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The author holds the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal for his contributions to black history. San Jose History Park Bookstore |
| From Slavery to Salvation; the autobiography of Rev. Thomas W. Henry of the A.M.E. Church (1872) transcribed and documented by Jean Libby in 1994, University Press of Mississippi. Second edition, 2005, Allies for Freedom. The minister was an enslaved blacksmith born in Maryland ca. 1794. In freedom (after 1827) he was an African Methodist Episcopal minister, pastor to slave workers at iron furnaces in western Maryland. This is a primary source account of their conditions, of an unknown insurrection, and the attempt by John Brown to find this elder minister in 1859 because he was a known Underground Railroad operator. Documentation, maps, photos $18 order from Amazon |
| "Midnight" was the code name for Detroit "Dawn" was the settlement across the river in Canada Table of Contents by Jacqueline L. Tobin with Hettie Jones |
| Tom Calarco is a professional writer and researcher from Schenectady, New York. This work focuses on the contributions of the Adirondack region to the Underground Railroad including operatives from Albany to New York City. McFarland Publishers 303 pp., photos, maps,notes, index hardback check Amazon for my low price of $40 |
| Learn more about John Brown's family and their ties to Underground Railroad history at the Allies for Freedom publishers website photo of Dr. Herbert Aptheker at the grave of Mary Brown on May 9, 2000 by Jean Libby |