The Abolitionist. He was a conductor on the Underground Railroad in Boiling Springs, Cumberland, Co., Pennsylania. He was sued by a Maryland slave owner in 1847, lost the case, and was ordered to pay restitution and court costs of about $4000. He is also responsible for laying out the village of Boiling Springs in 1845.
He and his wife Catherine had two children, Anna D. and Spangler.
He and his wife Catherine had two children, Anna D. and Spangler.
The Abolitionist. He was a conductor on the Underground Railroad in Boiling Springs, Cumberland, Co., Pennsylania. He was sued by a Maryland slave owner in 1847, lost the case, and was ordered to pay restitution and court costs of about $4000. He is also responsible for laying out the village of Boiling Springs in 1845.
He and his wife Catherine had two children, Anna D. and Spangler.
He and his wife Catherine had two children, Anna D. and Spangler.
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Stone is next to son Spangler Kaufman
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