Risking All for Freedom
Harry was in a terrible situation: it was 1828 and he was an enslaved man in Loudoun County, Virginia. HarryContinue Reading
Letters, memoirs and documents of 19th century Quakers in Lincoln, Virginia
Harry was in a terrible situation: it was 1828 and he was an enslaved man in Loudoun County, Virginia. HarryContinue Reading
John Janney of Alexandria, Virginia was Elizabeth Hopkins Janney’s father. Elizabeth Hopkins Janney (1802-1893) married her cousin, Samuel McPherson Janney,Continue Reading
The following newspaper interview from the Philadelphia and Lancaster Journal, August 11, 1880, has been transcribed by Bronwen Souders. TheContinue Reading
Loudoun County Confederate cavalryman Luther W. Hopkins (1843-1920) wrote a memoir of his service in the Civil War, From BullContinue Reading