Furioso, Orlando

Item

Title
Furioso, Orlando
Gender
Male
Biography
Orlando Furioso was enslaved by Clara Pike, who, in 1842, gave a written statement from Sugar Grove, her home in Boone County. Within the document, she certified that she had once enslaved him, but that he had obtained his freedom while residing in Vincennes, (Ind.) in 1839 and that her son-in-law, J.C.S. Harrison, had taken him there years earlier.
No other information was offered, other than to describe him as "a light colored man."
Relationship
Known enslaver(s:) Pike, Clara Brown
Brown, Clara Harlow
Bibliographic citation(s)
Dearborn County (Ind.) Deed Book U page 330