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Sarah Bradford. The Underground Railroad Collection: Real Life Stories of the Former Slaves and Abolitionists
The Underground Railroad Collection: Real Life Stories of the Former Slaves and Abolitionists
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PREFACE TO REVISED EDITION
SETH CONCKLIN
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM REV. N.R. JOHNSTON
LETTERS FROM LEVI COFFIN
McKIERNON'S LETTER
WM. STILL'S ANSWER
THE SEPARATION
UNDERGROUND RAIL ROAD LETTERS
LETTER FROM THOMAS GARRETT (U.G.R.R. DEPOT)
LETTER FROM MISS G.A. LEWIS (U.G.R.R. DEPOT)
LETTER FROM E.L. STEVENS, ESQ
LETTER FROM S.H. GAY, ESQ., EX-EDITOR OF THE ANTI-SLAVERY STANDARD AND NEW YORK TRIBUNE
LETTER FROM JOHN H. HILL, A FUGITIVE, APPEALING IN BEHALF OF A POOR SLAVE IN PETERSBURG, VA
LETTER FROM J. BIGELOW, ESQ
LETTER FROM HAM & EGGS, SLAVE (U.G.R.R. AG'T)
LETTER FROM REV H. WILSON (U.G.R.R. AG'T)
LETTER FROM SHERIDAN FORD, IN DISTRESS
LETTER FROM E.F. PENNYPACKER (U.G.R.R. DEPOT)
LETTER FROM JOS. C. BUSTILL (U.G.R.R. DEPOT)
LETTER FROM A SLAVE SECRETED IN RICHMOND
LETTER FROM G.S. NELSON (U.G.R.R. DEPOT)
LETTER FROM JOHN THOMPSON
LETTER FROM JOHN THOMPSON, A FUGITIVE, TO HIS MOTHER
LETTER FROM "WM. PENN" (OF THE BAR)
LETTER FROM MISS THEODOCIA GILBERT
WILLIAM PEEL, ALIAS WILLIAM BOX PEEL JONES. ARRIVED PER ERRICSON LINE OF STEAMERS, WRAPPED IN STRAW AND BOXED UP, APRIL, 1859
DEATH OF ROMULUS HALL — NEW NAME GEORGE WEEMS
JAMES MERCER, WM. H. GILLIAM, AND JOHN CLAYTON. STOWED AWAY IN A HOT BERTH
LETTER FROM MRS. L.E. WHITE
LETTER FROM WILLIAM HENRY GILLIAM
JAMES MERCER'S LETTER
JOHN H. HILL'S LETTER
CLARISSA DAVIS. ARRIVED DRESSED IN MALE ATTIRE
ANTHONY BLOW, ALIAS HENRY LEVISON. SECRETED TEN MONTHS BEFORE STARTING — EIGHT DAYS STOWED AWAY ON A STEAMER BOUND FOR PHILADELPHIA
PERRY JOHNSON, OF ELKTON, MARYLAND. EYE KNOCKED OUT, ETC
ISAAC FORMAN, WILLIAM DAVIS, AND WILLIS REDICK. HEARTS FULL OF JOY FOR FREEDOM — VERY ANXIOUS FOR WIVES IN SLAVERY
EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM ISAAC FORMAN
SECOND LETTER
WILLIS REDICK
WILLIAM DAVIS
JOSEPH HENRY CAMP. THE AUCTION BLOCK IS DEFEATED AND A SLAVE TRADER LOSES FOURTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
SHERIDAN FORD. SECRETED IN THE WOODS — ESCAPES IN A STEAMER
JOSEPH KNEELAND, ALIAS JOSEPH HULSON
EX-PRESIDENT TYLER'S HOUSEHOLD LOSES AN ARISTOCRATIC "ARTICLE"
EDWARD MORGAN, HENRY JOHNSON, JAMES AND STEPHEN BUTLER
FROM THE UNDERGROUND RAIL ROAD RECORDS
HENRY PREDO. BROKE JAIL, JUMPED OUT OF THE WINDOW AND MADE HIS ESCAPE
DANIEL HUGHES
THOMAS ELLIOTT
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 $1500 IN NORTH CAROLINA MONEY
GEORGE SOLOMON, DANIEL NEALL, BENJAMIN R. FLETCHER AND MARIA DORSEY
HENRY BOX BROWN. ARRIVED BY ADAMS' EXPRESS
THE DELIVERER OF BOX BROWN — MEETING OF THE COLORED CITIZENS OF PHILADELPHIA
TRIAL OF THE EMANCIPATORS OF COL. J.H. WHEELER'S SLAVES, JANE JOHNSON AND HER TWO LITTLE BOYS
LETTER COPIED FROM THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
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
SAMUEL PATTISON'S LETTER
INTERESTING LETTER FROM ISRAEL
LETTER FROM JOHN AUGUSTA
LETTER FROM MISS G. LEWIS ABOUT A PORTION OF THE SAME "MEMORABLE TWENTY-EIGHT"
A SLAVE GIRL'S NARRATIVE. CORDELIA LONEY, SLAVE OF MRS. JOSEPH CAHELL (WIDOW OF THE LATE HON. JOSEPH CAHELL, OF VA.), OF FREDERICKSBURG, VA. — CORDELIA'S ESCAPE FROM HER MISTRESS IN PHILADELPHIA
ARRIVAL OF JACKSON, ISAAC AND EDMONDSON TURNER FROM PETERSBURG. TOUCHING SCENE ON MEETING THEIR OLD BLIND FATHER AT THE U.G.R.R. DEPOT
LETTERS AND WARNING TO SLAVEHOLDERS
A WARNING TO SLAVE-HOLDERS
ROBERT BROWN, ALIAS THOMAS JONES. CROSSING THE RIVER ON HORSEBACK IN THE NIGHT
ANTHONY LONEY, ALIAS WILLIAM ARMSTEAD
CORNELIUS SCOTT
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, ALIAS JOHN WILLIAMS
BARNABY GRIGBY, ALIAS JOHN BOYER, AND MARY ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE; FRANK WANZER, ALIAS ROBERT SCOTT; EMILY FOSTER, ALIAS ANN WOOD (TWO OTHERS WHO STARTED WITH THEM WERE CAPTURED)
WILLIAM JORDON, ALIAS WILLIAM PRICE
JOSEPH GRANT AND JOHN SPEAKS. TWO PASSENGERS ON THE UNDERGROUND RAIL ROAD, VIA LIVERPOOL
WILLIAM N. TAYLOR
LOUISA BROWN
JACOB WATERS AND ALFRED GOULDEN
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, CHAS. LEE, ALIAS THOMAS BUSHIER
LETTER FROM JEFFERSON PIPKINS
SEVERAL ARRIVALS FROM DIFFERENT PLACES
ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND. JEREMIAH W. SMITH AND WIFE JULIA
EIGHT ARRIVALS: JAMES MASSEY, PERRY HENRY TRUSTY, GEORGE RHOADS, JAMES RHOADS, GEORGE WASHINGTON, SARAH ELIZABETH RHOADS AND CHILD, MARY ELIZABETH STEVENSON
CHARLES THOMPSON, CARRIER OF "THE NATIONAL AMERICAN," OFF FOR CANADA
BLOOD FLOWED FREELY. ABRAM GALLOWAY AND RICHARD EDEN, TWO PASSENGERS SECRETED IN A VESSEL LOADED WITH SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE. SHROUDS PREPARED TO PREVENT BEING SMOKED TO DEATH
JOHN PETTIFOOT
EMANUEL T. WHITE
THE ESCAPE OF A CHILD FOURTEEN MONTHS OLD
LETTER FROM "J.B."
LETTERS FROM E.L. STEVENS
ESCAPE OF A YOUNG SLAVE MOTHER. LEFT HER LITTLE BABY-BOY, LITTLE GIRL AND HUSBAND BEHIND
SAMUEL W. JOHNSON. ARRIVAL FROM THE "DAILY DISPATCH" OFFICE
LETTER FROM SAMUEL W. JOHNSON TO HIS WIFE
FAMILY FROM BALTIMORE
ELIJAH HILTON. FROM RICHMOND
SOLOMON BROWN. ARRIVED PER CITY OF RICHMOND
WILLIAM HOGG, ALIAS JOHN SMITH. TRAVELER FROM MARYLAND
TWO FEMALE PASSENGERS FROM MARYLAND
CAPTAIN F. AND THE MAYOR OF NORFOLK. TWENTY-ONE PASSENGERS SECRETED IN A BOAT. NOVEMBER, 1855
ARRIVALS FROM DIFFERENT PLACES
"FLEEING GIRL OF FIFTEEN," IN MALE ATTIRE
LETTER FROM J. BIGELOW, ESQ
SECOND LETTER FROM LAWYER BIGELOW
LETTER FROM THE MOTHER
LETTERS FROM WILLIAM PENN
FIVE YEARS AND ONE MONTH SECRETED
ESCAPE OF JOHN HENRY HILL FROM THE SLAVE AUCTION IN RICHMOND, ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1853
FIRST LETTER. ON ARRIVING IN CANADA
SECOND LETTER
THIRD LETTER
FOURTH LETTER
FIFTH LETTER
SIXTH LETTER
SEVENTH LETTER
EIGHTH LETTER
NINTH LETTER
TENTH LETTER
ELEVENTH LETTER
TWELFTH LETTER
THIRTEENTH LETTER
THE ESCAPE OF HEZEKIAH HILL (UNCLE OF JOHN HENRY HILL)
JAMES — (BROTHER OF JOHN HENRY HILL)
FROM VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND DELAWARE
ARCHER BARLOW, ALIAS EMIT ROBINS
SAMUEL BUSH, ALIAS WILLIAM OBLEBEE
JOHN SPENCER AND HIS SON WILLIAM, AND JAMES ALBERT
HETTY SCOTT ALIAS MARGARET DUNCANS AND DAUGHTER PRISCILLA
ROBERT FISHER
HANSEL WAPLES
ROSE ANNA TONNELL ALIAS MARIA HYDE
MARY ENNIS ALIAS LICIA HEMMIN
"SAM," "ISAAC," "PERRY," "CHARLES," AND "GREEN"
FROM RICHMOND AND NORFOLK, VA
WILLIAM B. WHITE, SUSAN BROOKS AND WILLIAM HENRY ATKINS. — STOWED AWAY IN THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF RICHMOND
SUSAN BROOKS
WILLIAM HENRY ATKINS
FOUR ARRIVALS
SECOND LETTER
THIRD LETTER
FROM VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, DELAWARE, NORTH CAROLINA, WASHINGTON, D.C., AND SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLES GILBERT
LIBERTY OR DEATH
SALT-WATER FUGITIVE
FULL PARTICULARS OF THE ABDUCTION, ENSLAVING AND ESCAPE OF DAVIS. ATTEMPT TO SEDUCE HIM TO SLAVERY AGAIN
COPY OF FIRST ORDER OF COMMITMENT
COPY OF DISCHARGE
COPY OF ORDER OF RE-COMMITMENT
SAMUEL GREEN ALIAS WESLEY KINNARD, AUGUST 28th, 1854. TEN YEARS IN THE PENITENTIARY FOR HAVING A COPY OF UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
AN IRISH GIRL'S DEVOTION TO FREEDOM
FIRST LETTER
SECOND LETTER
THIRD LETTER
FOURTH LETTER
"SAM" NIXON ALIAS DR. THOMAS BAYNE
LETTER FROM A. GOODWIN
SUNDRY ARRIVALS
HEAVY REWARD
SLAVE TRADER HALL IS FOILED
THE PROTECTION OF SLAVE PROPERTY IN VIRGINIA. A BILL PROVIDING ADDITIONAL PROTECTION FOR THE SLAVE PROPERTY OF CITIZENS OF THIS COMMONWEALTH
ESCAPING IN A CHEST
ISAAC WILLIAMS, HENRY BANKS, AND KIT NICKLESS. MONTHS IN A CAVE, — SHOT BY SLAVE-HUNTERS
SEPTEMBER 28, 1856. ARRIVAL OF FIVE FROM THE EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND
SUNDRY ARRIVALS, ABOUT AUGUST 1ST, 1855
DEEP FURROWS ON THE BACK. THOMAS MADDEN
"PETE MATTHEWS," ALIAS SAMUEL SPARROWS "I MIGHT AS WELL BE IN THE PENITENTIARY, &C"
"MOSES" ARRIVES WITH SIX PASSENGERS
THOMAS GARRETT'S LETTER
ESCAPED FROM "A WORTHLESS SOT" JOHN ATKINSON
WILLIAM BUTCHER, ALIAS WILLIAM T. MITCHELL "HE WAS ABUSEFUL"
"WHITE ENOUGH TO PASS"
ESCAPING WITH MASTER'S CARRIAGES AND HORSES. HARRIET SHEPHARD, AND HER FIVE CHILDREN, WITH FIVE OTHER PASSENGERS
EIGHT AND A HALF MONTHS SECRETED. WASHINGTON SOMLOR, ALIAS JAMES MOORE
ARTHUR FOWLER, ALIAS BENJAMIN JOHNSON
SUNDRY ARRIVALS
JAMES CRUMMILL, SAMUAL and TOLBERT JONES and HENRY HOWARD
SUNDRY ARRIVALS ABOUT JANUARY FIRST, 1855
VERENEA MERCER
SLAVE-HOLDER IN MARYLAND WITH THREE COLORED WIVES. JAMES GRIFFIN ALIAS THOMAS BROWN
CAPTAIN F. ARRIVES WITH NINE PASSENGERS
NAMES OF PASSENGERS
OWEN AND OTHO TAYLOR'S FLIGHT WITH HORSES, ETC. THREE BROTHERS, TWO OF THEM WITH WIVES AND CHILDREN
HEAVY REWARD
CAPTAIN F. ARRIVES WITH FOURTEEN "PRIME ARTICLES" ON BOARD
NAMES OF THE "ARTICLES."
SUNDRY ARRIVALS — LATTER PART OF DECEMBER, 1855, AND BEGINNING OF JANUARY, 1856
PART OF THE ARRIVALS IN DECEMBER, 1855
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE BILL OF 1850 "AN ACT RESPECTING FUGITIVES FROM JUSTICE, AND PERSONS ESCAPING FROM THE SERVICE OF THEIR MASTERS"
THE SLAVE-HUNTING TRAGEDY IN LANCASTER COUNTY, IN SEPTEMBER, 1851 "TREASON AT CHRISTIANA"
THE LAW OF TREASON, AS LAID DOWN BY JUDGE KANE
COPY OF THE INDICTMENT
WILLIAM AND ELLEN CRAFT. FEMALE SLAVE IN MALE ATTIRE, FLEEING AS A PLANTER, WITH HER HUSBAND AS HER BODY SERVANT
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM WM. FARMER, ESQ., OF LONDON, TO WM. LLOYD GARRISON, JUNE 26, 1851 — "FUGITIVE SLAVES AT THE GREAT EXHIBITION."
ARRIVALS FROM RICHMOND. LEWIS COBB AND NANCY BRISTER
PASSENGERS FROM NORTH CAROLINA [BY SCHOONER]
THOMAS CLINTON, SAUNEY PRY AND BENJAMIN DUCKET. PASSED OVER THE U.G.R.R., IN THE FALL OF 1856
ARRIVALS IN APRIL, 1856
FIVE FROM GEORGETOWN CROSS ROADS. MOTHER AND CHILD FROM NORFOLK, VA., ETC
PASSENGERS FROM MARYLAND, 1857. WILLIAM HENRY MOODY, BELINDA BIVANS, ETC
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND
ARRIVAL FROM WASHINGTON, D.C., etc., 1857. GEORGE CARROLL, RANDOLPH BRANSON, JOHN CLAGART, AND WILLIAM ROYAN
ARRIVAL FROM UNIONVILLE, 1857. ISRAEL TODD, AND BAZIL ALDRIDGE
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1857. ORDEE LEE, AND RICHARD J. BOOCE
ARRIVAL FROM CAMBRIDGE, 1857
"THE MOTHER OF TWELVE CHILDREN." OLD JANE DAVIS — FLED TO ESCAPE THE AUCTION-BLOCK
BENJAMIN ROSS, AND HIS WIFE HARRIET. FLED FROM CAROLINE COUNTY, EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND, JUNE, 1857
ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1857. WILLIAM JACKSON
ARRIVAL FROM DELAWARE, 1857. JOHN WRIGHT AND WIFE, ELIZABETH ANN, AND CHARLES CONNOR
THE WIFE'S STATEMENT
ARRIVAL FROM ALEXANDRIA, 1857. OSCAR D. BALL, AND MONTGOMERY GRAHAM
THE ACTING COMMITTEE
ARRIVAL FROM UNIONVILLE, 1857. CAROLINE ALDRIDGE AND JOHN WOOD
ARRIVAL FROM NEW ORLEANS, 1857. JAMES CONNER, SHOT IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE BODY
ANOTHER SLAVE HUNT IN PHILADELPHIA
ARRIVAL FROM WASHINGTON, D.C. HARRISON CARY
ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1857. JOE ELLIS
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND. CHRISTOPHER GREEN AND WIFE, ANN MARIA, AND SON NATHAN
ARRIVAL FROM GEORGETOWN CROSS-ROADS, 1857. LEEDS WRIGHT AND ABRAM TILISON
ARRIVAL FROM ALEXANDRIA. WILLIAM TRIPLETT AND THOMAS HARPER
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND. HARRY WISE
ARRIVAL FROM NORFOLK, VA. ABRAM WOODERS
ARRIVAL FROM WASHINGTON, D.C. GEORGE JOHNSON, THOMAS AND ADAM SMITH
FOUR ABLE-BODIED "ARTICLES" IN ONE ARRIVAL, 1857. EDWARD, AND JOSEPH HAINES, THOMAS HARRIS, AND JAMES SHELDON
ARRIVAL FROM ARLINGTON, MD. 1857. JOHN ALEXANDER BUTLER, WILLIAM HENRY HIPKINS, JOHN HENRY MOORE AND GEORGE HILL
FIVE PASSENGERS, 1857. ELIZA JANE JOHNSON, HARRIET STEWART, AND HER DAUGHTER MARY ELIZA, WILLIAM COLE, AND HANSON HALL
ARRIVAL FROM HOWARD CO., MD., 1857. BILL COLE AND HANSON
ARRIVAL FROM PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD "JIM BELLE"
ARRIVAL FROM RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, 1857. PASCAL QUANTENCE
ARRIVAL FROM NORTH CAROLINA, 1857. HARRY GRIMES, GEORGE UPSHER, AND EDWARD LEWIS
EDWARD LEWIS
ALFRED HOLLON, GEORGE AND CHARLES N. RODGERS
ARRIVAL FROM KENT COUNTY, 1857. SAMUEL BENTON, JOHN ALEXANDER, JAMES HENRY, AND SAMUEL TURNER
ARRIVAL FROM BALTIMORE COUNTY, 1857. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS
MARY COOPER AND MOSES ARMSTEAD, 1857
ARRIVAL FROM NEAR WASHINGTON, D.C. JOHN JOHNSON AND LAWRENCE THORNTON
HON. L. McLANE'S PROPERTY, SOON AFTER HIS DEATH, TRAVELS viâ THE UNDERGROUND RAIL ROAD. — WILLIAM KNIGHT, ESQ., LOSES A SUPERIOR "ARTICLE" JIM SCOTT, TOM PENNINGTON, SAM SCOTT, BILL SCOTT, ABE BACON, AND JACK WELLS
ARRIVAL FROM HARFORD CO., 1857. JOHN MYERS
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1857. WILLIAM LEE, SUSAN JANE BOILE AND AMARIAN LUCRETIA RISTER
ARRIVAL FROM NORFOLK, VA. 1857. WILLIAM CARNEY AND ANDREW ALLEN
ARRIVAL FROM HOOPESVILLE, MD., 1857. JAMES CAIN, "GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON," AND ANNA PERRY
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1858. GEORGE RUSSELL AND JAMES HENRY THOMPSON
ARRIVAL FROM QUEEN ANN COUNTY, 1858. CATHARINE JONES AND SON HENRY, ETNA ELIZABETH DAUPHUS, AND GEORGE NELSON WASHINGTON
ARRIVAL FROM BALTIMORE. ELIJAH BISHOP AND WILLIAM WILLIAMSON
ARRIVAL FROM DUNWOODY COUNTY, 1858. DARIUS HARRIS
ARRIVED FROM ALEXANDRIA, VA., 1857. TOWNSEND DERRIX
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1858. EDWARD CARROLL
ARRIVAL FROM PETERSBURG, 1858. JAMES MASON
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND. ROBERT CARR
ARRIVAL OF A PARTY OF SIX, 1858. PLYMOUTH CANNON, HORATIO WILKINSON, LEMUEL MITCHELL, JOSIAH MITCHELL, GEORGE HENRY BALLARD, AND JOHN MITCHELL
ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1858. EBENEZER ALLISON
ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1858. JOHN THOMPSON CARR, ANN MOUNTAIN AND CHILD, AND WILLIAM BOWLER
ARRIVAL FROM BALTIMORE, 1858. ROBERTA TAYLOR
ARRIVAL FROM HIGHTSTOWN, 1858. ROBERT THOMPSON (A PREACHER)
ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1858. ALFRED S. THORNTON
ARRIVAL FROM BELLEAIR. JULIUS SMITH, WIFE MARY, AND BOY JAMES, HENRY AND EDWARD SMITH, AND JACK CHRISTY
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1858. JOHN WESLEY COMBASH, JACOB TAYLOR, AND THOMAS EDWARD SKINNER
ARRIVAL FROM NEW MARKET, 1858. ELIJAH SHAW
ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1858. MARY FRANCES MELVIN, ELIZA HENDERSON, AND NANCY GRANTHAM
ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1858. ORLANDO J. HUNT
ARRIVAL FROM NORFOLK, VA., 1858. WILLIAM MACKEY
ARRIVAL FROM NEAR BALTIMORE, 1858. HENRY TUCKER
ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1858. PETER NELSON. (RESEMBLED AN IRISHMAN)
ARRIVAL FROM WASHINGTON, 1858. MARY JONES AND SUSAN BELL
ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1858. WILLIAM CARPENTER
ARRIVAL FROM THE OLD DOMINION. NINE VERY FINE "ARTICLES." LEW JONES, OSCAR PAYNE, MOSE WOOD, DAVE DIGGS, JACK, HEN, AND BILL DADE, AND JOE BALL
ARRIVAL FROM DELAWARE, 1858. GEORGE LAWS AND COMRADE — TIED AND HOISTED WITH BLOCK AND TACKLE, TO BE COWHIDED
ARRIVAL FROM DELAWARE, 1858. JOHN WEEMS, ALIAS JACK HERRING
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1858. RUTH HARPER, GEORGE ROBINSON, PRISCILLA GARDENER, AND JOSHUA JOHN ANDERSON
ARRIVAL FROM NORTH CAROLINA AND DELAWARE "DICK BEESLY",MURRAY YOUNG AND CHARLES ANDREW BOLDEN
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND. JOHN JANNEY, TALBOT JOHNSON, SAM GROSS, PETER GROSS, JAMES HENRY JACKSON, AND SAM SMITH
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND. BIRTH-DAY PRESENT FROM THOMAS GARRETT
SECOND LETTER FROM THOMAS GARRETT
ARRIVAL FROM THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 1858. REBECCA JACKSON AND DAUGHTER, AND ROBERT SHORTER
ARRIVAL FROM HONEY BROOK TOWNSHIP, 1858. FRANK CAMPBELL
ARRIVAL FROM ALEXANDRIA, VA., 1858. RICHARD BAYNE, CARTER DOWLING AND BENJAMIN TAYLOR
ARRIVAL FROM THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT. HANSON WILLIAMS, NACE SHAW, GUSTA YOUNG, AND DANIEL M'NORTON SMITH
CROSSING THE BAY IN A SKIFF. WILLIAM THOMAS COPE, JOHN BOICE GREY, HENRY BOICE AND ISAAC WHITE
ARRIVAL FROM KENT COUNTY, MD., 1858. ASBURY IRWIN, EPHRAIM ENNIS, AND LYDIA ANN JOHNS
ARRIVAL FROM WASHINGTON, 1858. JOSEPHINE ROBINSON
ARRIVAL FROM CECIL COUNTY, 1858. ROBERT JOHNS AND HIS WIFE "SUE ANN"
ARRIVAL FROM GEORGETOWN, D.C., 1858. PERRY CLEXTON, JIM BANKS AND CHARLES NOLE
ARRIVAL FROM SUSSEX COUNTY, 1858. JACOB BLOCKSON, GEORGE ALLIGOOD, JIM ALLIGOOD, AND GEORGE LEWIS
SUNDRY ARRIVALS IN 1859. SARAH ANN MILLS, Boonsborough; CAROLINE GASSWAY, Mt. Airy; LEVIN HOLDEN, Laurel; WILLIAM JAMES CONNER, with his wife, child, and four brothers; JAMES LAZARUS, Delaware; RICHARD WILLIAMS, Richmond, Virginia; SYDNEY HOPKINS and HENRY WHEELER, Havre de Grace
ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1859. CORNELIUS HENRY JOHNSON. FACE CANADA-WARD FOR YEARS
ARRIVAL FROM DELAWARE, 1858. THEOPHILUS COLLINS, ANDREW JACKSON BOYCE, HANDY BURTON AND ROBERT JACKSON. A DESPERATE, BLOODY STRUGGLE — GUN, KNIFE AND FIRE SHOVEL, USED BY AN INFURIATED MASTER
ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1859. STEPNEY BROWN
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1859. JIM KELL, CHARLES HEATH, WILLIAM CARLISLE, CHARLES RINGGOLD, THOMAS MAXWELL, AND SAMUEL SMITH
SUNDRY ARRIVALS, 1859. JOHN EDWARD LEE, JOHN HILLIS, CHARLES ROSS, JAMES RYAN, WILLIAM JOHNSTON, EDWARD WOOD, CORNELIUS FULLER AND HIS WIFE HARRIET, JOHN PINKET, ANSAL CANNON, AND JAMES BROWN
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1859. JAMES BROWN
ARRIVAL FROM DELAWARE, 1859. EDWARD, JOHN, AND CHARLES HALL
ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1859. JAMES TAYLOR, ALBERT GROSS, AND JOHN GRINAGE
SUNDRY ARRIVALS FROM MARYLAND (1859) AND OTHER PLACES. JAMES ANDY WILKINS, and wife LUCINDA, with their little boy, CHARLES, CHARLES HENRY GROSS, A WOMAN with her TWO CHILDREN — one in her arms — JOHN BROWN, JOHN ROACH, and wife LAMBY, and HENRY SMALLWOOD
ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1859. HENRY JONES AND TURNER FOSTER
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND. TWO YOUNG MOTHERS, EACH WITH BABES IN THEIR ARMS — ANNA ELIZABETH YOUNG AND SARAH JANE BELL — WHIPPED TILL THE BLOOD FLOWED
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. JOHN WESLEY SMITH, ROBERT MURRAY, SUSAN STEWART, AND JOSEPHINE SMITH
SUNDRY ARRIVALS FROM MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA. HENRY FIELDS, CHARLES RINGGOLD, WILLIAM RINGGOLD, ISAAC NEWTON AND JOSEPH THOMAS
ARRIVAL FROM SEAFORD, 1859. ROBERT BELL AND TWO OTHERS
ARRIVAL FROM TAPPS' NECK, MD., 1859. LEWIS WILSON, JOHN WATERS, ALFRED EDWARDS AND WILLIAM QUINN
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1859. ANN MARIA JACKSON AND HER SEVEN CHILDREN — MARY ANN, WILLIAM HENRY, FRANCES SABRINA, WILHELMINA, JOHN EDWIN, EBENEZER THOMAS, AND WILLIAM ALBERT
SUNDRY ARRIVALS FROM VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND DELAWARE. LEWIS LEE, ENOCH DAVIS, JOHN BROWN, THOMAS EDWARD DIXON, AND WILLIAM OLIVER
ARRIVAL FROM DIFFERENT POINTS. JACOB BROWN, JAMES HARRIS, BENJAMIN PINEY, JOHN SMITH, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM HUGHES, WESLEY WILLIAMS, ROSANNA JOHNSON, JOHN SMALLWOOD, AND HENRY TOWNSEND
SUNDRY ARRIVALS FROM MARYLAND, 1860. WILLIAM CHION AND HIS WIFE, EMMA, EVAN GRAFF, AND FOUR OTHERS
ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1860. JENNY BUCHANAN. A KIND MASTER; JENNY CHASTISED ONE OF HIS SONS FOR AN INSULT, AND AS A PUNISHMENT SHE WAS SOLD — SEIZED FOR DEBT — SOLD A SECOND TIME
ARRIVAL FROM BALTIMORE, 1860. WILLIAM BROWN, AND JAMES HENSON
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND. PHILIP STANTON, RANDOLPH NICHOLS, AND THOMAS DOUGLASS
ARRIVAL FROM FREDERICKSBURG, 1860. HENRY TUDLE AND WIFE, MARY WILLIAMS
SUNDRY ARRIVALS FROM MARYLAND, 1860. SAM ARCHER, LEWIS PECK, DAVID EDWARDS, EDWARD CASTING, JOE HENRY, GEORGE AND ALBERT WHITE, JOSEPH C. JOHNSON, DAVID SNIVELY, AND HENRY DUNMORE
CROSSING THE BAY IN A BATTEAU. SHARP CONTEST WITH PURSUERS ON WATER. FUGITIVES VICTORIOUS
ARRIVAL FROM DORCHESTER CO., 1860. HARRIET TUBMAN'S LAST "TRIP" TO MARYLAND
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1860. JERRY MILLS, AND WIFE, DIANA, SON, CORNELIUS, AND TWO DAUGHTERS, MARGARET, AND SUSAN
TWELVE MONTHS IN THE WOODS, 1860. HENRY COTTON
ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND. WILLIAM PIERCE
A SLAVE CATCHER CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP. GEORGE F. ALBERTI PERSONATED BY A MEMBER OF THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE — A LADY FRIGHTENED BY A PLACARD
ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1858. HENRY LANGHORN alias WM. SCOTT
ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1859
ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND. JOHN WILLIAM DUNGY. — BROUGHT A PASS FROM EX. GOV. GREGORY
"AUNT HANNAH MOORE"
KIDNAPPING OF RACHEL AND ELIZABETH PARKER — MURDER OF JOSEPH C. MILLER IN 1851 AND 1852
ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1854. TUCKER WHITE
ARRIVAL FROM NORFOLK. MARY MILLBURN, alias LOUISA F. JONES, ESCAPED IN MALE ATTIRE
ARRIVAL OF FIFTEEN FROM NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. PER SCHOONER — TWICE SEARCHED — LANDED AT LEAGUE ISLAND. ISAAC FORMAN, HENRY WILLIAMS, WILLIAM SEYMOUR, HARRIET TAYLOR, MARY BIRD, MRS. LEWEY, SARAH SAUNDERS, SOPHIA GRAY, HENRY GRAY, MARY GRAY, WINFIELD SCOTT, and three children
THE CASE OF EUPHEMIA WILLIAMS, CLAIMED AS A FUGITIVE SLAVE UNDER THE FUGITIVE SLAVE-LAW AFTER HAVING LIVED IN PENNSYLVANIA FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
THE OVERSEER IS NOW EXAMINED
From Miss MARY B. THOMAS
HELPERS AND SYMPATHIZERS AT HOME AND ABROAD — INTERESTING LETTERS
PAMPHLET, AND LETTERS. FROM MRS. ANNA H. RICHARDSON, OF NEWCASTLE, ENGLAND. TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SLAVE
LETTERS TO THE WRITER
WOMAN ESCAPING IN A BOX, 1857. SHE WAS SPEECHLESS
ORGANIZATION OF THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE. MEETING TO FORM A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
GENERAL VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
PORTRAITS AND SKETCHES
ESTHER MOORE
ABIGAIL GOODWIN
FAITHFUL WORKERS IN THE CAUSE
THOMAS GARRETT
THE TRIAL OF THE CASES, 1848
FOUR OF GOD'S POOR
FOUR FEMALES ON BOARD
DANIEL GIBBONS
LUCRETIA MOTT
JAMES MILLER McKIM
EMINENT ANTI-SLAVERY MEN
WILLIAM H. FURNESS, D.D
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON
SPEECH OF MR. BRIGHT, M.P
SPEECH OF THE DUKE OF ARGYLL
THE ADDRESS TO WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, ESQ
SPEECH OF MR. GARRISON
LEWIS TAPPAN
ELIJAH F. PENNYPACKER
STATION MASTERS ON THE ROAD
WILLIAM WRIGHT
MEMORIAL
DR. BARTHOLOMEW FUSSELL
THOMAS SHIPLEY
To the Memory of. THOMAS SHIPLEY, President of the Pennsylvania Abolition Society, Who died on the 17th of Ninth mo., 1836, a devoted Christian and Philanthropist. BY JOHN G. WHITTIER
ROBERT PURVIS
JOHN HUNN
THE CASE OF MOLLY, A SLAVE, BELONGING TO R — — B — — , OF SMYRNA, DELAWARE. BY JOHN HUNN, ENGINEER OF THE UNDERGROUND RAIL ROAD
AN ACCOUNT OF THE ESCAPE FROM SLAVERY OF SAMUEL HAWKINS AND FAMILY, OF QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND, ON THE UNDERGROUND RAIL ROAD, IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE. BY JOHN HUNN
OFFICERS OF THE ROAD
SAMUEL RHOADS
GEORGE CORSON
CHARLES D. CLEVELAND
OUR OBJECT
WILLIAM WHIPPER
ISAAC T. HOPPER
SAMUEL D. BURRIS
MARIANN, GRACE ANNA, AND ELIZABETH R. LEWIS
EARNEST IN THE CAUSE
CUNNINGHAM'S RACHE
FRANCES ELLEN WATKINS HARPER
CHRISTIANITY
LETTER TO JOHN BROWN'S WIFE
TO THE UNION SAVERS OF CLEVELAND
FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT
PRIVATE LECTURES TO FREEDWOMEN
A LECTURE
Harriet: The Moses of Her People
PREFACE
Letter from Mr. Oliver Johnson for the second edition:
HARRIET, THE MOSES OF HER PEOPLE
SOME ADDITIONAL INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF "HARRIET"
APPENDIX
FUGITIVE SLAVE RESCUE IN TROY
Life-Work Labors and Experiences of Laura S. Haviland
PREFACE
CHAPTER I. EARLY LIFE
EARLY IMPRESSIONS OF SLAVERY AND RELIGION
RELIGIOUS IMPRESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
ANTI-SLAVERY WORK
CHAPTER II. BEREAVEMENTS
MARRIAGE OF TWO CHILDREN
CHAPTER III. ANTI-SLAVERY EXPERIENCES
SECOND EFFORT TO RETAKE THE HAMILTON FAMILY
DEATH OF THE CHESTERS
CHAPTER IV. AN OHIO SCHOOL-TEACHER
CHAPTER V. THE UNDERGROUND RAILWAY
CHAPTER VI. FUGITIVE SLAVES ASSISTED
CHAPTER VII. CHRISTIAN AND EDUCATIONAL WORK
CHAPTER VIII. FUGITIVES IN CANADA
CHAPTER IX. RESCUE OF SLAVES
CHAPTER X. HOSPITAL WORK
CHAPTER XI. SANITARY WORK
CHAPTER XII. MISSION WORK IN NEW ORLEANS
CHAPTER XIII. FREEDMEN'S AID COMMISSION
CHAPTER XIV. HOME MISSION WORK
CHAPTER XV. EXPERIENCES AMONG FREEDMEN
CHAPTER XVI "STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL"
CHAPTER XVII. CHRISTIAN LABOR AND RESULTS
CHAPTER XVIII. PRESENT CONDITION OF THE FREEDMEN
CHAPTER XIX. PROSPECTS OF THE FREEDMEN
THEOLOGICAL SCHOOLS
MEDICAL COLLEGE
