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Hayes Letter 1843022701, T. O. Jones to William Hayes

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Jones, T. O

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Jones writes of Underground Railroad lines in Illinois and commends Hayes for his work in helping slaves. Manuscript.
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James & Phyllis Hayes – Materials cannot be duplicated without the expressed consent of James and Phyllis Hayes except for the use of libraries. For information contact the Sparta Public Library, Sparta, Illinois.
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Keywords

  1. Bethel (Ill.)
  2. Bond County (Ill.)
  3. Breath, Capt. A
  4. Canton (Ill.)
  5. Douglas, Mr
  6. Eden (Ill.)
  7. Elm Point (Ill.)
  8. Greenville (Ill.)
  9. Jones, Nathan
  10. Marine (Ill.)
  11. Mc Cord, Mr
  12. Puke State (Missouri)
  13. Quincy (Ill.)
  14. Underground Railroad
  15. Wafer, Mr

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