The way I am reading this is, you ran an "extra" wire to serve as a ground to a junction box...Correct?
Some terminology to keep in mind when posting here so others can more clearly understand what you are asking.
A Wire is enclosed inside of a jacketed assembly to form a cable or is used separately inside of a conduit
Cable is rated as 14-2, 12-2, with or without ground. for example, a 14-2 W/Ground will have three wires inside of it. Generally a white, black and bare ground.
If you have existing 14-2/12-2 wire without a ground you can not add anything to those circuits. They have to be upgraded any time you are going to work on them. All wires feeding a circuit need to be either inside a UL approved jacketed assembly or inside conduit
Some terminology to keep in mind when posting here so others can more clearly understand what you are asking.
A Wire is enclosed inside of a jacketed assembly to form a cable or is used separately inside of a conduit
Cable is rated as 14-2, 12-2, with or without ground. for example, a 14-2 W/Ground will have three wires inside of it. Generally a white, black and bare ground.
If you have existing 14-2/12-2 wire without a ground you can not add anything to those circuits. They have to be upgraded any time you are going to work on them. All wires feeding a circuit need to be either inside a UL approved jacketed assembly or inside conduit