Jamestown / Syracuse / Rochester / Buffalo / Toronto / Blacksville / New York City / /
Company
The Patriot / The Provincial Freeman / Ralston W. Lyman / State Street / Gideon Pitts Asa / /
Country
United States / Canada / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Judicial Event / Person Travel / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Beriah Green’s Oneida Institute / /
Holiday
Emancipation day / /
IndustryTerm
anti-slavery newspaper / burial site / weekly newspaper / /
Movie
Black and White / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Erie / William Falls / /
Organization
Albany Common Council / Unitarian Church in Syracuse / Fugitive Aid Society / Womens’ Anti-Slavery Society of Ellington / Beriah Green’s Oneida Institute / Western New York Anti-Slavery Society / Baptist Church / AME Zion Church / /
Person
Asa Dunbar / Enoch Reed / William Chaplin / Mary Ann Shadd Cary / L. Sheldon Ely / Henry Highland Garnet / Katherine Harris / Thomas Warrant / William Wells Brown / Lydia Mott / Frederick Douglass / Samuel May / Gerrit Smith / Stephen Myers / Alvin Orr / John Wilkes / Charles T. Torrey / Samuel Porter / Samuel Tilden / E.M. Pettit / Nathaniel Paul / Abner H. Francis / Thomas James / Elihu Rice / Sara Fish / John Brown / Elizabeth Cady Stanton / Jermain Loguen / John W. Jones / Susan B. Anthony / J. C. Jackson / Elizabeth Cady (Stanton) / Isaac Moore / Edward Williams / Austin Steward / Benjamin Parker / William Clough Bloss / Ashley Sampson / Alexander Crummell / Harriet Powell / Charles O. Shepard / /
Position
Rochester Businessman / editor / city attorney / essayist and newspaper editor / General / strong advocate / Advocate / author / Colonel / conductor / school teacher / abolitionist minister / lobbyist / premier / Porter / founder / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Erie / Niagara / Essex County / Tennessee / Wyoming County / Oneida County / Mississippi / Montgomery County / /
19th Century Resistance to Slavery in Upstate New York Source: New York State Freedom Trail http://www.oce.nysed.gov/freedom%20trail/fttourism2.htm Buffalo: Joseph “Black Joe” Hodge escaped from slavery in the late 1700s and was the Buffalo region’s first