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Unrecorded Mississippi Blacksmith - MS-BLA15

Title: Unrecorded Mississippi Blacksmith - MS-BLA15
Identifier: MS-BLA15
Subject: African Americans--History, African Americans--History--To 1863, Artisans
Source: "Mississippi, Wilkinson County Newspaper Slave Ads, 1823-1849", Woodville Republican
Date: November 15, 1834
Trade: Blacksmith
Enslaver: Richard T. Woolfolk
Events: 4. To be sold by Richard T. Woolfolk
Home Location: Mississippi
Notes: In "Garrick to McCaleb" Chapter in Ancestry.com collection, page 100
Transcription: NEGROES FOR SALE I HAVE for sale, twenty Prime Young Negroes,—amongst which are, cooks, washers, and ironers, house servants, a sempstress, a carriage driver, and a blacksmith. Richard T. Woolfolk at Mabry's Hotel Woodville, November 15, 1834 46w2
gender: Male