Authors: Betty DeRamus
Hall, John “Daddy,”
Hall, William
Hallam, Mabel
Hardinsburg, Kentucky
Harper, Frances Ellen
Harper’s Ferry raid
Harper’s Weekly
illustration
Harris, Clayburn
Harris, Lavenia
Harris, Sarah
Harris, William J.
Harrison, William Henry
Hayden, Harriet
Hayden, Lewis
Helper, Hinton,
The Impending Crisis of the South: How to Meet It
Henrico County, Virginia
Henson, Reverend Josiah
Hill, Joseph
Hillyer, Elisha
Hired-out slaves
Hitchcock, George B.
Hobart, Henry
Holiday, Billie
Holladay, Edward
Holland
Hooker, Joe
Hope
(steamship)
Hopedale community, Mendon, Massachusetts
Horton, George Moses
Houghton, Michigan
Howard, Mrs. Rachel
Hudson, Blaine
Hudson, William, Jr.
Hughes, Cathy L.
Hughes, Willis
Hull, William
Hunt, Bynum
Huron County, Ohio
Hussey, Erastus
Illinois
Incest
Indentured servitude
Indiana
Indians
International Sweethearts of Rhythm
Interracial couples
Iowa
Jackson, Celia
Jackson, Emily Jane Mason
Jackson, Henry
Jackson, Marguerite Berry
Jackson, Nancy A. Newport
Jackson, Olive Prutt
Jackson, Sanford
Jackson, Virginia
Jamestown, Virginia
Jasper, Reverend John
Jeffersonville, Indiana
Jeffrey, Asa
Jennings, William
Jeter, Mildred
Jim Crow laws
Johns, Armistead
Johnson, Octave
Johnson, Samuel
Johnston, Reverend R. N.
Jones, George
Jones, Grace
Jones, John Walter
Jones, Laurence
Jones, William Peel
Kansas
Kendricks, Joseph
Kenny, Richard and Sarah
Kent County, Ontario
Kentucky
Keokuk, Iowa
Kiles, Huldah Green
Kincaid
King, Dr. Martin Luther, Jr.
King, Reverend William
King, William R.
Knight, John
Kricher, John
Ku Klux Klan
Labor:
LaBrew, Arthur
Lacey, Manuel
Lambert, William
Langdon, Jervis
Larned, General Charles
Lawnside, New Jersey
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights
Leesburg, Virginia
Legal rights of blacks
Legett, Lucinda
Lenox, Cornelius Leonard
Lett, Jemima
Lett, Samuel Delaney
Lexington, Kentucky
Liberator
Liberia
Lightfoot, Madison
Lightfoot, Tabitha
Lincoln, Abraham
Liquor
Lisle, Reverend George
Literacy
Little, Eliza
Little, John
Lloyd, John
Loguen, Jermain and Caroline
London
Long Island, New York
Long Island Rail Road
Longtown, Ohio
Look
magazine
Loring, Ellis Gray
Louisiana
Louisville, Kentucky
Louisville Public Defender
Loving, Richard
Lucas, Marion
A History of Blacks in Kentucky
Luke Mary Johnson
Lynchings
Mackinac County, Michigan
Macon, Georgia
Macon Telegraph and Messenger, The
Madison, Indiana
Madison, Ohio
Magnaghi, Dr. Russell
Maine
Manley, Abraham
Maritimes
Marmaduke, Vincent
Marquette, Michigan
Marriage
Martindale, John
Mary Jane
Maryland
Mason, Madison
Mason, Stevens T.
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society
Massachusetts Constitution
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Maxson, William
May, Samuel J.
McBride, B.
McIntosh, Nelly
McKiernan, Bernard
McKnight, Virgil
McRae, Norman
Mecosta County, Michigan
Medford, New Jersey
Memphis
Mexico
Michigan
Milam, J. W. “Big,”
Millard, Clarissa
Millard, Lucy E.
Millard, Solomon Nelson Miller, John
Mills, John W.
Mining Minnesota
Miro, Esteban Rodriguez
Miscarriage
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Mississippi State Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
Missouri
Missouri River
Mixed marriage
Monroe, Reverend William
Moore, Alexander D.
Moore, Benjamin
Moore, William P.
Mormons
Morris, James Addison
Mott, Lucretia
Mulattos
Murphy, Calvin
Music
Names, slave
Natchez
National Era
National Federation of Afro-American Women
National Slavery Standard
Nauvoo, Illinois
Negro National League Newark (Niagara-on-the-Lake), Ontario
Newark Daily Mercury
Newark Eagles
New Brunswick
Newby, Dangerfield
Newby, Elsey
Newby, Evaline
Newby, Harriet
Newby, Henry
New Harmony, Indiana
New Jersey
New Jerusalem
New Orleans
Newsom, Robert
Newspapers.
See
Press;
specific newspapers
New York
New York Daily Times
New York Herald
Niagara Falls
Nichols, Lucy Higgs
Nisewander, Abram
Noble, James
Noll, Samuel
Norman, Grand
Norris, Clarence
North
North Buxton, Ontario
North Carolinays
North Dakota
Northerner, The
North Star
Northwest Ordinance (1787)
Northwest Territory
Occupations, black
Ohio
Ohio
(steamship)
Ohio River
Oklahoma
Oldham, Talbot
Oldham, William
O’Neill, Eugene
All God’s Chillun Got Wings
Ontario
Ontonagon, Michigan
Orchard Street Church, Baltimore
Oro, Ontario
Overseers
Palmer, Angeline
Palmer, Ronald
Palmer, Solomon
Palmyra, Missouri
Palmyra, New York
Parker, John
Parker, Rachel
Parker, Reverend Theodore
Passes
Patapsco River
Patrick
Peggy
Pelham, Frances
Pelham, Robert
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Society for the Abolition of Slavery
Petersburg, Virginia
Pharoah, Margaret Sash
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Anti-Slavery Office
Philadelphia Public Ledger,
Philadelphia Vigilance Committee
Pickard, Kate
The Kidnapped and the Ransomed, Being the Personal Recollections of Peter Still and
His Wife, “Vina,” after Forty Years of Slavery
Pickle farming
Piney Woods Country Life School, Mississippi
Plantations.
See also specific plantations
Plymouth, Michigan
Point du Sable, Jean Baptiste
Pointer, Kate
Pointer, Mary C. Berry
Pointer, Raymond
Point Lookout, Maryland
Polk, James
Poor whites
Portland, Maine
Portsmouth
(steamboat)
Pratt, Jim
Pratt, Juliann Berry
Press, anti-slavery.
See also specific publications
Preston, George C.
Price, Victoria
Prosser, Gabriel
Prostitutes
Provincial Freeman
Puce, Ontario
Pugh, Susan
Punch, John
Purcell, Edward
Purcell, Jonathon
Purcell, William
Purdue family
Purvis, Robert
Pyles, Barney
Pyles, Charlotta
Pyles, Harry
Pyles, Julian
Pyles, Mary Ellen
Quakers
Quebec
Queen’s Bush, Ontario
Quilts
Quincy, Illinois
Quincy, Josiah
Railroads
Raleigh Township, Ontario
Rankin, Reverend John
Rape
Refugee camps, runaway slaves at
Religion