Index Entry | Fiddle, played by runaway Negro named Tom |
Location | Fork/Gunpowder |
Citation | MJ.778.033 15 Dec 1778:11 (Extraordinary) Twenty Five Pounds Reward. Fork of Gunpowder, Baltimore County, Nov. 9, 1778. Ran away, on the 5th inst. from Mrs. Delany's Plantation, in the Fork of Gunpowder, where the subscriber lives, a young well set Negro man, named Tom, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, has a down look, and when spoke to, leers with his eyes which are large and full; he can play on the fiddle. . . . [11 lines on clothes worn and reward terms.] [signed] George Fitzhugh |
Generic Title | Maryland Journal |
Date | 1778.12.15 |
Publisher | Goddard, M. K. |
City, State | Baltimore, MD |
Year | 1778 |
Bibliography | B0020978 |