Beginning Date
Monday, December 19, 1842
Starting Point
Participants
Freedom Seekers Mentioned By Name
Jefferson ("shrewd fellow")
Slaveholders Mentioned By Name
Henry Jacobs
Route
Mid Points
End Point
Description
On Monday, December 19, 1842, an enslaved man named Jefferson escaped from near Richmond in Ray county. Noting that Jefferson "is a keen shrewd fellow, and will in all probability be furnished with free papers," his enslaver Henry Jacobs advertised a $20 reward for his recapture.
Escape Attributes
Escape Attributes
Single Slaveholder
Runaway Arrest Ad
Escape Numbers
1
Outcomes
Outcome
Unknown
Sources
Notes on Sources
Fayette MO Boon's Lick Times, January 7, 1843 (GB)
