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🧭 Where David Nelms (William Smith) Would Have Gone When He Arrived in Mercer County, Ohio (1840–1843)
Facts:
Left Anson County, North Carolina - 1840
Letter from Cincinnati - April 12, 1842
Left Mercer County, Ohio - 1843
Uncovering facts start with a theory until historical records are found. This is just a theory:
When David...
Forest Joe and the River Kingdom: Reading a Maroon Community Through the Historical Record
A Genealogist‑Teacher Opening
We used to go to Congaree National Park (Congaree National Park - Wikipedia) 18 miles southeast of the state capital, Columbia, South Carolina; I would take lots of photos. Little did I know it used to be...
Pee Dee Cultural Center Assists Descendant of Freedom Seeker
Mr. Cliff Cotton, an Asheville of the Shiloh Community, (the photo is his grandfather, a Buffalo Soldier, E.W. Pearson) and Mr. Will Ingram at the 2026 Annual Goofball Festival September 2026.
Before I tell you about the Pee Dee Cultural C...
Where the Shawnee Helped Freedom Seekers: The Hidden Abolitionist Corridor
Introduction
This is all about finding freedom seekers. Across the Ohio Valley and into the prairies of Kansas, the Shawnee people stood at the crossroads of one of the most overlooked abolitionist corridors in American history. While...
How to Trace a Pee Dee Freedom Seeker Using Quaker Records and Standard Records
Photo from the small-town Indiana photo survey, Fountain City, Indiana. Date: 1 May 2016, Source: Own work. Author: Chris Flook
While thousands of freedom seekers passed quietly through the North Carolina to Midwest Quaker corridor, a hand...
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