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Tags: Chicago Historical Society, Cook Memorial Public Library, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Public Library, Diana, DuSable Museum, Fremont Genealogy Collection, Internet, Jack A. Hicks, Lake County Discovery Museum, Lake County Discovery Museum Archives, Lyman Wilmot, Mundelein Illinois, National Register of Historic Places, National Underground Railroad Group, Sally Brickman Seifert, Underground Railroad, United States Park Service, United States Park Service Resource Center, Waukegan Public Library, Waukegan Public Library Lake County Collection

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Tags: A Different Kind of Christmas, A Girl Called Boy, A Job for Jeremiah, A Lantern in the Window, A Picture Book of Harriet Tubman, A Picture Book of Sojourner Truth, A Place Called Mother Hubbard Cupboard, A Quaker Pioneer: Laura Haviland Superintendent of the Underground Railroad, A School for Pompey Walker, A Station Master on the Underground Railroad: The Life and Letters of Thomas Garrett, A Towpath to Freedom, A Woman Called Moses, A Woman's Life Work: Including Thirty Years' Service on the Underground Railroad and in the War, A Woman's Life Work: Labors and Experiences of Laura S. Haviland, A.A. 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An Account of Slavery the Underground Railroad and the Road to Freedom in New York's Southern Tier, Ann Donegan Johnson, Ann McGovern, Ann Warren Turner, Anna Elizabeth Lewis Hudlun, Anna Hudlun, Anna Louis Curtis, Anne Benjamin, Anne Lane Petry, Anne Terry White, Anthony Burns, Anthony Burns: The Defeat and Triumph of a Fugitive Slave, Arms of a Stranger, Arna Bontemps, Arno Press, Arthur Huff Fauset, Ashtabula Ohio, Atheneum, Atheneum Books for Young Readers, Aunt Harriet's Underground Railroad in Tide Sky, Aurora Historical Society, Aurora Illinois, Austin Texas, Avi, Avon Books, Ayer Company, B. 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Crowell Company, To Be a Slave, Tom Person, Toni Morrison, Toronto Canada, Trail Through DuPage County, Train for Tiger Lily, Troll Associates, Trumpet Club, Twenty-First Century Books, Two Tickets to Freedom: The True Story of Ellen and William Craft Fugitive Slaves, Tyndale House Publishers, Underground Man, Underground Railroad, Union Army African American Regiments, Union Army First South Carolina Volunteers, Union Army Indiana Volunteers 44th Regiment, United States National Park Service, United States National Park Service Underground Railroad Special Resource Study, United States Supreme Court, University of Kentucky Press, University of North Carolina Press, University Press of America, University Press of Kentucky, Up from Slavery an Autobiography, Valiant Press, Value Communications, Vidi, Viking, Virginia, Virginia Hamilton, Vivian G. Harsh, Viviian G. Harsh, Vladivostok Russia, Voices in the Night, W. McKinstry and Son, W. Tweedie, W.E.B. DuBois, Walk Together: Five Plays on Human Rights, Wanted Dead or Alive: The True Story of Harriet Tubman, Warrenville Illinois, Wesleyan University Press, West Point, Western Citizen, Westminster, Wheaton Illinois, When the Rattlesnake Sounds: A Play, Whimsie Press, Who Comes with Cannons, Who is Carrie, Wilbur Henry Siebert, Wilbur Siebert, William Craft, William H. Mitchell, William L. Andrews, William Monroe Cockrum, William S. McFeely, William Still, William Wells Brown, William X. Breyfogle, Williamsburg Household, Williamsburg Virginia, Willie McCay, Worcester Massachusetts, World War II, Young Harriet Tubman: Freedom Fighter, Young Indiana Jones and the Plantation Treasure, Zebina Eastman

Tags: African Americans, Auto-Graphics Incorporated, Deerfield Public Library, Freedmen's Inquiry Commission, Impact Online WebPac, Kendall College, Liaison: Libraries in Association Database, Library of Congress, Lost Cause Press, Louisville Kentucky, Microfiche, Ontario Canada, Pomona California, Samuel Gridley Howe, Slavery, The Refugees from Slavery in Canada West, Trinity International University, United States American Freedman's Inquiry Commission, WebPac, Webpage, Wright and Potter

Tags: 1833 Detroit Race Riot, 1851 Canadian Census, A Member of the Brethren's Church, African Canadians, Amelia M. Murray, Amherstburg Ontario Canada, Audrey Saunders Miller, Baptist Church, Canada, Canada West, Canadian Census, Canadian Tobacco Culture, Chatham Ontario Canada, Colchester Ontario Canada, Colchester Township Assessment Rolls, Detroit Michigan, Dresden Ontario Canada, Edinburgh Scotland, Ethnic Groups in Upper Canada, Fort Malden Assessment Rolls, Fort Malden National Historic Park Museum, Fort Malden Ontario Canada, Fred Coyne Hamil, Fugitive Slave Act, G. Archbold, Inquiries of an Emigrant, Irish, James Logan, Jean R. Burnet, John Howison, Joseph Pickering, Kentucky, Lake Erie, Letters from the United States Cuba and Canada, London England, London Ontario Canada, Mary O'Brien, Montreal Quebec Canada, New York, New York City New York, Niagara River, Notes of a Journey Through Canada the United States and the West Indies, Nova Scotia, Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, Queen's Bush Ontario Canada, R. Rolph, Race Riots, Sandwich Ontario Canada, Sandwich Township Census Data, Sketches of Upper Canada, Slavery, SPG Papers, St. Catharines Ontario Canada, The Canadian Cigar and Tobacco Journal, The History of the Moravian Mission Among the Indians of North America, The Imperial magazine, The Journals of Mary O'Brien, The Valley of the Lower Thames, Thomas Smith Papers, Tobacco Fields, Toronto Ontario Canada, Traite Sur la Culture du Tabac Canadien, University of Toronto, Upper Canada, Urbanism, Virginia, War of 1812, Welland Ontario Canada, Windsor Ontario Canada

Tags: Canada, Canadians, London England, McGill-Queens University Press, Montreal Canada, New Haven Connecticut, Robin W. Winks, Skokie Public Library, The Blacks in Canada: A History, Yale University Press

Tags: Abolitionism, Alfred Parsons, American Civil War, Andrew Jackson, Andrew Meier, Bartholamew Boylan, Bernard Forrest, Bridget Monahan Meehan, Cadwell Family, Cadwell School, Cadwell's Corners, Caleb Cadwell, California, California Gold Rush, Camp Douglas, Canada, Captain McCaul's Shield Guards, Carol Scarpone, Caroline Wright Whigham, Chicago Illinois, Chicago River North Branch, Clarissa Dwight Wilmot, Confederate Army, Daniel Wright, Daniel Wright Jr., Dawso, Deerfield Bicentennial Commission, Deerfield Historical Cemetery, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Postmaster, Deerfield Public Library, Deerfield Township, Deerfield Union League, Deerfield Village Stores, Dennis Lancaster, Des Plaines River, Donald F. Wrobleski, Dorsey, Doryce L. Maher, Dose, Edwin Cadwell, Erwin B. Messer, Eugene B. Payne, Franklin A. Werner, Fred Fritsch, Frederick Muhlke, Grand Army of the Republic, Greenwood Avenue, Highland Park Illinois, Hiram Cadwell, Historical Map of the Town Now Called Deerfield Illinois, History of Deerfield, Horace Lamb, Howard A. Patterson, Illinois Copperheads, Jacob Cadwell, Jacob Luther, Jacob Ott, Jacques Marquette, Jame Duffy, James Mooney, James O'Connor, Jasper Ott, Jennings, Jerusha Rosina Cadwell, Jesse Wilmot, Job Galloway, John Jacob Ott Sr., John Kinzie Clark, John Millen, John Zobus, Justice of the Peace, Knights of the Golden Circle, Lake County Board of Supervisors, Lake County Illinois, Lake County Justice of the Peace, Log Cabin, Lorenz Ott, Louis Gastfield, Ludlow, Lyman Wilmot, Madison Cadwell, Marie Ward Reichelt, Martin Luther, McIntyres and Tullys, Meath Ireland, Michael Dawson, Michael Fagan, Michael Meehan, Michael Yore, Michigan, Mississippi, Mississippi River, Native American Treaties, Native Americans, Norma Gavin, North Northfield Cemetery, O'Plain Cemetery, Patricia Stilphen Hill, Patrick Carolan, Paul Pitt, Philemon Cadwell, Philip Brand, Philip Ott, Philip Vedder, Prairie Fires, Rachel Millard, Riverwoods Illinois, Robert R. McClarren, Roderbusch, Rubie Rich Cadwell, Rubie Roselia Cadwell, Ruth Wright, Ryerson Conservation Area, Salina New York, St. Mary's of the Woods Cemetery, St. Patrick's Cemetery, Stewart, Susan Redondo, The Bicentennial Plus Three: A History of Deerfield, Thomas Mooney, Underground Railroad, Union Army, Union Army 37th Illinois Infantry Company C, Union Army 37th Illinois Infantry Company F, Union Army 45th Illinois Infantry Company I, Union Army 51st Illinois Infantry Company G, Union Army 65th Illinois Infantry Company F, Union Army Fifty-Fifth Illinois Regiment, Union Rifle Guards, United States, Vincent's Grist Mill, Virgil Wilmot, Waukegan Illinois, William H. Hoyerman, William Whigham, Wilmot School, Wiram Kennicott

Tags: Black Slave Narratives, Cindy Wargo, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Public Library, Feldstein, First Presbyterian Church, First Presbyterian Church Charter, First Presbyterian Church Library, Illinois 1860, J. Bayliss, JoAnne Harrison, John Ott, John Ott Family History, Lake County Illinois, North, Once a Slave, Past and Present Lake County, Portrait and Biographical Album of Lake County, The Underground Railroad, The Underground Railroad in Illinois, The Underground Railroad: Northeastern Illinois and Southeastern Wisconsin, This Land of Lakes and Rivers, Turner, W. Still