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unknown, Charles [21]
In 1823, Henry County enslaver William Woolfolk offered a $20 reward for the return of a freedom seeker named Charles, a 22-yr-old man with a burn on his head and missing the end of one of his fingers, lost in a sawmill accident.
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1822 - Henry Co., Phil tries again
in 1822, enslaver Hiram Beasley of New Castle offered a reward of $50 for the return of Phil. It was assumed he might go to Frankfort, where his wife was enslaved by Mr. Ralph. Otherwise, he was expected to try to go to Indiana, where he had been captured after escaping a previous enslaver in 1821.
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1823 - Henry Co., Escape of Charles
In 1823, Henry County enslaver William Woolfolk offered a $20 reward for the return of a freedom seeker named Charles, a 22-yr-old man with a burn on his head and missing the end of one of his fingers, lost in a sawmill accident.