William Y. Day, Esq., of Baltimore County, Maryland...whose family place, "Taylor's Mount," the writer and his family always enjoyed the kindest hospitality. [More about William Y. Day here.]
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General Taylor was a resident of Baton Rouge from 1840 to 1848, his home being on [what is now] the LSU campus near the present home of Prof R. L. Himes. Gen. Taylor was in Baton Rouge when he received the letter telling him of his election to the first office in our land. [Source]
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| Jim's Photo Of Underground Railroad Map |
Also see Margaret's Choice for one family's tragic turn of events.