James (b. circa 1807 - d. ?)
MSA SC 5496-001819
Escaped from St. Mary's County, Maryland, 1813

Biography:

James escaped from Caleb Jones' farm in St. Mary's County on August 22, 1813. He and four other slaves—Job, Peter, Luce, and Suckey—went to British forces, who had come ashore to Jones house that day.¹
 

1.     Claim of Caleb Jones, St. Mary's County, Case No. 638, Case Files, Ca. 1814-28, entry 190, Record Group 76, National Archives, College Park.
 

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