in other conductor would pick them up and take them off to topeka or into canada. the smokehouse sat approximately right in here. thespect that was gone by 1880's. eltered.lso sh term.round is exactly the it was a very quiet enterprise. the millers, but discovery would be harmful to slaves coming up. if they were caught they would often be sent back to where they came. length of time the underground railroad operated in lawrence is a little bit they. 1857 is a good starting day for the millers. i would guess they were no longer involved past 1861. the or gone trail i was talking about earlier. it at aboutd up 8:30 in the morning. road up here with all of his men . every time i think about that i get a cold chill. about 400 men on horseback here in the front yard. .hey knocked on the door margaret, one of the older daughters greeted them. and onegnized quantrill of his men. there was evidence that there had been scouts in town a few weeks before. one of them was put up in this house, ate a meal here, slept overnight and was recognized. they spent 10-15 minutes. toy

seldom for more than a few , and another conductor would pick them up and take them off to topeka or into canada. the smokehouse i was talking about sat proximally and here. -- in here. i suspect that was gone by the 1880's. that had disappeared. it was also sheltered. they were worried and concerned. it was a quiet enterprise because discovery could be harmful to the millers. discovery will be harmful to slaves. if they were caught, they would be sent back to where they came. the length of time that the underground railroad operated here is a little bit vague. 1857 is a good starting date for the millers, if they were no longer involved past 1861, early in the civil war. that trail i was talking about rell rode up that trail on his way into lawrence, about 8:30 in the morning. -- rode up here with all his men right out here in this front yard. they knocked on the door. margaret, one of the older daughters, greeted them and recognized quantrill and one of his men. there is evidence that there had been scouts in town a few weeks before. one of them was put up in this house and ate a meal here and

then another person, another conductor would take them off to topeka or up into canada. the smokehouse i was talking about sat right up approximately in here. i suspect that was gone by the 1880's. it had disappeared. it sat right here. it was also sheltered. because they were worried and concerned. underground is the exact term. it was a quiet enterprise because discovery could be harmful to the millers. the discovery would be very harmful to slaves coming up. if they were caught, they would often be sent back to where they came. the length of time the underground railroad operated in lawrence is a little vague. 1857 is a good starting date for the millers. i guessed there were no longer involved past 1861. early in the civil war. the oregon trail i was talking about earlier, quantrell rode up the trail in 1863 at about 8:30 in the morning. 8:00 this morning. rode up here with all of his men. every time i think about that a get a cold chill. 400 men on horseback ride out here in this front yard. they knocked on the door. margaret, one of the older daughters greeted them

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