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STILL'S
UNDERGROUND RAIL ROAD RECORDS,
REVISED EDITION.
(Previously Published in 1879 with title: The Underground Railroad)
WITH A LIFE OF THE AUTHOR.
NARRATING
THE HARDSHIPS, HAIRBREADTH ESCAPES AND DEATH STRUGGLES
OF THE
SLAVES
IN THEIR EFFORTS FOR FREEDOM.
TOGETHER WITH
SKETCHES OF SOME OF THE EMINENT FRIENDS OF FREEDOM, AND
MOST LIBERAL AIDERS AND ADVISERS OF THE ROAD
BY
WILLIAM STILL,
For many years connected with the Anti-Slavery Office in
Philadelphia, and Chairman of the Acting
Vigilant Committee of the Philadelphia Branch of the Underground
Rail Road.
Illustrated with 70 Fine Engravings
by Bensell, Schell and Others,
and Portraits from Photographs from Life.
Thou shalt not deliver unto his
master the servant that has escaped from his master unto thee. -
Deut. xxiii 16.
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
PHILADELPHIA:
WILLIAM STILL, PUBLISHER
244 SOUTH TWELFTH STREET.
1886
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PREFACE |
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PAGE |
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ILLUSTRATIONS. |
| THE AUTHOR |
FRONTISPIECE |
| PETER STILL -
"THE KIDNAPPED AND THE RANSOMED" |
37 |
| CHARITY STILL
TWICE ESCAPED FROM SLAVERY |
37 |
|
DESPERATE
CONFLICT IN A BARN |
50 |
|
DEATH OF ROMULUS
HALL |
53 |
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RESURRECTION OF
HENRY BOX BROWN |
83 |
| RESCUE OF JANE
JOHNSON AND HER CHILDREN |
88 |
| PASSMORE
WILLIAMSON |
95 |
| JANE JOHNSON |
95 |
| ESCAPING FROM
PORTSMOUTH, VA |
98 |
| TWENTY-EIGHT
FUGITIVE ESCAPING FROM EASTERN SHORE OF
MARYLAND |
102 |
| ESCAPING FROM
ALABAMA ON TOP OF A CAR |
107 |
| CROSSING THE
RIVER ON HORSEBACK IN THE NIGHT |
121 |
| A BOLD STROKE
FOR FREEDOM - CONTEST WITH FIRE-ARMS |
125 |
| ABRAM GALLOWAY |
150 |
| THE MAYOR AND
POLICE OF NORFOLK SEARCHING CAPTAIN
FOUNTAIN'S SCHOONER |
167 |
| MARIA WEEMS
ESCAPING AS JO WRIGHT |
183 |
| JOHN HENRY HILL |
191 |
| DRY-GOODS
MERCHANT SEARCHING THE CARS |
215 |
| ESCAPE WITH A
LADY, AS HER COACHMAN, WITH MASTER'S HORSE
AND CARRIAGE |
216 |
| SIX ON TWO
HORSES |
220 |
| UP A TREE |
237 |
| SAMUEL GREEN
SENTENCED TO THE PENITENTIARY FOR TEN YEARS
FOR HAVING A COPY OF "UNCLE TOM'S CABIN" IN
HIS HOUSE |
250 |
| LEAR GREEN
ESCAPING IN A CHEST |
283 |
| ESCAPE OF ELEVEN
PASSENGERS FROM MARYLAND IN TWO CARRIAGES |
302 |
| THE CHRISTIANA
TRAGEDY |
351 |
| WILLIAM AND
ELLEN CRAFT |
368 |
| MEMBERS OF THE
ACTING COMMITTEE: |
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N. W. DEPEE |
400 |
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JACOB C. WHITE |
400 |
|
CHARLES WISE |
400 |
|
EDWIN H. COATES |
400 |
| KNIFING HIS
VICTIM |
423 |
| LIVING IN A
HOLLOW TREE |
424 |
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" IN A CAVE |
425 |
| A NARROW ESCAPE |
453 |
| SUSPENDED BY THE
HANDS WITH BLOCK AND TACKLE |
470 |
| CROSSING THE BAY |
482 |
| BREAKING HIM IN |
495 |
| MOTHER ESCAPING
WITH SEVEN CHILDREN |
512 |
| FIGHT IN
CHESAPEAKE BAY |
528 |
| JOHN W. DUNGEE |
542 |
| MARY MILBURN
(SECRETED IN A BOX) |
558 |
| HEAVY WEIGHTS -
ARRIVAL OF A PARTY AT LEAGUE ISLAND |
560 |
|
DANIEL GIBBONS |
642 |
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LUCRETIA MOTT |
649 |
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JAMES MILLER McKIM |
654 |
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WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON |
665 |
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SKETCHES AND PORTRAITS OF
STATION-MASTERS, PROMINENT ANTI-SLAVERY MEN,
AND SUPPORTERS OF THE U. G. R. R. |
|
ABIGAIL GOODWIN |
622 |
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THOMAS GARRETT |
622 |
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DANIEL GIBBONS |
622 |
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LUCRETIA MOTT |
622 |
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J. MILLER M'KIM |
658a |
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WILLIAM H. FURNESS |
658a |
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WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON |
658a |
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LEWIS TAPPAN |
658a |
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ELIJAH
F. PENNYPACKER |
688 |
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WILLIAM WRIGHT |
688 |
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DR. BARTHOLOMEW FUSSELL |
688 |
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ROBERT PURVIS |
688 |
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JOHN HUNN |
720 |
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SAMUEL RHOADS |
720 |
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WILLIAM WHIPPER |
720 |
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SAMUEL D. BURRIS |
720 |
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CHARLES D. CLEVELAND |
724 |
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GRACE ANNE LEWIS |
748 |
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MRS. FRANCES E. W. HARPER |
748 |
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JOHN NEEDLES |
748 |
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| LIFE OF THE
AUTHOR - STARTED - NOT
FINISHED |
1 |
|
SETH CONKLIN |
23 |
UNDERGROUND
RAILROAD LETTERS.
From
Thomas Garrett -
G. A. Lewis -
E. L.
Stevens -
Sydney Howard Gay -
John Henry
Hill -
J. Bigelow -
Ham and Eggs -
Rev. H. Wilson -
Sheridan Ford -
E. F. Pennypacker -
J. C. Bustill -
Slave
secreted in Richmond -
G. S. Nelson -
John Thompson -
Wm. Penn. |
39 |
WILLIAM BOX PEEL
JONES
Came boxed up via Erricson line of
Steamers |
46 |
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WESLEY HARRIS
ALIAS ROBERT JACKSON, CRAVEN MATTERSON AND
TWO BROTHERS |
48 |
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UNDERGROUND RAIL ROAD RECORD |
48 |
CLARISSA DAVIS
Arrived in Male Attire |
60 |
ANTHONY BLOW ALIAS HENRY LEVISON
Secreted Ten Months - Eight days on the
Steamship City of Richmond bound for
Philadelphia |
61 |
PERRY JOHNSON OF ELKTON, MARYLAND
Eye knocked out |
64 |
ISAAC FORMAN,
WILLIAM DAVIS AND WILLIS REDICK.
Hearts full of joy for Freedom - Very
anxious for Wives in Slavery |
64 |
JOHN HENRY CAMP
Sold, the day he escaped, for Fourteen
Hundred Dollars - Slave Trader loses his
Bargain |
66 |
SHERIDAN FORD
Secreted in the Woods - Escapes in a Steamer |
67 |
JOSEPH KNEELAND ALIAS JOSEPH HULSON
Young Master had a "Malignant Spirit" |
68 |
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EX-PRESIDENT TYLER'S HOUSEHOLD LOSES AN
ARISTOCRATIC ARTICLE |
69 |
EDWARD MORGAN, HENRY JOHNSON, JAMES AND
STEPHEN BUTLER
"Two Thousand Dollars Reward" offered |
70 |
HENRY PREDO
Daniel Hughes, Thomas Elliott, and five
others betrayed into Dover Jail |
72 |
MARY EPPS ALIAS EMMA BROWN, JOSEPH AND
ROBERT ROBINSON
A Slave Mother Loses her Speech at the Sale
of her Child ... Bob Escapes from his
Master, A Trader, with Fifteen Hundred
Dollars in North Carolina Money |
74 |
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GEORGE SOLOMON, DANIEL NEALL, BENJAMIN R.
FLETCHER AND MARIA DORSEY |
79 |
HENRY BOX BROWN
Arrived by Adams Express |
81 |
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TRIAL OF THE
EMANCIPATORS OF COL. J. H. WHEELER'S SLAVES,
JANE JOHNSON AND HER TWO LITTLE BOYS. |
85 |
THE ARRIVALS OF
A SINGLE MONTH
Sixty Passengers came in one Month -
Twenty-eight in one Arrival - Great Panic
and Indignation Meeting - Interesting
Correspondence from Masters and Fugitives |
97 |
A SLAVE GIRL'S
NARRATIVE
Cordelia Loney, Slave of Mrs. Joseph
Caheill, (widow of the late Hon, Joseph
Caheill of Virginia) - Cordelia's Escape
from her Mistress in Philadelphia |
112 |
ARRIVAL OF
JACKSON, ISAAC AND EDMONDSON TURNER FROM
PETERSBURG:
Touching Scene on Meeting their Old Blind Father at the
U. G. R. R. Depot |
117 |
ROBERT BROWN
ALIAS THOMAS JONES
Crossing the River on Horseback in the Night |
121 |
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ANTHONY LONEY ALIAS
WILLIAM ARMSTEAD AND CORNELIUS SCOTT |
122 |
| SAMUEL WILLIAMS
ALIAS JOHN WILLIAMS |
123 |
| BARNABY GRIGBY
ALIAS JOHN BOYER AND
MARY ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE, FRANK WANZER
ALIAS ROBERT SCOTT,
EMILY FOSTER ALIAS ANN
WOOD |
124 |
| WILLIAM JORDAN
ALIAS WILLIAM PRICE |
129 |
JOSEPH GRANT AND
JOHN SPEAKS
Two Passengers via Liverpool |
132 |
WILLIAM N.
TAYLOR
"One Hundred Dollars Reward" |
134 |
| LOUISA BROWN,
JACOB WATERS, AND ALFRED GOULDEN |
135 |
ARRIVAL FROM
BALTIMORE
Jefferson Pipkins alias David Jones, Louisa
Pipkins, Elizabeth Brit, Harriet Brown,
alias Jane Wooton, Gracy Murry alias Sophia
Sims, Edward Williams alias Henry Johnson,
Charles Lee alias Thomas Bushier |
136 |
SEVERAL ARRIVALS
FROM DIFFERENT PLACES.
Henry Anderson, Charles and Margaret Congo,
Chaskey Brown, William Henry Washington,
James Alfred Frisley, Charles Henry Salter,
Stephen Taylor, Charles Brown, Charles H.
Hollis, Luther Dorsey |
137 |
ARRIVAL FROM
RICHMOND
Jeremiah W. Smith and wife Julia |
141 |
EIGHT ARRIVALS
James Massey, Perry Henry Trusty, George
Rhoads, James Rhoads, George Washington,
Sarah Elizabeth Rhoads, and Child, Mary
Elizabeth Stevenson |
143 |
CHARLES
THOMPSON,
Carrier of "The National American" |
146 |
BLOOD FLOWED
FREELY
Abram Galloway and Richard Eden - Secreted
in a Vessel Loaded with Spirits of
Turpentine - Shrouds Prepared to Prevent
being Smoked to Death - Abram a Soldier
under Father Abraham - Senator of North
Carolina |
150 |
JOHN PETTIFOOT
"One Hundred Dollars Reward" Offered -
McHenry and McCulloch Anxious About John |
153 |
EMANUEL T. WHITE
"Would rather Fight than Eat" |
154 |
THE ESCAPE OF A
CHILD FOURTEEN MONTHS OLD
Letter from "J. B." - Letters from E. L.
Stevens - Great Anxiety and Care |
155 |
ESCAPE OF A
YOUNG SLAVE MOTHER
Baby, Little Girl and Husband left Behind -
Three Hundred Dollars Reward Offered |
157 |
SAMUEL W.
JOHNSON
Arrival from the Richmond Daily Dispatch
Office - "Uncle Tom's Cabin" turned Sam's
Brain - Affecting Letters |
158 |
FAMILY FROM
BALTIMORE
Stephen Amos alias Henry Johnson,
Harriet alias Mary Jane Johnson, and
their four children, Ann Rebecca, William
H., Elizabeth and Mary Ellen |
160 |
ELIJAH HILTON
From Richmond - "Five Hundred Dollars
Reward" offered by R. J. Christian -
Grateful letter from Canada |
161 |
SOLOMON BROWN
Arrived per City of Richmond - Letter from
Canada containing expressions of Gratitude. |
163 |
WILLIAM HOGG
ALIAS JOHN SMITH
Traveler from Maryland - William was much
troubled about his Wife left behind - Letter
from Canada |
164 |
TWO FEMALE
PASSENGERS FROM MARYLAND
Ann Johnson and Lavina Woolfely Sold - Out
of the Frying Pan into the Fire |
164 |
CAPTAIN F. AND
THE MAYOR OF NORFOLK
Twenty-one Passengers secreted in Captain
Fountain's Boat - Mayor and Posse of
Officers on the Boat searching for U. G. R.
R. Passengers |
165 |
ARRIVALS FROM
DIFFERENT PLACES
Matilda Mahoney - Dr. J. W. Pennington's
Brother and Sons - Great Adventure to
deliver a Lover |
172 |
FLEEING GIRL OF
FIFTEEN IN MALE ATTIRE
Ann Maria Weems alias Joe Wright - Great
Triumph - Arrival on Thanksgiving Day -
Interesting letters from J. Bigelow |
177 |
FROM VIRGINIA,
MARYLAND AND DELAWARE
Archer Barlow, alias Emet Robins - Samuel
Bush alias William Oblebee - John Spencer
and his son William, and James Albert -
Robert Fisher - NATHAN HARRIS - Hansel
Waples - Rosanna Tonnell, alias Maria Hyde -
Mary Ennis alias Lucia Hemmit and two
Children - Lydia and Louisa Caroline |
203 |
SAM, ISAAC,
PERRY, CHARLES AND GREEN
"One Thousand Dollars Reward" |
208 |
FROM RICHMOND
AND NORFOLK, VA.
William B. White, Susan Brooks, and Wm.
Henry Atkinson |
211 |
FOUR ARRIVALS
Charlotte and Harriet escape in deep
Mourning - White Lady and Child with a
Colored Coachman - Three likely Young Men
from Baltimore - Four large and two Small
Hams - U. G. R. R. Passengers Travelling
with their Master's Horses and Carriage -
Six Passengers on two Horses, etc. |
214 |
| FROM VIRGINIA,
MARYLAND, DELAWARE, NORTH CAROLINA,
WASHINGTON, D. C. AND SOUTH CAROLINA |
223 |
CHARLES GILBERT
Fleeing from Davis, a Negro Trader -
Secreted under a Hotel - Up a Tree - Under a
Floor - In a Thicket - On a Steamer |
235 |
LIBERTY OR DEATH
Jim Bowlegs alias Bill Paul |
240 |
| SALT-WATER
FUGITIVE |
242 |
SAMUEL GREEN
ALIAS WESLEY KINNARD
Ten Years in the Penitentiary for having a
Copy of Uncle Tom's Cabin in his House |
246 |
AN IRISH GIRL'S
DEVOTION FROM FREEDOM
In Love with a Slave - Gets him off to
Canada - Follows him - Marriage &c. |
250 |
"SAM" NIXON
ALIAS DR. THOMAS BAYNE
The Escape of a Dentist on the U. G. R. R.,
&c. |
254 |
SUNDRY ARRIVALS.
From Loudoun County, Va., Norfolk,
Baltimore, Md., Petersburg, Va. &c. |
259 |
HEAVY REWARD
"Two Thousand Six Hundred Dollars Reward"
Offered |
272 |
SLAVE-TRADER
HALL IS FOILED
Robert McCoy alias William Donar, and
Elizabeth Sanders, arrived per steamer |
274 |
THE PROTECTION
OF SLAVE PROPERTY IN VIRGINIA.
A Bill providing additional Protection for
the Slave Property of Citizens of this
Commonwealth |
277 |
ESCAPING IN A
CHEST
"One Hundred and fifty Dollars Reward" -
Lear Green |
281 |
| ISAAC WILLIAMS,
HENRY BANKS AND KIT NICKLESS |
284 |
ARRIVAL OF FIVE
FROM THE EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND
Cyrus Mitchell alias John Steel, Joshua
Handy alias Hambleton Hamby, Charles Dutton
alias William Robinson, Ephraim Hudson alias
John Spry, Francis Molock |
286 |
SUNDRY ARRIVALS
ABOUT AUGUST 1ST, 1855
Francis Hilliard and Others |
287 |
DEEP FURROWS ON
THE BACK
Thomas Madden |
294 |
PETER MATHEWS
ALIAS SAMUEL SPARROWS
"I might as well be in the Penitentiary as
in Slavery." |
295 |
| "MOSES" ARRIVES
WITH SIX PASSENGERS |
296 |
ESCAPED FROM "A
WORTHLESS SOT."
John Atkinson |
299 |
WILLIAM BUTCHER
ALIAS Wm. T. MITCHELL
"He was abuseful" |
300 |
| "WHITE ENOUGH TO
PASS" |
301 |
ESCAPING WITH
MASTER'S CARRIAGES AND HORSES
Harriet Shephard, and her five Children with
five other Passengers |
302 |
EIGHT AND A HALF
MONTHS SECRETED
Washington Somlor alias James Moore |
304 |
| ARTHUR FOWLER
ALIAS BENJAMIN JOHNSON |
305 |
SUNDRY ARRIVALS
About the 1st of June, 1855 - Emory Roberts
and others |
305 |
SUNDRY ARRIVALS
ABOUT JANUARY 1ST, 1855
Verenea Mercer and others |
309 |
SLAVE-HOLDER IN MARYLAND WITH THREE COLORED
WIVES.
James Griffin alias Tomas Brown |
314 |
CAPTAIN F. ARRIVES WITH NINE PASSENGERS
Names of Passengers -
partially finished |
316 |
| OWEN AND OTHO
TAYLOR'S FLIGHT WITH HORSES, &c. |
320 |
HEAVY REWARD.
Three Hundred Dollars Reward - "Tom" gone |
324 |
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CAPT. F. ARRIVES WITH FOURTEEN "PRIME
ARTICLES" ON BOARD
- PARTIAL |
325 |
SUNDRY ARRIVALS, LATTER PART OF DECEMBER,
1855, AND BEGINNING OF JANUARY, 1856.
JOSEPH CORNISH,
Dorchester Co., Md.; LEWIS
FRANCIS, alias
LEWIS JOHNSON,
Harford Co., Md.; ALEXANDER
MUNSON,
Chestertown, Md.; SAMUEL,
and ANN SCOTT,
Cecil Cross-Roads, Md.; WM.
HENRY LAMINSON,
Del.; ISAAC STOUT,
alias GEORGE WASHINGTON,
CAROLINE GRAVES,
Md.; HENRY and ELIZA
WASHINGTON,
Alexandria, Va.; HENRY
CHAMBERS, JOHN
CHAMERS, SAMUEL
FALL and THOMAS
ANDERSON, Md. |
334 |
PART OF THE
ARRIVALS IN DECEMBER, 1855
Thomas J. Gooseberry and others |
339 |
THE FUGITIVE
SLAVE BILL OF 1850
"An Act Respecting Fugitives from Justice,
and Persons Escaping form the Services of
their Masters." |
343 |
THE SLAVE
HUNTING TRAGEDY IN LANCASTER COUNTY, IN
SEPTEMBER, 1851.
"Treason at Christiana" |
348 |
WILLIAM AND
ELLEN CRAFT
Female Slave in Male Attire, fleeing as a
Planter, with her Husband as her Body
Servant |
368 |
ARRIVALS FROM
MARYLAND
Lewis Cobb and Nancy Brister |
377 |
PASSENGERS FROM
NORTH CAROLINA [BY SCHOOLER.]
Major Latham, William Wilson, Henry Goram,
Wiley Madison, and Andrew Shepherd. |
379 |
THOMAS CLINTON,
SAUNEY PRY AND BENJAMIN DUCKET.
Passed over the U. G. R. R. in the Fall of
1856 |
382 |
ARRIVALS IN
APRIL, 1856
Charles Hall and others |
383 |
FIVE FROM
GEORGETOWN CROSS-ROADS
Mother and Child from Norfolk, Va., &c. |
386 |
PASSENGERS FROM
MARYLAND
William Henry MOODY, RELINDA BIVANS, &c. |
388 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND |
390 |
ARRIVAL FROM
WASHINGTON, D. C., &c. 1857
George Carroll, Randolph Branson, John
Clagart and William Royan |
391 |
ARRIVAL FROM
UNIONVILLE, 1857
Israel Todd and Bazil Aldridge |
392 |
ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND, 1857
Ordee Lee and Richard J. Booce |
393 |
ARRIVAL FROM
CAMBRIDGE, 1857.
Silas Long and Solomon Light - "The Mother
of Twelve Children" - Old Jane Davis |
394 |
BENJAMIN ROSS
AND HIS WIFE HARRIET
Fled from Caroline County, Eastern Shore of
Maryland, June, 1857 |
395 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
VIRGINIA, 1857 |
396 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
DELAWARE, 1857 |
397 |
|
ARRIVAL FROM ALEXANDRIA, IN 1857 |
399 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
UNIONVILLE, 1857 |
401 |
| ARRIVAL FROM NEW
ORLEANS, 1857 |
403 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
WASHINGTON, D. C. |
406 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
VIRGINIA, 1857 |
408 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND |
409 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
GEORGETOWN CROSS-ROADS AND ALEXANDRIA |
410 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND |
411 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
NORFOLK, VA. |
412 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
WASHINGTON, D. C. |
413 |
| FOUR ABLE BODIED
"ARTICLES" IN ONE ARRIVAL, 1857 |
414 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
ARLINGTON, MD., 1857 |
416 |
| FIVE PASSENGERS,
1847 |
418 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
HOWARD COUNTY, MD. 1857 |
419 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD. |
420 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, 1857 |
421 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
NORTH CAROLINA, 1857 |
422 |
| ALFRED HOLLON,
GEORGE AND CHARLES N. RODGERS |
427 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
KENT COUNTY, 1857 |
429 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
BALTIMORE COUNTY, 1857 |
429 |
| MARY COOPER AND
MOSES ARMSTEAD, 1857 |
430 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
NEAR WASHINGTON, D. C. |
430 |
| HON. L. McLANE'S
PROPERTY, SOON AFTER HIS DEATH, TRAVELS VIA
THE UNDERGROUND RAIL ROAD - WILLIAM KNIGHT,
ESQ. LOSES A SUPERIOR "ARTICLE." |
431 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
HARFORD COUNTY, 1857 |
434 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND, 1857 |
434 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
NORFOLK, VA., 1857 |
435 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
HOOPERVILLE, MD., 1857 |
437 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND, 1857 |
439 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
QUEEN ANN COUNTY, 1858 |
440 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
BALTIMORE DUNWOODY COUNTY, 1858 |
441 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
ALEXANDRIA, VA., 1857 |
442 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND, 1858 |
443 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
PETERSBURG, 1858 |
444 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND |
444 |
| ARRIVAL OF A
PARTY OF SIX, 1858 |
445 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
RICHMOND, 1858 |
449 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
BALTIMORE, 1858 |
450 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
HIGHTSTOWN, 1858 |
451 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
VIRGINIA, 1858 |
452 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
BELLAIR |
454 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND, 1858 |
455 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
VIRGINIA, 1858 |
459 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
RICHMOND, 1858 |
461 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
NORFOLK, VA. 1858 |
462 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
NEAR BALTIMORE, 1858 |
462 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
VIRGINIA, 1858 |
463 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
WASHINGTON, 1858 |
463 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
VIRGINIA, 1858 |
464 |
| ARRIVAL FROM THE
OLD DOMINION |
465 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
DELAWARE, 1858 |
470 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
DELAWARE, 1858 |
471 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND, 1858 |
472 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
NORTH CAROLINA AND DELAWARE |
473 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND |
474 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND |
476 |
| ARRIVAL FROM THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 1858 |
477 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
HONEY BROOK TOWNSHIP, 1858 |
478 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
ALEXANDRIA, VA., 1858 |
478 |
| ARRIVAL FROM THE
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT |
480 |
| CROSSING THE BAY
IN A SKIFF |
481 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
KENT COUNTY, MD., 1858 |
485 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
WASHINGTON, 1858 |
486 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
CECIL COUNTY, 1858 |
486 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
GEORGETOWN, D. C. 1858 |
487 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
SUSSEX COUNTY, 1858 |
488 |
| SUNDRY ARRIVALS
IN 1859 |
491 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
RICHMOND, 1859 |
493 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
DELAWARE, 1858 |
495 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
RICHMOND, 1859 |
497 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND, 1859 |
499 |
| SUNDRY ARRIVALS,
1859 |
500 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND, 1859 |
502 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
DELAWARE, 1859 |
502 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
VIRGINIA, 1859 |
503 |
| SUNDRY ARRIVALS
FROM MARYLAND, 1859 |
504 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
RICHMOND, 1859 |
506 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND |
507 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, AND THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA |
508 |
| SUNDRY ARRIVALS
FROM MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA |
509 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
SEAFORD, MD., 1859 |
511 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
TAPS NECK, MD., 1859 |
511 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND, 1859 |
512 |
| SUNDRY ARRIVALS
FROM VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND DELAWARE |
514 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
DIFFERENT POINTS |
516 |
| SUNDRY ARRIVALS
FROM MARYLAND, 1860 |
519 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
VIRGINIA, 1860 |
521 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
BALTIMORE, 1860 |
523 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND |
524 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
FREDERICKSBURG, 1860 |
525 |
| SUNDRY ARRIVALS
FROM MARYLAND, 1860 |
526 |
| CROSSING THE BAY
IN A BATTEAU |
528 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
DORCHESTER COUNTY, 1860 |
530 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND, 1860 |
532 |
| TWELVE MONTHS IN
THE WOODS, 1860 |
532 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
MARYLAND |
533 |
| A SLAVE CATCHER
CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP |
534 |
| TO WHOM IT MIGHT
CONCERN |
535 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
RICHMOND, 1858 |
536 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
RICHMOND, 1859 |
539 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
RICHMOND |
541 |
| "AUNT HANNAH
MOORE." |
547 |
| KIDNAPPING OF
RACHEL AND ELIZABETH PARKER - MURDER OF
JOSEPH C. MILLER, IN 1851 AND 1852 |
551 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
VIRGINIA, 1854 |
555 |
| ARRIVAL FROM
NORFOLK |
558 |
| ARRIVAL OF
FIFTEEN FROM NORFOLK, VIRGINIA |
559 |
| THE CASE OF
EUPHEMIA WILLIAMS |
566 |
| HELPERS AND
SYMPATHIZERS AT HOME AND ABROAD -
INTERESTING LETTERS |
584 |
| PAMPHLET AND
LETTERS |
584 |
| LETTERS TO THE
WRITER |
603 |
| WOMAN ESCAPING
IN A BOX, 1857 |
608 |
| ORGANIZATION OF
THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE |
610 |
| PORTRAITS AND
SKETCHES |
613 |
|
ESTHER MOORE - FINISHED 2/26/2016 |
613 |
|
ABIGAIL GOODWIN
- NOT STARTED |
617 |
|
THOMAS GARRETT
- PARTIALLY FINISHED -
2/26/2016 |
623 |
| DANIEL GIBBONS |
642 |
| LUCRETIA MOTT |
649 |
| JAMES MILLER
McKIM |
654 |
| |
|
| |
|
| |
|
| |
|
| WILLIAM H.
FURNESS, D. D. |
659 |
| WILLIAM LLOYD
GARRISON |
665 |
| LEWIS TAPPAN |
680 |
| ELIJAH F.
PENNYPACKER |
688 |
| WILLIAM WRIGHT |
691 |
| DR. BARTHOLOMEW
FUSSELL |
695 |
| THOMAS SHIPLEY |
698 |
| ROBERT PURVIS |
711 |
| JOHN HUNN |
712 |
| SAMUEL RHOADS |
719 |
| GEORGE CORSON |
721 |
| CHARLES D.
CLEVELAND |
723 |
| WILLIAM WHIPPER |
735 |
| ISAAC T. HOPPER |
740 |
| SAMUEL D.
BURRIS |
746 |
| MARIANN,
GRACE ANNA, AND ELIZABETH R. LEWIS |
748 |
| CUNNINGHAM'S
RACHE |
753 |
| FRANCES ELLEN
WATKINS HARPER |
755 |
|
INDEX |
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