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African Nova Scotians in the Age of Slavery and Abolition

"Return of the black American refugees residing at Hammonds Plains"
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NamesWomenMales Under 7 yrs. of ageDo. Under 14 yrs. of ageDo. Above 14 yrs. of ageFemales Under 7 yrs. of ageDo. Under 14 yrs. of ageDo. Above 14 yrs. of ageTotalNames of those desirous of going to Trinidad
John P. Petion1114
James Mitchell124Trinidad
Charles Randle1
Brister Wearing1114Trinidad
Jesse Parker113
Rodger Cooper12
Peter Ryan124
Nasseus La Coss.12
George Copy113
John Battist1125
John Larama113
John Lewie1
John Cooper12
Peter Hamilton113
Peter Verrice1Trinidad
James Allison12
March Movile113Trinidad
Samuel Jenkins12
John Hamilton 3d12
John Thomas113
Nora Mathews
Dolly Mathews1115
George Fransiva12Trinidad
Benj Days1
Robn Cunard1
———Jessama1
Josh Pollodore1
Ab Cunard1
Richd McIntosh1Trinidad
Rosa Glostling12
MIDDLE STREET1
Fredk Bailey1
Quashy Cooper Sr.1125
Colly Cooper1215Trinidad
John Lamo1114
Samuel Cooper124
Lennon Cooper12
Benj Jackson1
Liston Cooper113
Phoebe Cooper1
Josh Grimes113
Total241carried forward


This return gives detailed information about family makeup. It also lists the families who expressed an interest in moving to Trinidad.

Date: [1820?]

Reference: Commissioner of Public Records  Nova Scotia Archives  RG 1 volume 422 number 19 (microfilm 15463)

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