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Suing for Freedom: The Story of Lydia Titus
Lydia was an enslaved woman who fought for her freedom in the Illinois and Missouri court systems. She gained freedom only to be kidnapped back into slavery, not once, but twice. Learn about this incredible woman, and her efforts to win and keep her freedom, for herself and her children.
This episode is narrated by Patricia James Davis. The episode was written by David Blanchette, directed by Heather Feezor, and edited by Steven Varble. This episode is supported by Union Pacific.
Intro and Exit music by Mike Anderson: Lincoln and Liberty - Rosin the Beau. Learn more at www.dulcimerguy.com Additional Music and Sound by Epidemic Sound via iStock.com: Morning Mist - Staffan Carlén, Harvest Month -River Run Dry, Coal Miner's Reel - River Run Dry, Lucky Bird - River Run Dry
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By Looking for LincolnLydia was an enslaved woman who fought for her freedom in the Illinois and Missouri court systems. She gained freedom only to be kidnapped back into slavery, not once, but twice. Learn about this incredible woman, and her efforts to win and keep her freedom, for herself and her children.
This episode is narrated by Patricia James Davis. The episode was written by David Blanchette, directed by Heather Feezor, and edited by Steven Varble. This episode is supported by Union Pacific.
Intro and Exit music by Mike Anderson: Lincoln and Liberty - Rosin the Beau. Learn more at www.dulcimerguy.com Additional Music and Sound by Epidemic Sound via iStock.com: Morning Mist - Staffan Carlén, Harvest Month -River Run Dry, Coal Miner's Reel - River Run Dry, Lucky Bird - River Run Dry