| Ref# | Known As | Also Known As | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 593 | Jack Odiorne | M | Negro |
| Events | Details | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enslaved | Date Occurred | (?) |  |
| Place of Event | Treadwell Farm, Rye, NH | ||
| Previous Owner | Madame Odiorne | ||
| Marriage | Date Married | (?) | |
| Name of Spouse | “One of James Seavey’s negresses” | ||
| Birth | Date Born | 1750 | |
| Civic | Date Noted | 1779-11 | |
| Group Name | Signer of the 1779 Petition for Freedom | ||
| Place of Group | Portsmouth, NH | ||
| About | Date Observed | 1780 | |
| Miscellaneous | In annual Black Coronations in Portsmouth often electe | ||
| About | Date Observed | 1790 | |
| Legal Status | Independent nonwhite head of household of 4 | ||
| Place of Residence | Portsmouth, NH | ||
| About | Date Observed | 1800 | |
| Place of Residence | Portsmouth, NH 1800 census | ||
| Death | Date Died | 1809-04-17 | |