John Anderson was a freedom seeker who escaped to Canada.
ESSAYS: Jackson
ROLES: Abolitionist // Freedom Seeker
John Anderson was a freedom seeker who escaped to Canada.
ESSAYS: Jackson
ROLES: Abolitionist // Freedom Seeker
John Anderson (alias Phillip Nettles) was an enslaved man who escaped by boat to British Jamaica, where a local magistrate pronounced him free.
ESSAYS: Blackett
ROLES: Freedom Seeker
Henry Anthony was a freedom seeker who resettled in Florence, Massachusetts.
ESSAYS: Grover
ROLES: Freedom Seeker
Jean Antoine was an enslaved man who escaped by boat from New Orleans to Campeche, Mexico in 1835, where authorities returned him to Louisiana.
ESSAYS: Baumgartner
ROLES: Freedom Seeker
John Atkinson was a freedom seeker interviewed by abolitionist Benjamin Drew in Canada during the 1850s.
ESSAYS: Cohen // Newby-Alexander
ROLES: Freedom Seeker
Atticus was a freedom seeker whose 1837 escape by boat sparked an extradition controversy between Georgia and Maine.
ESSAYS: Baker
ROLES: Freedom Seeker
Frank Baker was one of three freedom seekers whose May 1861 escape to US lines at Fort Monroe triggered the US army’s contraband decision.
ESSAYS: Manning
ROLES: Freedom Seeker
Charles Ball was a freedom seeker whose 1837 slave narrative gained wide readership among antislavery Northerners.
ROLES: Freedom Seeker
Henry Banks was a freedom seeker who escaped from the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia in February 1853.
ESSAYS: Blackett
ROLES: Freedom Seeker
Henry Banks was a freedom seeker who escaped from Ayler’s slave pen in Richmond in 1854 and resettled in St. Catharines, Canada.
ESSAYS: Newby-Alexander
ROLES: Freedom Seeker
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