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Elias Brown Jr: Free African American Almost Tricked into Becoming a Slave

  • Aug 24, 2020
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Elias Brown, Jr., was a free African American but was almost tricked into becoming a slave. Brown was born in 1815, presumably in Ohio. In 1829, he resided with his mother in Jackson Township, in Pike County, Ohio. His father died while he was still a child. In 1829, construction of the Ohio and Erie […]

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