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unknown, Jane [55]
About May 14, 1829, Ned and his pregnant wife Jane escaped from Anderson County enslavers Samuel Arbuckle and J.J. Yates, respectively; both placed ads offering rewards. Jane was described as about 18 yrs. old, with a light complexion, long hair and a missing front tooth. Thirty dollars was offered for her return.
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unknown, Ned [11]
About May 14, 1829, Ned and his pregnant wife Jane escaped from Anderson County enslavers Samuel Arbuckle and Johnson J. Yates, respectively; both placed ads offering rewards. Ned was described as about 40 yrs old, 5'5" tall, with a scar on his calf and had the appearance of a Native American. Up to $50 was offered for Ned's return.
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unknown, Isaac [13]
In late December, 1830, Anderson County enslaver Samuel Arbuckle offered a reward of up to $50 for the return of Isaac. He was described as about 38 yrs. old and 5'10" tall with a light complexion and a scar on one cheek. Isaac was fond of card-playing.
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McQuerry, George
In 1848, George Washington McQuerry escaped with three other freedom seekers from Washington County enslaver Henry Miller the group separated. Four years later Miller's son located McQuerry living in Piqua, Ohio and had marshals arrest him. A fugitive slave trial was held and the judge found for the enslaver. Though Miller offered to sell McQuerry for $1500, abolitionists and African American community members could not raise the money in time. McQuerry was taken back to enslavement.