatcher, Assistant Press Secretary [Photo] (Mary Ferrell Foundation)
  • The History of the African American Community in Princeton: Noted Princeton African Americans (PULSE, Princeton High School)
    Scroll down the page for a photo and information on Andrew Hatcher, associate press secretary to President John F. Kennedy.
  • The Tide Turns; African Americans Enter the Executive Ranks (James N. Giglio)
    From a special issue of American Visions,  Feb-March, 1995: The Untold Story of Blacks in the White House.
• Albert E. Hinds
  • Albert E. Hinds, Town's History Partner, Dies at 104 (Matthew Hersh; Town Topics, June 7, 2006)
  • As Princeton Changes, A Black Community Fears for Future (Iver Peterson; The New York Times, September 3, 2001)
  • It's Hinds Plaza Now as Borough Hall Votes to Honor Beloved Princeton Figure (Matthew Hersh; Town Topics, May 2, 2007)
  • A Princeton Man Who Embodied History (Kevin Coyne; The New York Times, December 17, 2006)
  • Princeton Resident Albert Hinds Has Been a Witness to History (Jean Stratton; Town Topics, June 8, 2005)
• James C. Johnson
  • Black History Timeline for Princeton University (Ivy League Sports)
  • [Fugitive Slave Case] (John F. Hageman, History of Princeton and its Institutions; vol. 1, 1879)
  • James Johnson (Find A Grave)
  • James C. Johnson (Princeton Press, May 16, 1896)
  • [Jim Johnson] (James W. Alexander, Princeton--Old and New; 1898)
    Story continues on pages 89-90; drawing, page 88.
  • [Photograph] (Historical Society of Princeton)
  • [Photograph] (PULSE)
• Donald Lambert
  • An Album Devoted to the Post-9/11 Airport (The New York Times, January 18, 2004)
    Includes a review of Lambert's "Recorded 1959-1961" on CD.
  • Donald Lambert (Scott Yanow, Artistdirect.com)
  • Donald Lambert (Wikipedia)
  • Donald Lambert, 1904-1962 (Princeton Cemetery, Nassau Presbyterian Church)
  • Donald Lambert: Anitra's Dance (Jazz.com)
  • Donald Lambert - Giant Stride (Meshes of the Afternoon)
  • Donald Lambert: Recorded 1959-1961 (Storyville Records)
  • The Lion, The Lamb & Eubie Blake at Newport '60 (Agustín Pérez, Mule Walk & Jazz Talk)
    Includes links to three YouTube videos featuring Donald Lambert.
  • Portraits from Jelly Roll's Later Travels, April 1923 to 1941 (Peter Hanley)
    FIND lambert to read about Eubie Blake's reaction to Donald Lambert's performance at the Newport Jazz Festival, 1960.
• Prime
  • An Act for Setting Free Negro Prime
  • Petition of Prime for Manumission (1786)
• Paul Robeson
  • Paul Robeson on the Web
• Betsey Stockton
  • Betsey Stockton (Moody Radio of Hilo)
  • Betsey Stockton (Wikipedia)
  • Betsey Stockton's Journal (November 20, 1822-July 4, 1823)
    Includes significant biographical and bibliographical information.
  • Christian Missionaries of African Heritage
  • Early African American Missionaries (Day Missions Library, Yale University)
    A Powerpoint presentation.
  • Green, Ashbel. The Life of Ashbel Green, V. D. M. (1849)
  • The Harmonies of Struggle and Liberty
    The African American experience at Princeton Theological Seminary, from the Summer, 1998, issue of inSpire. The fourth page of the article has a section on Betsey Stockton.
  • The History of the African American Community in Princeton: Noted Princeton African Americans (PULSE, Princeton High School)
    Includes a portrait of Betsey Stockton.
  • Stewart, C. S.   A Residence in the Sandwich Islands (1839) [ Another copy ]
    The complete book chronicling the Rev. C. S. Stewart's, and Betsey Stockton's, time in Hawaii.  In the text, she is referred to as B--------.
  • Stewart, C. S.  A Visit to the South Seas, in the U.S. Ship Vincennes...1829 and 1830 (1831)
    Page 159 talks about Hawaiian memories of Betsey Stockton's service.
  • Stockton, Betsey (BlackPast.org)
  • Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church (New Jersey Women's History)
  • Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church (Roads from Seneca Falls)
• Judge Bruce M. Wright
  • African Americans and Princeton University: A History in Brief (Tad Bennicoff, Seeley G. Mudd Library)  [second paragraph]
  • Bruce McM. Wright, Erudite Judge Whose Bail Rulings Caused an Uproar, Dies at 86 (Robert D. McFadden)
    The New York Times, March 26, 2005.
  • Bruce Wright: Off the Bench but on the Case (Corey Kilgannon)
    The New York Times, September 17, 1995.
  • NLG Friend Judge Bruce M. Wright Dies at 86 (Michael Steven Smith)
    The obituary is on page 7 of the Fall, 2005, New York City News of the National Lawyers Guild.
  • Princeton Honors Ex-Judge Once Turned Away for Race (Karen W. Arenson)
    The New York Times, June 5, 2001.

Last revised: February 18, 2010