Nun, James MG, 9 Oct. 1755

Crouch, Henry MG, 9 Oct. 1755

Holland, Thomas apprentice MG, 9 Oct. 1755

Bond, Peter, stole clothes, MG, 16 Oct. 1755

Orrick, Charles apprentice MG, 6 Nov. 1755

Aldridge, Thomas MG, 13 Nov. 1755

Emmatt, Thomas MG, 27 Nov. 1755

Sabrey, Leighton MG, 27 Nov. 1755

Thompson, William MG, 27 Nov. 1755

Garvay, Alexander, stole clothes, MG, 4 Dec. 1755

Prather, John MG, 18 Dec. 1755

Jarvis, Richard als. Garner/Gidden MG, 18 Dec. 1755

Dallamore, Henry, stole goods, boat and clothes, MG, 15 Jan. 1756

Ivory, Thomas MG, 25 Mar. 1756

Carter, Nathaniel MG, 15Apr. 1756

Ungra, Michael MG, 27 May 1756

Hubber, Andreas MG, 27 May 1756

Macey, William, stole boat, MG, 3 June 1756 [1]

Jefferson, Thomas, stole boat, MG, 3 June 1756

Moffatt, John, stole boat MG, 3 June 1756

Fossett, Henry MG, 10 June 1756

Bradford, Edward MG, 17 June 1756

Murphey, James MG, 8 July 1756

Pane, Michael MG, 22 July 1756

Tingy, George MG, 2 Sept. 1756

Barns, John, stole horse, MG, 30 Sept. 1756

Henderson, John MG, 7 Oct. 1756

Harris, Edward, stole boat, MG, 21 Oct. 1756

Bower, Michael MG, 16 Dec. 1756

Vanhouse, Mantish MG, 7 Apr. 1757

Kennedy, Thomas MG, 7 Apr. 1757

Unidentified MG, 4 Aug. 1757

Luster, William MG, 18 Aug. 1757

Williams, Robert MG, 1 Sept. 1757

M’Clain, Peter, stole clothes, MG, 15 Sept. 1757

Love, Charles MG, 29 Sept. 1757

Sayer, Anne MG, 6 Oct. 1757

Maples, John MG, 29 Dec. 1757

Williams, John MG, 19 Jan. 1758

Patridge, Joseph MG, 19 Jan. 1758

Mulatto Isaac Cromwell MG, 23 Feb. 1758 [2]

Green, Anne MG, 23 Feb. 1758

Williams, Henry MG, 6 Apr. 1758

Jackson, John ? MG, 11 May 1758

Jackson, Mary ? MG, 11 May 1758

Wells, John MG, 5 Oct. 1758

Muller, Francis MG, 22 Mar. 1759

Nicles, Martin MG, 22 Mar. 1759

Philips, Samuel MG, 28 June 1759

Mulatto Thomas Williams MG, 19 July 1759 [2]

Smith, Lawrence MG, 26 July 1759

Wiggan, Richard als. Farmer Baltimore, escaped from John Tayloe with irons on neck and one leg MG, 6 Sept. 1759

Cantwell, Edward apprentice MG, 13 Sept. 1759

Yeates, Joshua apprentice MG, 13 Sept. 1759

Unidentified MG, 15 Nov. 1759 [3]

Stephenson, William MG, 24 Apr. 1760

Waller, Edmund als. James Edmons ? MG, 7 Aug. 1760

Bowman, Daniel MG, 4 Sept. 1760

Ash, James MG, 18 Dec. 1760

Aulder, Thomas MG, 5 Feb. 1761

1. Three fellow servants who stole a boat together, being the best way to make an escape on the Chesapeake.

2. Mulatto's, in Maryland often show up as free men and as indented servants, possibly indicating a propensity toward some master/fathers of releasing their slave children from perpetual bondage. perhaps this is what gave Frederick Douglas his misplaced and unrealized hope that Mulattos such as he might bring about emancipation by being free men in being. Beginning around the time of George Washington's death [1799] states began siding with surviving relatives of a deceased master who had wished to free his slaves upon his death, whereas the surviving family wished to inherit these same slaves.

3. A person placed an ad for a nameless escaped servant. This reeks of intention to abduct a random undocumented poor person and take them into service by force. These entries will bear further investigation.

A Partial Exhumation of the American Dream