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David Leroy Nickens: First Black Ordained as a Minister in Ohio
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David Leroy Nickens was probably the first African American to be ordained as a minister in Ohio. Nickens was born a slave in Virginia in 1794. It is unclear how Nickens attained his freedom, but by 1806, he and his parents had moved to Chillicothe, Ohio. Nickens received an education in Cincinnati, Ohio, returning to […]
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