Perhaps you all know--but this is new to me. As a New Englander, I am keenly aware of the underground railroad here but I've stumbled upon the existence of an underground railroad that went westward and south (into Mexico): https://remezcla.com/features/culture/underground-railroad-into-mexico/ Another associated online article refers to the " The Texas Runaway Slave Project " at Stephen F. Austin State University (again, new to me). We learn new things all the time!
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