William (b. circa 1818 - d. circa ?)
MSA SC 5496-051230
Escaped from Queen Anne's County, Maryland, 1831

Biography:

Age the age of thirteen, William escaped from near Sudler's Cross Roads along with two other slaves, John and Nancy Reasons. William was a slave of Lewis Williamson, while the Reasons were enslaved by Thomas Hewitt.
 

1.     "100 Dol. Reward." Centreville Times and Public Advertiser 22 October 1831: 2.
 

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