Silas W Brewster Abolitionist Merchant of Hannibal
Silas W Brewster an early Hannibal merchant and abolitionist descendant of the Mayflower pilgrims built a thriving 1836 dry goods store with George Deming. He helped fugitives via the Underground Railroad, served as a deacon and elder, and his family home and store anchored Hannibal life until his death in 1882.
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