- Archibald Grimké
Infobox Person
name = Archibald Grimké
image_size = 180px
birth_date = birth date|1849|08|17|df=y
birth_place =Charleston, South Carolina , USA
death_date = death date and age|1930|02|25|1849|08|17|df=y
death_place =Washington, D.C. , USA
occupation =Attorney ,diplomat ,journalist
spouse = Sarah Stanley
relations = siblings: Francis, Sarah, and Angelina
children =Angelina Weld Grimke Archibald Henry Grimké (
August 17 ,1849 –February 25 ,1930 ) was an African Americanlawyer , intellectual, journalist, diplomat and community leader in the 19th century. He was a graduate of Lincoln University, class of 1870 andHarvard Law School , a co-founder of theNAACP and served as consul to theDominican Republic from 1894-1898.Grimké was born the eldest of three sons to Nancy Weston, an African American slave, her slave-owner, Henry Grimké, near
Charleston, South Carolina . His two sisters, Sarah, and Angelina were collectively known as theGrimké sisters in abolitionist circles. His brother,Francis J. Grimké , a Presbyterian minister, and graduate ofLincoln University, PA in 1870, was married to abolitionist and diaristCharlotte Forten Grimké . His youngest brother was named John.While practicing law in
Boston, Massachusetts , he married a Sarah Stanley, a white woman, with whom he had one daughterAngelina Weld Grimke , a teacher and a writer. Grimké fell ill in 1928 and was cared for by his brother Francis in the District of Columbia unitil his death in 1930.References
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