Contributions in Black and Red: Local History of Negro Settlement in Southwestern Indiana and Illinois |
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Allison Anderson Anna Van Cleve appoint a colored Brother Camden District cennes citizens CLAUDE MCKAY Cleve Portee Commissioners Committee on Slavery Congress Constitution Democrats earning a living elected by Republican emigrated Evansville exodus farming free Negroes French Gibson County Governor Harrison Honourable Illinois Territories indentured persons Indiana Territory Indianapolis World Inhabitants of Camden John Morris Joshua Lyles Kentucky Knox County Court land Lasselle Lawrence County legislation Legislature Liberia Lyles Station Maria Creek Morton Mulattoes Native Americans Negro settlement Negro slaves Negroes and Mulattoes Negroes that settled Northwest Ordinance offee Ohio organization Perth Amboy Peterson Petition of John Petitioners Pinkstaff poll tax Polly proposed Railroad repeal of Article Republican party runaway slaves settled in Indiana settled in Lawrence slaves and indentured small community South American South Carolina Southern Supreme Court tion umpire United Vincennes Indiana vote Wabash Wheatland White residents White settlers William Morris