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Rev. Jermaine Wesley Loguen: Often Referred to as “The Underground Railroad King”

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Rev. Jermaine Wesley Loguen was born around 1814 in Davidson County, Tennessee, to an enslaved mother named Jane (who was later renamed Cherry) and her white master, David Logue. He was originally named 'Jarm Logue,' he later added the 'n' to his last name to differentiate himself from his slave-master father and adopted the middle […]

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