William had property in PA and was part of the underground railroad. He lived in Upper Providence township, directed his passengers from a concealment under the bridge of his barn up the road a short distance to Thomas Hopkins' place just west of Arcola. A google book says he was a Quaker, contentious, and not well loved. There was also a google book presenting a law case regarding his estate brought to the court by his daughter, Harriet Adeatha Taylor Rambo.
William had property in PA and was part of the underground railroad. He lived in Upper Providence township, directed his passengers from a concealment under the bridge of his barn up the road a short distance to Thomas Hopkins' place just west of Arcola. A google book says he was a Quaker, contentious, and not well loved. There was also a google book presenting a law case regarding his estate brought to the court by his daughter, Harriet Adeatha Taylor Rambo.
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Wm. C. & M.E.
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stones were listed by Mrs. Alvin Capps for Knox Co. Gen. Soc. in October 1868
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