| Ad Date | 18370701 |
|---|---|
| County | Dorchester |
| Fugitive Age | 13 or 14 |
| Fugitive Date of Birth | – |
| Fugitive First Name | Jacob |
| Fugitive Gender | M |
| Fugitive Surname | Ennalls |
| Owner County | Dorchester |
| Owner First Name | William |
| Owner Surname | Hayward |
| Owner Location | Church Creek |
| Owner State | Maryland |
| Press Date | 18370701 |
| Reward Amount | – |
| Run Date | 18370701 |
| Details | Ad Duration: 3w Date Committed: 18370622 Fugitive Caste: Enslaved Fugitive Destination: Easton to live with Aunt Mary Jail Committed: Talbot County Notes: Jacob is 4'5 or 4'6, black complexion, scars on both legs from burns and on his left hand and wrist. Cordaroy trowsers, old muslin shirt, old grass hat. Owner of negro boy is requested to retrieve property from Talbot County Jail. The ad notes that Jacob's father Samuel Ennalls had been at sea for 3 years. Notes Departure: Mother passed, at her request he went to live with his Aunt in Easton, Mary. Known by John Newton and William Rea of Cambridge as free born (Biney Ennalls, his mother was free). Source: Cambridge Chronicle Source Page: 3 Type: com_not |
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