Wesley Armstrong
MSA SC 5496-5623
Jailed as fugitive slave from Somerset County, 1837

Biography:

    Wesley Armstrong was jailed as a fugitive in Baltimore,  in 1837. He was ultimately proven to have been a free man, likely by the testimony of George Todd of Somerset County, who may have been his former owner.

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