Maryland

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Sherrie Brown

Sherrie Brown was jailed during a 1969 Baltimore Panther confrontation with police. The Party reported the def...

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Allen Bullock

Released

Black teenage Baltimore protester whose photograph smashing a Baltimore Police Department patrol car windshiel...

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George Butler

Released

George Butler was linked, in a recovered account from the Fort Delaware State Park series, with Wesley Shields...

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Mark Caesar

Released

Mark Caesar, a free Black man of Charles County, Maryland, was tried in 1845 as an "accomplice of slave flight...

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John Clark

John Clark was jailed during a 1969 Baltimore Panther confrontation with police. The Party reported the defend...

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Lewis William Cohen

Released

Lewis William Cohen was a conscientious objector from Maryland imprisoned during World War I. Court-martialed...

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James Cunningham

Released

James Cunningham, 40 at the time of Trident Nein, was a former lawyer who had given up a high-living legal pra...

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David Darst

Released

David Darst, born James Darst, was a Christian Brother and member of the Catonsville Nine. He joined the May 1...

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John W. Davis

Released

John W. Davis was a Baltimore police commissioner. On July 1, 1861, after federal authorities seized control o...

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Robert Douglas

Released

The Reverend Robert Douglas was a Baltimore-area clergyman detained during the federal crackdown on Confederat...

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Robert E. Fox

Released

Robert E. Fox was a conscientious objector from Maryland imprisoned during World War I. Court-martialed for re...

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William H. Gatchell

Released

William H. Gatchell was a Baltimore police commissioner. On July 1, 1861, after federal authorities seized con...

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Isaac Gibson

Released

Isaac Gibson, a free African American of Caroline County, Maryland, helped an enslaved man named John Stokes a...

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William H. Gibson

Released

William H. Gibson, of Maryland, was held without trial and released on the oath of amnesty. He was held as a c...

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Frank T. Grady

Released

Frank T. Grady, of Maryland, was held without trial; he firmly refused the oath and was released on parole to...

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William G. Harrison

Released

William G. Harrison was a member of the Maryland House of Delegates arrested in the September 1861 federal swe...

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Hugh Hazlett

Released

Hugh Hazlett was an Irish immigrant wood sawyer and Underground Railroad conductor in Maryland. On the night o...

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Charles D. Hinks

Released

Charles D. Hinks was a Baltimore police commissioner. On July 1, 1861, after federal authorities seized contro...

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Charles Hopkins

Released

Charles Hopkins — who adopted the name Mansa Musa after reading Malcolm X's writings on African history, rejec...

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Charles Howard

Released

Charles Howard was president of the Baltimore Board of Police Commissioners. On July 1, 1861, after federal au...

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Jack Ivory Johnson

Released

Jack Ivory Johnson was a member of the Baltimore chapter of the Black Panther Party. On April 24, 1970 Baltimo...

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Stephen J. Joice

Released

Stephen J. Joice, of Baltimore, Maryland, was the former editor of the Baltimore Republican, held under a sent...

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Malik Jones

Malik Jones was jailed during a 1969 Baltimore Panther confrontation with police. The Party reported the defen...

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Orphan Jones

Orphan Jones — also known as Euel Lee — was an elderly Black farm hand jailed at Snow Hill, Maryland in 1931 a...