1818--Reward Ad For Peter Hood

Title: 1818--Reward Ad For Peter Hood
Date: 6 Dec 1818
Formatted date: 1818-12-06
Event type: Escape
Description: A $40 reward is offered for the capture of Peter Hood who ran away from the Corn Creek area on December 6, 1818. He is described as about 6 ft. tall, bright mulatto, and very artful. The slaveholder involved is Shadrach Barns. The area in which this took place was Gallatin County in 1819, now known as Trimble County.
Participant: African American(s): Peter Hood; Slave holder(s): Shadrach Barns; Barns, Shadrach
Location: Trimble County (Ky.)
Related resource: Barns family; Hood family
Bibliographic citation: "Forty Dollars Reward," Indiana Republican, 23 Jan 1819
Source: Forty Dollars Reward

Item sets: AA--Events--Escapes--Kentucky--Carroll, Owen, and Trimble Counties

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