A Century of Negro Migration

by Carter Godwin Woodson

Greener, R.T., comment of, on the exodus to Kansas; went from Philadelphia to South Carolina,

Gregg, Theodore H.,
sent his manumitted slaves to Ohio,

Gulf States,
proposed Negro commonwealths of,

Guild of Caterers,
in Philadelphia,

Halleck, General,
excluded slaves from his lines,

Harlan, Robert,
a horseman,

Harper, John,
sent his slaves to Mercer County, Ohio,

Hamsburg,
Negroes in;
reaction against Negroes in,

Harrison, President William H.,
accommodated at the café of John Julius, a Negro,

Hayden,
a successful clothier,