Sam Green Jr.

East New Market District
East New Market, Dorchester County, Maryland http://www.mdslavery.net/html/mapped_images/damap.html

Cambridge District

James Muse, Cambridge
James Muse, living in Cambridge(High St.), while hiring Samuel Green Jr out as a blacksmith near Indian Creek

Indian Creek, Dorchester County
Samuel Green Jr., enslaved by Dr. James Muse(Cambridge), but fled from Indian Creek, likely where his parents lived
East New Market: Notable People and Families, "Samuel Green" http://collinsfactor.com/families/greensam.htm

Philadelphia Region, 1854

Philadelphia

Pennsylvania Abolition Society
South Front Street, Philadelphia - site of Abolition Society Offices, established 1775, William Still had worked for the organization since 1844
http://www.hmdb.org/marker.asp?marker=51110

William Still House
William Still House, 244 South 12th Street, Philadelphia
http://explorepahistory.com/hmarker.php?markerId=1-A-3EB
Samuel Green Jr. received here, or at the Abolition Society on August 28, 1854

Charles Bustill, UGRR Conductor
Sam Green Jr. was forwarded to Bustill after meeting with William Still, August 28, 1854

New York City, NY
Samuel Green Jr was in New York City for one day, before leaving for Canada http://collinsfactor.com/newspaper/1854sep10.htm

Canada West, 1858

Chippewa, Ontario
Sam Green Jr., as of 1855 http://collinsfactor.com/newspaper/1854sep10.htm
Sam Green Jr., biographical case study

Salford, Ontario

Norwich, Ontario

Ancaster, Ontario
Samuel Green Jr., at least from 1871, died in 1875 from