Runaway Connecticut
Search
About The Project
A Note on Methodology
Accessibility and Use
Credits
Browse the Ads
Apprentices
Enslaved
Indentured Servants
Husbands and Wives
Prisoners
Soldiers
Map
Scholarship
“Born to be hanged”
The History of Slavery in Middletown
The Underground Railroad in Connecticut
Analytics
Links
About The Project
A Note on Methodology
Accessibility and Use
Credits
Browse the Ads
Apprentices
Enslaved
Indentured Servants
Husbands and Wives
Prisoners
Soldiers
Map
Scholarship
“Born to be hanged”
The History of Slavery in Middletown
The Underground Railroad in Connecticut
Analytics
Links
Browse (1 total)
Browse All
Browse by Tag
Advanced Search
Sort by:
Newspaper
Date
Location
Author
Runaway
Reward
Amos Olivy (alias Amos Neptune), William Eylmer, and Solomon Parkhurst
TEN DOLLARS REWARD. ESCAPED last night out of the goal in Hartford, Amos Olivy, a negro man, otherwirse called Amos Neptune, and William Eylmer, both confined for Burglary, and Solomon Parkhurst confined for Breach of the Peace - Said Amos is about…
Newspaper:
Connecticut Courant
Date:
May 17, 1790
Location:
Hartford, CT