Statistics for occurrence #1 of “southwestern Ohio” in chapter 24, page 208 of John F. Hume, The abolitionists together with personal memories of the struggle for human rights:
...ce he shows in this case, that will not be misunderstood, is the fact that one of the men was his uncle and the other his father.
James Kedzie and John Hume were plain country farmers residing in southwestern Ohio , neither very rich nor very poor.
They were natives of Scotland, and stating that fact is almost equivalent
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