Beneath the Underground: The Flight to Freedom. Icons used in advertisements for runaway slaves by the Planter's Advocate (P.G. Co., ca. 1850s)
Resources: Interactive Maps Search:
Home
  • Beneath the Underground 
    		•
    Antebellum Maryland
  • Maryland Communities 1830-60
    		•
    Flight to Freedom
  • Circumstances of liberation
    		•
    Stories of Flight
  • Case studies 
    		•
    Interactive Maps
  • Locating the participants 
    		•
    Search our Database 
  • Collection of Records 
    		•
    Research Resources
  • Resouces for academic study 
    		•
    Grants
  • Reports and information
    		•
    Related Projects
  • Projects studying slavery 
    		•
    Links
  • Electronic resources
    		•
    Contact Us 
  • Comments or questions
    		•
    Howard County District 1
    Simon J. Martenet, Map of Howard County, 1860, Library of Congress, MSA SC 1213-1-467

    Simon J. Martenet, Map of Howard County, 1860, Library of Congress, MSA SC 1213-1-467
    Enter the place name or individual's name you wish to search for.
    Example: Smith, John


    Map Help



    This web site is presented for reference purposes under the doctrine of fair use. When this material is used, in whole or in part, proper citation and credit must be attributed to the Maryland State Archives. PLEASE NOTE: The site may contain material from other sources which may be under copyright. Rights assessment, and full originating source citation, is the responsibility of the user.

    Tell Us What You Think About the Website!

    [ Archives' Home Page ||  Maryland Manual Online  ||  Reference & Research
    ||  Search the Archives   ||  Education & Outreach  ||  Archives of Maryland Online ]

    Governor     General Assembly    Judiciary     Maryland.gov

    © Copyright June 27, 2019 Maryland State Archives

    Hazelhurst, H. Thomas, A. Brown, Rev. R. (heirs) Whipps, W. Harman, W. (wheelwright) Whipps, W. (blacksmith) Gaither, G.R. Gaither, T.H. Williams, B. Gaither, G.R. Dorsey, C. Jr. Sunderland, B. Sunderland, B. Fisher, A. Nabb, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Shipley, J. Hammond, Major C. Haynes, W. Fiedelhause, B. Schmds, H. (shoemaker) Ridgely, J. Wells, J. Connolly, M. Davis, J. France, S. France, S. Burchall, W. Wealand, D. Fowler, W. Jordan Zellman, H. Nabb, Mrs. Buckingham, M. Ellicott Baltzell, P.C. Baltzell, P.C. Gambrill, C.A. Earp, Amos Smith, A. Burnett, N. Goudy, Susan White, C.R. Hammond, Cha. Mullineaux, B.R. Ijams, J.P. Mullineaux, B.R. Alhers, K. Kyne, P. Bostick, R.B. Hanson, Cha. G Jackson, Rev. W.G. Murray, F.K. Jackson, Rev. W.G. Dobbin, G.W. Dobbin, W.B. Worthington, Mrs. Kyne, P. Harman, F.G. Adams, J.C. Plummer, W. Hagaman, C. Petticord, J. Worthington, G.Y. Dorsey, Dr. Dorsey, Dr. Hopkins, Dr. J. Hall, Dr. Jas. Shultz, B. Talbott, W.A. (heirs) Levering, T.W. Donaldson, T. Lalrobe, J.H.B. Bryan, S. (wheelwright) Newton, T. (blacksmith) Rowles, C. Phelps, J. (blacksmith and wheelwright) Rowles, J. Yewell, J.F. Hobbs, G. Weaver, J. Talbott, A. (heirs) Tyson, Jas. Dykus, J.R. Kyne, P. Plummer, W.W. Plummer, W.W. Boyer, L.H. Harman, E.G. Hartke, Jos. E. Hartke, Jos. E. (blacksmith) Hartke, Jos. E. Bell, J.S. Birkhead, J.H. Adams, Jas. C. Evans, R.H. (of Baltimore Co.) Mellman, R. Hubbell, Eb. (of Baltimore) Cooper, A. Brown, L. Love, (shoemaker) Hopkins, S. Hopkins, S. White, T. Berry, W.W. Wilson, Robert Shibley, Mrs. Krupff, Jacob Harman, Fred G. Iglehart, Richard Cook, Dr. Haines, J. Haines, J. Worthington, A. Dorsey, R. Sr. Brown, S. (heirs) Dorsey, R. Jr. Gray, Hezek Dorsey, W.B. (homestead) Brown, L. Brown, L. Lilly, R. Frost, E. Dorsey, H. (homestead) Graham, Miss. H. Dorsey, W.B. Dorsey, R. Jr. (homestead) Watkins, T. Harding Wells, N. Painter, J. Evans, R.H. Pfeiffer, J.E. Miller, G. Smallwood, C. Pfeiffer, G.E. Gerweig, C. Besler, A. Besler, F. Cooling, J.T. Peiree, M. Peiree, M. Tubman, Theodore Paran, H. Donovan, Dav. Rowles, William Hopkins, S. Ridgely, W. (of Washington) Dorsey, A (heirs) Ridgely, W. (of Washington) Cole, Jos. Hammond, Matilda Carr, L. Worthington, C.G. Stewart, C. Stewart, C. Diggs, R.H. Berry, Jerome C. Nelson, N. Berger, Rev. A.J. Penny, Henry A. Owings, Major H.H. Spedden, Major Ed. (of Baltimore) Berry, Jerome C. Deacon, William Wood, William Cronmiller, Dr. Waters, Dr. J. Dorsey, B. Morrison, W. Warfield, William Collins, Eph. Murray, Ed. Rowles, Jno. Wilson, Richard Clark, Jno. Warfield, Jno. Worthington, Dr. T. Gorman, P. Holt, B.S. Hop, William E. (wheelwright) Schroeder Wolfington Cronmiller, Dr. Blue, Joel Blue, Joel Ketlewell, J. Marriott, J. Ketlewell, J. Marriott, J. Slater, Jno. Warfield, Seth W. Welsh, Warren Warfield, S.W. Wells, Thomas W. Ketlewell, Jno. Renn Wells, R. Sr. Welsh, Amos W. Kilbourn, E.G. Moore, Mrs. Hail, Jas. Marley (heirs) Filmore Griffith, T.D. Newton, W.S. Harding, Asbury Denmead, Henry Chambers, Thomas Miles, Benjamin Miles, Thomas Miles, Thomas Richardson, W.L. Bell, Zeb. Bond, Thomas Saunders, James Penn, J. Batterill, William Ober, G. Ober, G. Cole, A. Holland, J. Simpson, T. Cissel, Sam Kennedy, W. Wheeler, G. Wheeler, G. Holland, J. Conway, R. Wade, M. White, Capt. Ward, Mrs. Owens McDade, H. White, Capt. Matthews, Jas. White, T.J. Hamilton, G.W. Harvey, L. Colineau, L.G. Latchford, G.D. Latchford, Francis Latchford, Jno. Thompson, J.C. Dorsey, N.E. Stewart and Peterson (of Philadelphia) King, William F. Harvaculter, F. Duvall, W.R. (shoemaker) Monday, Rachel Fisher, N.H. Haslup (heirs) Haslup (heirs) Haslup, C.G. Dorsey, E.N. Haslup, C.G. Harvaculter, F. Keonar, J. Marriott, Rngh. Haslup (heirs) Haslup, Lewis Pitt, W. Burgee, E. Baker, J. Waters, Dr. J. Haslup, W.S. Gardiner, Rev. J.S. Hays, Dr. Harman, Jas. Tooles, M. Griffith, R. Cook, William Griffith, R. White, Dr. F.F. Anderson, R.N. Anderson, J. King, Mrs. (of Baltimore) Bouldin, R. Rowe, T. Hays, D. Hays, D. Lewis (of Baltimore) Kermode, J. Care, R. Brickhead, J. Slemmer, Capt. L. Jess, E. Birckhead, Dr. Birckhead, Dr. Mars, Jas. Riemensnyder Hoogewerf Madden, S. Otten, H. Curtis, J. Poulton, C. Shop, Blade S.