Reminiscences of Greenwich
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There were several routes of this system through New Jersey in which they were conveyed to Jersey City and on to Canada. One of these routes began at Greenwich. The fugitive came by boat from Dover and other points from the Delaware shore; boats with colored lights said to be yellow and blue were manned with watchers, and the slaves ex- changed to Greenwich boats and conveyed to the village ; they were then forwarded to Swedesboro and Mt. Holly; thence to Burlington, and on to Jersey City.
Some... of them were hidden for days in the colored set- tlement at bpringtown, while some remained for life. Some of the active workers engaged on the Greenwich line have their names recorded in history. J. R. Sheppard, Thomas B. Sheppard, Levin Bond, Ezekiel Cooper, Nathaniel Murray, Algea and Julia Stanford. Algea's and Julia's home could be seen from the shop windows, and often have we seen the aged couple in their declining years, in the cool of the 32 REMINISCENCES summer evening, enjoying the liberty they had earnestly endeavored to give to their brothers and sisters in bondage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were several routes of this system through New Jersey in which they were conveyed to Jersey City and on to Canada. One of these routes began at Greenwich. The fugitive came by boat from Dover and other points from the Delaware shore; boats with colored lights said to be yellow and blue were manned with watchers, and the slaves ex- changed to Greenwich boats and conveyed to the village ; they were then forwarded to Swedesboro and Mt. Holly; thence to Burlington, and on to Jersey City.
Some... of them were hidden for days in the colored set- tlement at bpringtown, while some remained for life. Some of the active workers engaged on the Greenwich line have their names recorded in history. J. R. Sheppard, Thomas B. Sheppard, Levin Bond, Ezekiel Cooper, Nathaniel Murray, Algea and Julia Stanford. Algea's and Julia's home could be seen from the shop windows, and often have we seen the aged couple in their declining years, in the cool of the 32 REMINISCENCES summer evening, enjoying the liberty they had earnestly endeavored to give to their brothers and sisters in bondage.
What to read after Reminiscences of Greenwich?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bessie Ayars Andrews to read onlineMoreLess
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