| Name | John Driver |
|---|---|
| Slaveowner | Free or enslaved? |
| Date of Birth | – |
| Manumitted | – |
| Reference Source | Mary Steele?s Will |
| Content | In 1836, Mary mentions a property on the NW side of the Blackwater River that was ?for many years occupied by a colored man named John Driver?. She leaves property to son Charles H. Steele. |
| Other Notes | John Driver, free colored, 1830 Census, 7 living in the household, Dorchester County |
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