| Traveler's Names | Eohraim Ennis |
|---|---|
| Age | – |
| Description | a man of superior physical strength |
| Alias | – |
| Origin- Town/City | Chester |
| Origin- County | Kent |
| Origin- State | Maryland |
| Destination | Canada |
| Birthplace | – |
| Slaveowner's Name | Michael Newbold |
| Chapter Title | Arrival from Kent County, Maryland, 1859 |
| Page Number | 486 |
| Other Travelers | Asbury Irwin, Ephraim Ennis, and Lydia Ann Johns |
| Other Conductors | – |
| Additional Names | – |
| Method of Travel | – |
| Additional Resources | – |
| Items in Possession | – |
| Full Narrative | EPHRAIM was a fellow-servant and companion of Asbury. He was a man of superior physical strength, and from all outward appearance, he possessed qualities susceptible of ready improvement. He not only spoke of Newbold in terms of strong condemnation but of slave-holders and slavery everywhere. The lessons he had learned gave him ample opportunity to speak from experience and from what he had observed in the daily practices of slave-holders; consequently, with his ordinary gifts, it was impossible for him to utter his earnest feelings without making a deep impression. |
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