Beneath the Underground: The Flight to Freedom. Icons used in advertisements for runaway slaves by the Planter's Advocate (P.G. Co., ca. 1850s)
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    Nottingham, District 4, Prince George's County
    Simon J. Martenet, Martenet's Atlas of Maryland, 1861, Library of Congress, MSA SC 1213-1-118

    Simon J. Martenet, Martenet's Atlas of Maryland, 1861, Library of Congress, MSA SC 1213-1-118
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    Gurley, T. Thompson, R. Thompson, R. Mc Cubbin, Dr. Ridgeway, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Jones Stamp, J. T. Turton, J. E. Plaler, E. Humphrey, Robert Calvert, Maj. Gray, Mrs. Temperana Hall Rollins, Mrs. Turton, Dr. Baden, J. R. Bell, Mrs. T. Quinn, William Weems, Capt. Blacksmith Shop Wind Mill Store & Post Office J. T. Stamp & Son Patuxent River Hotel