1824 - Fayette Co., Bill escapes the mill

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Title
1824 - Fayette Co., Bill escapes the mill
Date
8 May 1824
Formatted date
1824-05-08
Event type
Escape
Description
On May 8, 1824, Bill,, a freedom seeker held by Isaac Yarnell, proprietor of the Fayette Paper Mill near Lexington, escaped bondage. He had been initially enslaved by Col. (Joseph) Crockett of Jessamine Co, then sold to J. Lewis of Simpsonville before coming into the hands of Yarnell. Bill was six feet tall with a large frame. A reward of up to $100 was offered for his return
Bibliographic citation
Scioto Gazette, Chillicothe, Oh., April 7, 1825

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