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The Millers, a white family from Pennsylvania, were neighbors of the Parks, a Black family from Maryland. One day in 1851, a former postman named Thomas McCreary kidnapped a Black woman named Rachel and took her to Maryland, where he sold her as a slave. When the Millers found out, they went after McCreary, and he killed Miller in self-defense.

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Thomas McCreary’s kidnapping of Rachel Parker should also be situated in a larger context. As McCreary was well aware, by the 1850s Baltimore had become a significant center for the domestic slave trade.

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