The Mill at Tuckahoe Creek, and the Birth Place of Frederick Douglass David Carroll:Hardcover Jeeves & WoosterÓ - Most

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The Mill at Tuckahoe Creek, and the Birth Place of Frederick Douglass David Carroll:Hardcover Jeeves & WoosterÓ - MostThe Mill at Tuckahoe Creek details the history of a grist mill built by Quaker settlers during the first days of Talbot County. Frederick Douglass grew up on the plantation next to the mill, and famously wrote about the mill in his autobiographies. The slave listings in this book likely document kin of Frederick Douglass.