Tribute to William Lloyd Garrison by Whittier
Poem praising abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison. The verse extols truth, courage, and resistance against oppression and tyranny, urging continued speaks for the suffering nation until bondage is broken.
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William Lloyd Garrison
John Greenleaf Whittier
First Installment of Ohio Underground Railroad History
Editor Relph M Watts opens a multi part history detailing Ohio’s Civil War era Railway car networks used to aid escaped enslaved people. The piece introduces the project and links Watts background to Ohio Wesleyan education and Mechanicsburg High School coaching.
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Ohio
Relph M. Watts
Mechanicsburg
Ohio Wesleyan
Mechanicsburg Abolition Hub and Underground Railroad Network
The article details Mechanicsburg Ohio as a major abolitionist center with three main routes and multiple stations. It highlights Rev. John Rankin in Ripley and Udney Hyde in Mechanicsburg guiding hundreds of enslaved people toward Canada and freedom. Notable stations include Rathbun, Ware, and Cratty, with harrowing escapes, hidden basements, and vigilant conductors maintaining secrecy amid marshals and slave catchers.
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Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Friends of Slavery
South Charleston
Springfield
Urbana
Kentucky
Ohio River
Ripley
Underground Railroad
John Rankin
United States
Harriet Beecher
Stowe
Rankin
Udney Hyde
Canada
Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Jacob Pearce
Charleston
Penny
Chico River
Onlo River
McConkey
Catawba
School St
Mttle
Lev Rathbun
James Hunt
E. Sandusky St
Little Town
V. S. Magruder
Rathbun
Magruder
Rathbun Resi
Jake” Ware
Mr. Ware
Evrl
M. E. Church
Levi Coffin
David Rutan
Clinton Hunter
Coffin
Woodstock
Alexander Doty
U. S
Pearl Howard
Ware Farm
North
Lewisburg
John R. Wilson
Erastus Martin
B. Ephraham Cranston
North Lewisburg
Ott Howard
Johnnie” MacDonald
Whys Gould Didfield Rlow Jivés
Edward
Thomas Winder
Joshua Winder
Young
Winder
Abner
Aaron
Winder Brothers
Alum Creek
Delaware
Charles P. Morse
Marysville
T. and
Mr. Morse
Mr. Cratty
California
Cratty
Delaware County
Crafty
Congress
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Patton
Hillsboro
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Xenia
Washington
London
Belle Point
Suee L. Linyd
Lloyd
Africa
Mr.Hyde
Attle Village
Hdney Hyde
Rankin House
Honey Hyde