Fatima Morrell by Uncrowned Queens Institute, Inc. Oct 25, 2020 Biographies Dr. Fatima Morrell earned a Bachelor's degree in Spanish, Cum Laude, and a Master's degree in Foreign and Second Language Education from the State University of New York at Buffalo. She also received ... Buffalo Education NY United States Read more
Martha Antoinette Thompson Ford by Uncrowned Queens Institute, Inc. Oct 4, 2020 Biographies At the turn of the twentieth century Martha Ford was among the black club women in Buffalo who advocated for the rights of blacks. She was married to Cornelius Ford, a successful businessman who moved... Community Corning NY United States Read more
Lucille Clifton by Uncrowned Queens Institute, Inc. Sep 24, 2020 Biographies Lucille Clifton was born in Depew, New York. She graduated from Fosdick Masten High School in Buffalo and attended Howard University and Fredonia State College. She is the author of ten books of poetr... Depew NY United States Read more
E. Jeannette Ogden by Uncrowned Queens Institute, Inc. Sep 7, 2020 Biographies E. Jeannette Ogden is a Buffalo City Court Judge presently presiding over the Domestic Violence Court. Mayor Anthony M. Masiello appointed Judge Ogden to the Court in June of 1995. He cited her broad ... Buffalo NY United States Read more
Crystal Davis Peoples-Stokes by Uncrowned Queens Institute, Inc. Sep 6, 2020 Biographies In December 2018 Assemblywoman Crystal D. Peoples-Stokes was elevated to the position of Majority Leader of the New York State Assembly. Peoples-Stokes has served Buffalo's 141st Assembly District sin... Buffalo NY Politics United States Read more
Clara Louise Payne by Uncrowned Queens Institute, Inc. Jun 19, 2020 Biographies Clara Louise Payne was a member of an old established Buffalo family. Her father, Thomas W. Payne was a native of Richmond, Virginia and worked as an office clerk according to the 1920 census. Her mot... Buffalo Community NY United States Read more
Charles A. Dickson by Uncrowned Queens Institute, Inc. May 31, 2020 Biographies In a 1913 newspaper article Charles A. Dickson described his parents in warm and loving terms. He wrote that his mother, Phoebe Ann Lane Dickson was "a witty and well-educated woman". A native of Alba... Buffalo Community NY United States Read more
James H. Lyons by Uncrowned Queens Institute, Inc. Mar 22, 2020 Biographies James H. Lyons was a lifelong Buffalo resident and a leader in black community affairs. He was Buffalo's first black disc jockey. He was widely known in the late 1950s and 60s for conducting his own s... Buffalo Media NY United States Read more
Elmira Brockenborough by Uncrowned Queens Institute, Inc. Mar 19, 2020 Biographies Elmira Brockenborough was two years old when she died from scarlet fever on September 24, 1874. She was the first African American recorded to have been buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Elmira was the ... Buffalo NY United States Read more
Cravane Middlebrooks Givens by Uncrowned Queens Institute, Inc. Mar 7, 2020 Biographies Cravane Middlebrooks Givens was born on June 16, 1932 in Buffalo, NY. He was the fifth of six children of the late William H. and Estelle Roberts Givens. He was baptized into First Shiloh Baptist Chur... Buffalo Community NY United States Read more
Jimmy Madison Parker by Uncrowned Queens Institute, Inc. Mar 7, 2020 Biographies Reprinted with permission of the author: Georgia Burnette (2003) James Madison Parker is a tall, handsome African American gentleman born in Buffalo, in 1925, just prior to the Great Depression. His f... Buffalo NY United States Read more
Amelia Grace Anderson by Uncrowned Queens Institute, Inc. Mar 7, 2020 Biographies Amelia Grace Anderson was a member of a prominent African American family that settled in Buffalo as early as 1832. Her grandfather, Benjamin C. Taylor was the first African American doctor in Buffalo... Buffalo Education NY United States Read more