Susan Jane Boile (b. ? - d. ?)
MSA SC 5496-8507
Fled from Slavery, Kent County, Maryland 1857

Biography:

Susan Jane Boile fled Kent County, Maryland in 1857, where she was the slave of a farmer named Hezekiah Masten.  Masten resided in New Market, near Georgetown Crossroads, and was a Methodist.  Most likely, he was a member of the Kent Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church, which was active from 1833 until 1898.

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