Union Soldiers
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Union Soldiers Buried here, ex-slaves and free blacks who fought for the Union in the Civil War: John Blackwell; Ennels Clayton; Isaac Copper; John Copper; Benjamin Demby; Charles Demby; William Doane; William Doran; Horace Gibson; Zachary Glasgow; Joseph Gooby; Joseph H. Johnson; Peter Johnson; Edward Jones; Enolds Money; Frederick Pipes; Henry Roberts; Matthew Roberts Maryland Historical Trust Maryland State Highway Administration
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