| Name | Anne |
|---|---|
| Slaveowner | Mary Steele? |
| Date of Birth | – |
| Manumitted | – |
| Reference Source | Letter 1821 |
| Content | Letter from Mary Steele Henry from Hambrooks. ?Give my love to Mamma..[Mary Nevett Steele] I hope they will find Nancy an acquisition as cook, Mr. Henry dined with them a few days since, and said they had an excellent dinner, and the best cooked he ever eat there, he thought, and we dined there together a few days before when I thought we had a dinner very nicely cooked by Anne, so that |
| Other Notes | Anne appears to be at the Ogle House in Annapolis. |
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