Jack/Cadogan- JA-BAKE2

Item

Title
Jack/Cadogan- JA-BAKE2
Identifier
JA-BAKE2
Subject
African Americans--History, African Americans--History--To 1863, Artisans
Source
The Royal Gazette
Date
August 13,1803
Trade
Baker
gender
Male
Enslaver
JOSEPH GOMES DA COSTA
events
1.Self-emancipated
Transcription
Spanish-Town, August 18, 1803. RAN AWAY from the Subscriber, on Saturday last, the 13th instant, JACK, alias CADOGAN; he is a creole, and a baker by trade; is supposed to be harboured at he east end of Kingston, amongst some of fisheries; he is well known in both towns, is from 5 to 6 feet high, of a middle age, and has bushy hair. A reward of Two Pounds Fifteen Shillings will be given on lodging him in any workhouse, giving inormation thereof; and the further sum of Four Doubloons will be paid on conviction by whom harboured. JOSEPH GOMES DA COSTA. N.B. Masters of vessels, and others, are cautioned against taking him off the island.
Type
Advertisement
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Bakers