| Ad Date | 18250402 |
|---|---|
| County | Dorchester |
| Fugitive Age | 18 |
| Fugitive Date of Birth | – |
| Fugitive First Name | Jack |
| Fugitive Gender | M |
| Fugitive Surname | – |
| Owner County | Dorchester |
| Owner First Name | Levin |
| Owner Surname | Keene |
| Owner Location | Head of Hongor River |
| Owner State | Maryland |
| Press Date | 18250402 |
| Reward Amount | 40 |
| Run Date | 18250321 |
| Details | Ad Duration: tf Fugitive Caste: enslaved Notes: Jack 'can tell a very plausible story, dress a lie and give it a good appearance; he followed the water several years, and has been in the coasting business.' Notes Departure: Jack was formerly the property of Robert Wyvell, deceased, who lived near New Market. Notes Destination: All persons are forbid harboring or taking Jack on board of any vessel. Reward: Yes Source: Cambridge Chronicle Source Page: 3 Type: run_ad |
If you are citing this record, please use the following format:
[Author (if known)], Runaway Slave Advertisements (Maryland State Archives: Beneath the Underground database), [Date (if known)], Enduring Connections: Exploring Delmarva’s Black History, Nabb Research Center, Salisbury University.
Pinned records can be viewed at any time by clicking the More menu in the top right corner of the page, then selecting My Pinned Records.