Tag Archives: Farmington CT

Samuel Deming, His wife, and His home

Posted on February 4, 2014 by 14bsd

This brief, but informative article helps shed light to the topic of abolitionist movement and the helping of the underground railroad in 1800 Farmington.  While it may not be the biggest of articles or the most important to surround Farmington … Continue reading →

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The Abolitionist Power in Farmington, CT.

Posted on January 30, 2014 by 14dlw

Freedom Trail marker and lantern, 2 Mill Lane, Farmington. It all started in the late 1700s, many slaves starting seeking freedom by fleeing north to“free” states and Canada. Networks of secret routes and safe houses were formed by independent groups … Continue reading →

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A Stone of Reference

Posted on January 28, 2014 by drewglennon

“A native African was drowned while bathing in the centre basin Aug. 1841. He was one of the Company of Slaves under Cinque on board the Schooner Amistad who asserted their rights & took possession of the vessel after having … Continue reading →

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