On September 21,1862, a slave named William B. Gould escaped with seven other slaves by rowing a small boat down the Cape Fear River and out into the Atlantic Ocean where the USS Cambridge of the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron picked them up as contraband.
They rowed a small boat down the Cape Fear River and out into the Atlantic Ocean where the USS Cambridge of the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron picked them up as contraband. On September 21,1862, a slave named William B. Gould escaped with seven other slaves.
On September 21,1862, a slave named William B. Gould escaped with seven other slaves. They rowed a small boat down the Cape Fear River and out into the Atlantic Ocean where the USS Cambridge of the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron picked them up as contraband.
On September 21,1862, a slave named William B. Gould escaped with seven other slaves. They rowed a small boat down the Cape Fear River and out into the Atlantic Ocean where the USS Cambridge of the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron picked them up as contraband.