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Tags: A. Stapleton, Abolition, Abolitionism, Abolitionists, Abraham Lincoln, Adelia H. Wilmot Gutzler, Adelia Wilmot, Adelia Wilmot Gutzler, Agriculturalists, Ague, Albert B. Steele, Albrights, Alderson Brothers, Alfred Parsons, Alonzo Cook, Alsace, Alvin W. Knaak, American Civil War, American Civil War Battle of Old Lake Louisiana, American Civil War Union Army Enrolling Officer, Amos Flint, Amos Wilmot, Andrew Jackson, Andrew Meier, Andrew Meler, Andrew S. Wells, Anesthetics, Anna L. Hoffman, Anna L. Hoffman Gutzler, Anna Lydia Gutzler, Anna Lydia Gutzler Himmel, Anthony Sullivan, Anti-Slavery, Anti-Slavery Activities, Antiwar Sentiment, Apple Parings, Argonne Forest France, Arthur J. Ender, Asahel Talcott, Asahel Wilmot, Auburn Hair, Aztec Club, b.F. 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Fritsch, James Hamilton, James Mooney, James O'Connor, Jane McCartney, Janesville Wisconsin, Jasper Ott, Jennie C. McCulloch, Jennie C. McCulloch Vail, Jennings, Jerusha Rosina Cadwell, Jess Wilmot, Jesse Wilmot, Job Galloway, John A. Mills, John Alderson, John Cochran, John Dwight, John Easton, John Forke, John Gridley, John Halsey, John Hettinger, John J. Welch, John Jacob Escher, John Jacob Ott, John Jacob Ott Jr., John Jacob Ott Sr., John King, John Kinzie, John Kinzie Clark, John Matthews, John Millen, John Peterman, John Streicher, John Stryker, John T. 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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: Abolitionism, American Civil War, Anderson's Corner, Andrew Jackson, Antes' Corner, Anti-Slavery Activities, Bayliss, Bert Easton, Black Slave Narratives, Canada, Chicago Historical Society, Chicago Historical Society Research and Access Department, Chicago Illinois, Christian Antes, Cindy Wargo, Clifford Huffmaster, Corduroy Bridges, Deerfield Grammar School, Deerfield Grammar School Principal, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Public Library, Deerfield School District #109, Deerfield World War I Service Flag, Des Plaines River, Dorsey, Feldstein, Flat Boats, Highland Park Illinois, History of Deerfield, Illinois Centennial Celebration, John Ott, John Ott Family History, Kentucky, Lake County Illinois, Lake Michigan, Lillian Antes, Local History, Log Cabins, Lorenz Ott, Lyman Wilmot, Marie Ward Reichelt, Mississippi, Mr. Lidgerwood, Mr. Reay, Native American Reservations, Native Americans, Ohio River, Once a Slave, Orman Rockenbach, Past and Present Lake County, Portrait and Biographical Album of Lake County, Prairie Schooners, Samuel Ott, Still's Underground Rail Road Records, Syracuse New York, The Underground Railroad in Illinois, The Underground Railroad: Northeastern Illinois and Southeastern Wisconsin, This Land of Lakes and Rivers, Underground Railroad, William Still, Wisconsin, World War I

Tags: Abolitionism, Andreas, Andrew Jackson, Bayliss, Black Slave Narratives, Chicago Historical Society, Chicago Historical Society Research and Access Department, Deerfield Illinois, Dorsey, Fax Cover Sheet, Feldstein, History of Chicago, History of Deerfield, John Ott, John Ott Family History, Lake County Illinois, Local History, Lyman Wilmot, Marie Ward Reichelt, Once a Slave, Past and Present Lake County, Portrait and Biographical Album of Lake County, Still's Underground Rail Road Records, Syracuse New York, The Underground Railroad in Illinois, The Underground Railroad: Northeastern Illinois and Southeastern Wisconsin, This Land of Lakes and Rivers, Underground Railroad, William Still