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Title
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Tom- JA-BAKE1
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Identifier
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JA-BAKE1
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Subject
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African Americans--History, African Americans--History--To 1863, Artisans
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Source
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The Royal Gazette
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Date
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July 3,1802
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Trade
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Baker
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gender
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Male
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Enslaver
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Alexander Grant
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Transcription
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Victualling-Office, Port-Royal, June 26, 1802. Five Pounds Six Shillings & Eight Pence. RAN AWAY, about six months ago, from the New Bake-House, in the town of Port-Royal, a Negro Man named TOM, a baker by trade, about 21 years of age, creole of Spanish Town. – He is remarkable in having both legs much bent by a barrell falling on them; marked LAUDE on the right shoulder. He has been lately seen at Up-Park-Camp, and about Kingston, taking care of horses. A reward of Five Pounds Six Shillings and Eight Pence will be paid to whoever will bring him to the subscriber, or lodge him in the workhouse; and Fifty Pounds to whoever can prove by whom he may be harboured. ALEXANDER GRANT
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Type
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