Runaway Slaves in Jamaica (II): Nineteenth Century

Edited by

Douglas B. Chambers University of Southern Mississippi

(February, 2013)1

Part 1: Paid Advertisements (1812-1817)2

1812 12 November 1812 Cornwall Chronicle Spring Garden, St. James Absconded, about the 24th of August last from Mr. John Dow’s settlement, Don side, near York Estate, in the parish of Trelawny, a mulatto slave named TOM, alias TOM DAWSON, by trade a carpenter, about 6 ft. high, 20 years of age, slim made, is very plausible, and will no doubt pass as free. He is well known in the county of Cornwall, having been the Subscriber’s waiting boy a number of years, as also in the parish of St. Ann and Spanish Town, having waiting on G. F. COWARD, Esq., some considerable time. He was accompanied by a Negro boy belonging to Mr. DOW, about 5 ft. high, named STERNE, alias JOHN, well known in the vicinity of St. Ann Bay. Ten Pounds reward will be given on the apprehension of Tom, and one Doubloon on that of Sterne, and lodging them in any gaol or workhouse, or lodging them to Mr. Dow, Don side, near York Estate, in the parish of Trelawny, or to the Subscribers as above. DAVID KERR.

1813 4 January 1813 Cornwall Chronicle Westmoreland Workhouse Absconded, from the above workhouse on Saturday evening about the 2nd inst., a sambo man, named JOHN. He is about 5 ft. 6 or 7 in. high, is very plausible, speaks good English, and says he belongs to Mr. JOHN BANKS at the Caymanas or Bay Honduras. He was sent in as a runaway, but being very sick in a dropsical state, he was ordered by the Doctor to be taken out of chains till he was better. A Pistole reward will be given for lodging him in any gaol or workhouse or bringing him to the Subscriber. JACOB PESSOA.

1 Research was funded in part by an Aubrey Keith Lucas and Ella Ginn Lucas Endowment for Faculty Excellence Award, University of Southern Mississippi. 2 Newspaper abbreviations: Cornwall Chronicle [CC]; Jamaica Mercury [JM]; Royal Gazette [RG]; Weekly Jamaica Courant [WJC].

2 19 January 1813 Cornwall Chronicle Black River Workhouse Made his escape, from the above workhouse on the 12th inst. by breaking a link of the chain, a Negro man named JAMES, a creole, 5 ft. 4 in. high, marked E L on his right shoulder, and belongs to Mr. DREW STRETCH. A Pistole reward will be paid for lodging him in any gaol or workhouse by applying to the Subscriber. F. SANDCROFT. 15 February 1813 Cornwall Chronicle Gazeebo, Westmoreland Run away, from the Subscriber on the 14th of December last, a Negro man named DICK, of the Chamba country, about 5 ft. 8 in. high. Has yellow eyes and complexion, with his country marks in both temples, and a few smallpox pits in his face. Has been marked twice on both his shoulders, but one is obscured. He is one of a gang bought of a Mr. ISAAC BARROW, who brought them from Kingston, and it is said he belonged formerly to Woodsall’s estate in St. Ann. Whoever will apprehend said Negro, and lodge him in gaol, or deliver him to me at the above place, shall receive a Pistole reward from DANIEL HILTON. 3 March 1813 Cornwall Chronicle St. Ann. Workhouse Ran away, from the driver this day, a creole Negro named BUDGET, alias HENRY, 5 ft. 11 in. high, stout made, no mark, formerly belonged to JOHN BLAGROVE, Esq., Cardiff-Hall Estate (where it is supposed he is gone) [sic], but sentenced to this workhouse for life. Whoever returns the said Negro, or lodges him in any workhouse, and give information to the Subscriber, shall receive two Pistoles reward. JOHN KENDRICK. 10 March 1813 Cornwall Chronicle Porto Bello Ran away, from the Subscriber, a Negro man named POMPEY, of a very dark complexion, about 5 ft. high, marked on the left shoulder M L, ◊ on top. Whoever will bring him to the Subscriber, or give any information respecting him, will be thankfully rewarded. G. LAWSON. 14 April 1813 Cornwall Chronicle St. George Workhouse COVENTRY, a Papa [Popo], 5 ft. 6 in. high, marked E D on right shoulder, to Golden Grove

3 Estate; was sent in from that property for punishment on the 22nd December 1811, made his escape on the 12th June 1812, and has since been apprehended on Belfield Estate, in St. Mary, and sent in as a runaway. 22 April 1813 Cornwall Chronicle Montego Bay Half-a-Joe reward. Ran away, from the Subscriber, a Negro named MANCHESTER, belonging to Mrs. CATHERINE BINNS. He was seen lurking about the Bogue Estate. It is probable he is about Mount Pleasant or Childermas Estate. The above reward will be paid on his being lodged in any workhouse or gaol, or being return to ASA W. WILDER. 10 December 1813 Cornwall Chronicle Westmoreland Ran away, a mulatto woman named MARY, or MARY FITZGERALD. A reward of two Pistoles will be paid for taking her up, and delivering her to the Subscriber, or lodging her in a workhouse. DAVID FINLAYSON.

1814 18 July 1814 Cornwall Chronicle Came here, in very great distress, about three weeks ago, a Negro man with a large ulcerated leg and bleeding much, and almost without cloaths; he says his name is BILLY, and belonged to a Mr. FRASER, who is gone off the island. Any person proving him their property, may have him by paying for this advertisement, and other expenses. JAMES HEDLEY. Catadupa.

1815 7 July 1815 Cornwall Chronicle Montego Bay Ran away, about ten days ago, a Negro man named WILL, about 5 ft. 9 in. high, of a dark complexion, and slim made. It is supposed that he will endeavour to get off the island the fleet; all masters of vessels are cautioned from carrying said Negro off. A liberal reward will be paid to any person giving information where he is to be found, or lodge him in any gaol or workhouse, upon application to the Subscriber. RAYNES WAITE.

4 23 July 1815 Cornwall Chronicle LatiumTwo Doubloons reward. Ran away, from the Subscriber, a Negro man named BEN, a carpenter by trade, marked R O on both shoulders. He formerly belonged to RICHARD OTTO, afterwards to COLIN GRANT, and by him sold to JOHN McCLELLAND a carpenter, Montego Bay. He is about 5 ft. 4 in. high, dark complexion, is very artful, and is supposed to have procured a false ticket, by which means he may endeavour to pass as free. He is well known in Westmoreland and Hanover, where has been repeatedly taken up for the same offense. The above reward will be paid to any one apprehending and lodging him in any gaol or workhouse in the island, and a further reward of twenty Pounds on proving to conviction by whom harboured, will be paid on application to Mr. Joseph Dawes, merchant, Montego Bay, or here to WILLIAM CLARKE. 8 September 1815 Cornwall Chronicle Windsor Lodge, St. James Absconded, from Grange Hill in Westmoreland on or about the 12th of June, a Negro man named WILL, of the Congo country, and having his country marks on the face. He is marked HKPC on his shoulder, on his cheeks, and on his breasts, though they may be somewhat obliterated. He is about 5 ft. 3 or 4 in. high, is stoutish made, and has an impediment in his speech, and is very artful. He is a carpenter by trade, and is well known in the parish of Hanover and Westmoreland, having worked with Mr. J. Falconer upwards of six years. He has a wife on Cariwina Estate, in the latter parish, where it is supposed he may be skulking. A reward of one Doubloon will be given, upon lodging him in any workhouse by C. McNish, Savanna la Mar, J. Fray, Montego Bay, or the Subscriber. JOSEPH CAREY. 26 December 1815 Cornwall Chronicle Trelawny Workhouse A Pistole Reward. Absconded, on Thursday 21st inst., JAMES, a creole Negro man, for some years past has been a driver here; he is a likely plausible fellow, of yellow complexion, 5 ft. 5-1/2 in. high, marked on his left shoulder R R, ◊ on top. He was seen at Berrydale Estate, and is supposed to be gone to Alex. McIntosh, Esq.’s, settlement, where he has a wife and child. The above reward will be paid on lodging him in any Workhouse, by JAMES HUNTER, sup.

1816 5 January 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Montego Bay

5 Ran away, on the 1st January, the following Negroes, namely SIMON, GEORGE, JEM, CHESTER, and ADAM. Any person taking up the same, and bringing them to the Subscriber, or giving information where they may be found, will be liberally rewarded. JOHN FICHETT.3 30 January 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Lucea Ran away, from the Subscriber on the 27th inst., a [mulatto] brown man named JAMES CROOKS, by trade a saddler, and is well known in the parishes of Hanover and St. James. Any person apprehending him shall receive, on application to the Subscriber, a suitable reward. All captains of ships are hereby cautioned not to take the above person off the Island, as the law will be strictly enforced against them. GEORGE HOPKINS. 31 January 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Lucea Ran away, on the 10th instant, a Negro woman named FLORA, a creole, of a yellow complexion, about 21 years of age, marked on her right shoulder A M C, and carried away her child named AMELIA, thirteen months old. She has her mother living in Kingston, and is very artful. Any person lodging her in any workhouse will receive eight Dollars reward, by applying to the store of LEE & McCALLUM. 1 March 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Small Field Ranaway, from the Subscriber, about the 26th of December last, a Negro man named GEORGE, a Congo, about 25 years of age, and 5 ft. 8 in. high, a little pitted with the small pox. On lodging him in any gaol or workhouse, a suitable reward will be given, on application to the Subscriber, at this place, or Montego Bay. DUN. MACFARLANE. 7 June 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Ranaway, from Aloa, near Dry Harbour, St. Ann, a Negro woman named AMY, a creole. She is very black and slim, has a mole under chin, and is well-known at Montego Bay and Falmouth, as

3 See also Cornwall Chroncile, 18 January 1816 Montego Bay Ranaway, on the 1st instant, a Negro man named SIMON; has a sore on his leg, and his marked on the right shoulder with the letter F. Any person taking up the same, and bringing him to the Subscriber, shall be liberally rewarded. JOHN FINCHETT.

6 she was born at the former place; she is very artful and it is likely she may have procured a false ticket. She ranaway in company with a mulatto slave man named WILLIAM CARR, who is a tailor by trade, and sometimes works as a sailor on board of droggers; he passes himself as free, but belongs to Mrs. SPARKS a brown woman, at Montego Bay. Whoever takes up the said Negro woman named Amy, and lodges her in any workhouse, shall receive a suitable reward by applying to Mr. D. Sutherland, Falmouth; Mr. Samuel Anderson, Montego Bay; or the Subscriber, at Dry Harbour. BEN. HENDERSON. 26 July 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Montego Bay Runaway, from the Subscriber on Monday the 8th instant, a Negro woman named MYRTILLA; she is lame of the left leg, and well known in the neighbourhood. Any person lodging her in any workhouse shall receive a Pistole reward, or two Doubloons on proving to conviction by whom she is harboured. WILLIAM FARQUHARSON. 28 August 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Belle-Vue, Trelawny Absented herself from this place, the early part of the present month, a stout, healthy, young black woman named DINAH, late the property of Dr. W. M. SPENCE, from whom she was purchased; supposed to be harboured about Montego Bay or Lucea, having family connexions in both towns. Any person or persons lodging her in any gaol or workhouse, shall receive a Doubloon reward, on application to W. F. HOLT. 6 September 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Ranaway, about three weeks past, a Negro man named WILLIAM (well known by the name of QUASHIE at Falmouth) [sic]. He was formerly a cook at Robert’s tavern; tall and stout, one of his legs swelled with a scar or sore on the ankle. Four Dollars reward will be given on lodging him in any workhouse, by application to H. I. ISAACS, Montego Bay, or in Kingston to M. Shannon. 11 September 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Hine’s Lodge Absented herself from the Subscriber, early in July inst., a Negro woman named ANNE, much pock-pitted, about 38 years of age, yellowish complexion, 5 ft. high, is very plausible, lately the property of Mr. WETZLAR, Montego Bay, from whom she was purchased in December last; supposed to be harboured about Montego Bay or its vicinity. Any person or persons lodging her in any gaol or workhouse, shall receive a Half-Joe reward, on application to JOHN HINE.

7 17 September 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Lucea Ranaway, from the Subscriber, on Wednesday last, a Negro boy about 16 years of age, 5 ft. high, black complexion, had on when he left home, sheeting trowsers, york-stripe jacket, and a new striped holland shirt; very plausible and may perhaps attempt to pass as free; his name is JAMES. Any person apprehending and lodging him in any gaol or workhouse, or bringing him to the Subscriber, shall receeive One Doubloon reward. R. RUSEA. 21 September 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Ranaway, since February last, from Dundee Estate, Hanover, a creole Negro man, named ROBIN. He is an artful fellow, and will change his name, 5 ft. 6 in. or 8 in. high, has an impediment in his speech, and when speaking fast stutters; rather lame from being knock kneed, marked on both shoulders W M, ◊ on top. He is supposed to be harboured either at Mr. Malcolm’s Mount-Pelier, or Alexandria, where he has connexions. Five Pounds reward will be paid by the overseer of the Estate, for apprehending the said Negro, or lodging him in any of the different workhouse. (Hanover) [sic]. 8 October 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Richmond Hill Absented herself from Richmond Hill settlement, in September last, a Negro woman, named MARGARET, of a yellow complexion and stout made. She is marked E P on both shoulders, is very plausible, and passes under the name of SAMBO MARY. She is supposed to be harboured in the neighbourhood of Black River. Any person apprehending or bringing her to the Subscriber shall be liberally rewarded. S. L. PETGRAVE. 8 October 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Armagh, Trelawny One Doubloon Reward Ranaway, on the 18th August last, a creole Negro named ALLICK, about 17 years of age, of a slender make, with some yellow spots on his face. It is suspected he has gone to St. Elizabeth, in company with the servants of some Gentleman who attended the Falmouth Races. The above reward will be paid on his being delivered to the Subscriber, or lodged in any workhouse. THOMAS WILLIS.

8 26 October 1816 Cornwall Chronicle Montego Bay A young creole Negro man, named GEORGE, nearly 6 ft. high, has absented himself from the Office of this paper. He formerly belonged to ELIZABETH RENAUD, of this town, where he is well known, but having a brother and some other connexions in Spanish Town, it is supposed he may be lurking thereabout. A Pistole reward will be paid on lodging him in the gaol or workhouse. (SHERGOLD & GUTHRIE) [sic].

1817 4 August 1817 Cornwall Chronicle St. James Workhouse Escaped, from out of one of the Cells of this place, by breaking through the partition thereof, and climbing over the roof of the Workhouse, some time in the night of the 29th of last month, that noted villain named MITCHELL, a Mundingo, 5 ft. 8 in. high, has his country marks on his temples and cheeks, skin very black, brand-marked W on both shoulders, and said he belonged to the Retrieve Estate, Westmoreland. Also escaped from the Drivers, on the 31st of the said month, by breaking the collar from off his neck, a stout powerful Negro man, named RICHARD, a Mundingo, 5 ft. 10 in. high, no visible brand-mark, but has his country marks the same as Mitchell, and said he belonged to Mr. HECTOR FRASER. Both of these Negroes were, it is said, accomplices in breaking open negro houses in divers places, and committing many shameful robberies before they were apprehended and sent here. It is strongly suspected that as one of Mr. Westmore’s cooper Negroes, who is hired to Catherine Hall Estate, and reported to be a brother of Mitchell’s, he and Richard will endeavour to get themselves harboured at the said estate. Two Pistoles reward is hereby offered to whoever will apprehend the above-mentioned Negroes, and delivering them at this, or any other workhouse. WILLIAM BALL, sup. 3 September 1817 Cornwall Chronicle Montego Bay Two Doubloons reward for apprehending, and lodging in any gaol or workhouse, a Negro man named MATT, who formerly belonged to Mr. DALE, of Barbary Hill wharf, in Hanover; then to Mr. JOHN SANDLANDS, and afterwards to Mr. PETER HOWDON, from whom the Subscriber purchased him. He is of a coal black complexion, about 5 ft. 5 in. high, very stout made, and has a scar on the right side of his face. It is supposed he has been hiring himself on board of droggers and to fishermen, about Salt Maria and Falmouth. Also, one Doubloon reward for apprehending and lodging in any workhouse, a Negro man named DAMON, who formerly belonged to Mr. VINCENT’s estate, and then to the Peak-Penn, in Hanover. He is slim made, about 5 ft. 3 or 4 in. high, and has remarkable light coloured eyes. W. ALLEN.

9 22 September 1817 Cornwall Chronicle Lucea Ranaway, in August last, an Ebo Negro man named WILLIAM, by trade a cooper, the property of COLIN GRANT, late of the parish of Hanover, deceased; about 5 ft. 5 in. high, yellow complexion, has got a mark on his cheek supposed his country mark, pretty stout made, apparently about 35 years old. Five Pounds reward will be paid to any one securing him, and ten Pounds on proving to conviction by whom harboured. CUTHB. POTTS. 26 September 1817 Cornwall Chronicle Trelawny Ranaway, from Greenfield Estate, a sambo man named JOHN, or JOHN HALL GALLIMORE, 24 years of age, rather tall, of a mild demeanour; he can work as a tailor; his occupation was cattle-man. Also, some time before, TRYALL, or JAMES DOUGLAS, a creole Negro, short and rather stout; 22 years of age; he plays on the fiddle. And, OLIVER, a creole Negro, promising to be stout, and middle-sized, 19 years of age; aquiline nose. Whoever will give such information to JAMES MUNRO, at the Rock, as may lead to the return of any of these to the Estate, shall be handsomely rewarded.

Part 2: Workhouse Lists (1810-1817)

1810 Black River Workhouse 1810. [CC] MARCUS, a creole, to Mr. EDWARD CALLEN, marked E C on right shoulder; committed by A. Girdwood, Esq., 5 ft. 7 in. high. 6/20 JOHNSTON, a Moco, to Mr. PIGOT, marked I L on right shoulder; committed by A. Girdwood, Esq., 5 ft. 5 in. high. 10/23 NEPTUNE, a Moco, to RICHARD BOUCHER, Esq., St. Elizabeth, marked R B on both shoulders. 12/12 Clarendon Workhouse, 1810. [CC] JOE, a creole, says he belongs to Miss GRAY a free black woman, Kingston, marked apparently with I H on both shoulders, 4 ft. 10 in. high. 11/17 JACK, a creole, to the estate of SARAH MORRIS, a free woman, Kingston, marked S M, ◊ on top, on both shoulders and breasts, 5 ft. 4-3/4 in. high. 12/5

10 Kingston Workhouse, 1810. [CC] SALLY, a creole, to Mr. EWER, no visible brand-mark, has several blots. 11/5 KING, a Nago [Yoruba], to ELLISON, mark on right shoulder not distinct. 12/6 Morant Bay Workhouse, 1810. [CC] BOB, an Angola, says he belongs to a free Eboe woman in Kingston named Miss MARY, marks of flogging on his back; committed by Thomas Thomson, Esq., 5 ft. 8 in. high. 12/14 Portland Workhouse 1810. [CC] DASHER, an Eboe, says he belongs to Lowlayton Estate, no mark, had on an iron collar. 12/28 St. Andrew Workhouse, 1810. [CC] TONEY, a creole, formerly to Sir CHARLES PRICE, now says he is free, but has no document thereof, marked C P both shoulders; taken up by a Maroon. 12/19 St. Ann Workhouse, 1810. [CC] MARY, country unknown, says she belongs to the Rev. Mr. REES, she appears to be insane. 11/21 ROWLAND, a creole, to Mr. BULL, Spanish Town, has a scar over the right eye. 12/2 St. George Workhouse, 1810. [CC] JOHN, country unknown, formerly the property of Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, Pimento Grove, St. Mary, but sold by Messrs. HALL & FERGUSON to Rhine Estate, St. Thomas in the East, marked T H. 2/13 WILKS, a Mundingo, to the estate of JACOB A. OOSTERLAND. 2/11 QUASHIE, says he was born in Georgia, and that he is free, but has no documents thereof, much pock pitted and knock-kneed. 2/19 DIANA, a creole, to the late Mr. CABARES, no mark. 2/28 St. James Workhouse, 1810. [CC] CHARLES, a creole, to Lottery Estate, no brand-mark, 5 ft. 3-3/4 in. high. 12/15 JAMES, an Eboe, to EDWARD SHAW, Esq., brand-mark apparently E S on right shoulder, has a large sore on his left leg, and a remarkable scar on the right corner of his mouth, 5 ft. 4-1/2 in.

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high. 2/28 YORK, a Coromantee, to Mrs. BLACK, at Falmouth, the brand-marks on his shoulders are illegible, has a film on his left eye, over which he wears a piece of silk, bound on by a handkerchief tied round his head, which is remarkable grey, 5 ft. 3-1/2 in. high. 3/11 TOM, a Coromantee, to Mr. MARCY, no brand-mark, 5 ft. 3 in. high. 3/11 LETTICE, a creole, to Golden Grove Estate, no brand-mark, 5 ft. 1 in. high. 3/13 JUNO, a Moco, to Mr. WEATHERBURN, now off the island, says Mr. BLYTHE is her trustee, brand-marks on both shoulders apparently A V, ◊ on top, 5 ft. high. 3/13 HANNAH, a creole, to Carrickfoil Estate, no brand-mark, 5 ft. 3 in. high. 3/23 CHARLOTTE, an Eboe, to Froom Estate, no brand-mark, 5 ft. 12/-in. high. 3/23 HARRIOT, a Canga, to Fairfield Estate, 5 ft. 3 in. high. 3/27 QUAMIN, a Papa, to Golden Grove Estate, Hanover, no visible brand-mark, is elderly, and little finger on right hand contracted inwards, 5 ft. 4 in. high. 3/28 SARAH, a Nango [Nago?], to Golden Grove Estate, Hanover, 4 ft. 11 in. high. 3/28 St. Mary Workhouse, 1810. [CC] FRANK, a Mungola [Angola], to the estate of LEWIS WILLIAMS, or the heirs of ANN WILLIAMS a free woman of colour, committed by Peter Grant, Esq., 5 ft. 8 in. high. 10/16 MARY, a creole, and her two children FRANK and HANNAH BAILEY, to Mr. BAILEY, Kingston, marked R H on top, on left arm, and E B on right shoulder. 12/18 Spanish Town Workhouse, 1810. [CC] ROSE, a Moco, to the estate of Mr. COLMAN, dec., marked W C left shoulder, sent in by KITTY COLMAN, her owner, 5 ft. 4-1/2 in. high. 8/27 JOHN, a creole, to Mr. TROWER, dec., late overseer on Prospect Estate, marked G M both shoulders, committed by town clerk, 5 ft. 5 in. high. 10/26 PHILLIS, a Mungola, to Mr. W. LAYBOURN, off the island, in possession of D. McDONALD, Esq., Old Harbour, marked L right shoulder, committed by town clerk, 5 ft. 4 in. high. 10/26 JULIET, alias ELIZABETH RUSSELL, a creole, to MARY REID, Port Antonio, mark right shoulder obliterated, committed by town clerk, 5 ft. 1 in. high. 11/1

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LEWIS, a Mundingo, to Messrs. BOGLE and JOPP, Kingston, has lost all the toes on his left foot, save the great toe, committed by town clerk, 5 ft. 3 in. high. 11/4 MOLLY, a French creole, says she belongs to some one at Jeremie, who is dead, marked apparently I N E M left breast. 12/6 Westmoreland Workhouse, 1810. [CC] GEORGE, a Coromantee, to the estate of Miss BETSEY WALKER, dec., Kingston, no mark, committed by James Brown, Esq., 5 ft. 8 in. high. 10/8 BILLY, a creole boy, to Mr. JOSEPH BRISSETT, Content Estate, Hanover, no mark, committed by Thomas Hill, Esq., 5 ft. 2 in. high. 10/5 LIMERICK, a Congo, to the estate of Mr. McCARTHY, dec., Montego Bay, marked R M C, both shoulders, committed by James Robert Tomlinson, Esq., 5 ft. 5 in. high. 10/31

1811 Black River Workhouse, 1811. [CC] SAMPSON, a Mundingo, to Mr. THOMAS WILKINSON, no visible mark. 1/5 CHARLOTTE, an Eboe, to Miss CROWE, no visible mark. 2/27 [NO-NAME], a Congo, new Negro, name and owner unknown, marked M M on right shoulder. 2/19 BEHAVIOUR, an Eboe, to Mr. VERNEUIL, no mark. 2/26 CUPID, a creole, to Mr. MAHONEY, marked I B on right shoulder. 2/26 FREDERICK, a creole, to Three Mile River Estate, the property of J. GRAHAM, Esq., marked I C on both shoulders. 3/5 ABBY, an Eboe, to Midgham Penn, St. Elizabeth, mark on both shoulders not plain. 3/54 PRINCE, a Congo, to Mr. STEWART, mark on right shoulder not plain. 3/8 JOHN, a mulatto boy, to Mr. FERGUSON, no mark. 3/10

4 Montego Bay, 23 Aug. 1811. Runaway a negro woman named ABBY, marked on both shoulders not plain, she formerly belonged to Midgham Penn, in Westmoreland. Six Dollars reward will be paid to any person lodging her in any workhouse, or delivering her to JOHN BAPTEST.

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CUPID, an Eboe, to Mr. EGLIN, marked B B on right shoulder. 3/12 Clarendon Workhouse, 1811. [CC] THOMAS, a creole, alias ALLICK, alias ALEX. BROWN, first said he was free but now says he belongs to Mr. LOVESEY a tavern-keeper, Kingston. 1/9 LONDON, a creole, to Mr. JOHN HUTCHISON, Kingston or St. Andrew, marked both shoulders with P R. 1/16 CUBENNA, a Moco, to JAMES RATS, marked on right shoulder I Y. 2/14 ROBERT, an Eboe, says to Mr. FYSELL, St. Thomas in the East, he had in his possession several open letters directed to William Clark, Esq., and a pass signed by said Clark dated Bath, 10 December 1809. 2/22 THOMAS, a creole, says to the estate of WILLIAM ROBERTSON of St. Elizabeth, marked on left shoulder and both cheeks W R. 2/27 PRIMUS, a creole, to PHILLIS SANDERS a free woman of colour, Spanish Town, marked on right shoulder [illegible], 5 ft. 7 in. high. 3/18 JACK, a creole boy, to Mrs. GOULBOURN, Vere, marked on right shoulder I G, 2 on top, 4 ft. 6-1/4 in. high. 3/20 Hanover Workhouse, 1811. [CC] LOUISA, an Eboe, to PHOEBE McDONALD a black woman, Westmoreland, no mark but a sore on her thumb, and her feet much crab-yaws eaten,5 5 ft. 1 in. high. 2/18 Kingston Workhouse, 1811. [CC] JACK, a creole, marked T C on both shoulders. 1/15 JOHN, an Eboe, to Mr. HUGSY, no visible brand-mark. 1/29 WILLIAM, a Chamba, to a Mr. MENZIES, marked apparently T P on right shoulder. 2/22 5 This term likely refers to plantar’s warts. Masters apparently developed their own cures, and presumably the slaves did as well. Here is one known treatment for “crab-yaws” from 1752: “Colonel Barclay says, put hog-plum tree bark in a pot to boil with water till strong; then place it over a gentle fire, & keep the feet in it as hot as can be bore for nine days and nights, and it will effectually cure the crab-yaws that he cures all his Negroes so”; Douglas Hall, In Miserable Slavery: Thomas Thistlewood in Jamaica, 1750-86 (Kingston, Jamaica: University of the West Indies Press, 1999), p.38.

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CHARLES, a creole, to Mr. COHEN, no visible brand-mark, has lost part of the small toe of his right foot. 3/2 JOHN, a creole of St. Domingo, to Mr. CLARKE, no brand-mark, has a sore on the great toe of his left foot. 3/8 SAMPSON, a Moco, to Mr. FARMER, no visible brand-mark, has country marks. 3/9 INIGO, a Mungola, to Mr. Todd, Hanover, no visible brand-marks, has country marks. 3/11 ELLICK, a Wakee, to Mr. BASSAN, no visible brand-mark, has country marks. 3/16 MARTIN, a Mundingo, to Mr. DALLY, no visible brand-mark. 3/16 SAMPSON, a creole, to Mr. ALEXANDER RUSSELL, Spanish Town. 3/18 ROSE, an Eboe, to Mr. COHEN, marked D on right shoulder. 3/18 HARRY, a creole, to ALEXANDER RUSSELL, Spanish Town. 3/18 Morant Bay Workhouse, 1811. [CC] JACK, a Manhabba, says he belongs to DAVID DICK, Esq., and that he ran away from Kingston workhouse upwards of two years ago, has country marks, and has the yaws.6 2/11 PRUDENCE, a Nago, to Mr. MEIN, Port Antonio, of the late Capt. KING, marks on both shoulders not plain. 3/2 Port Royal Workhouse, 1811. [CC] ISAAC LATHAN, an American, says he is free, but cannot show any document thereof, no mark. 2/12 TOM, a Congo, says he belongs to Mr. SIMPSON, Kingston, marked A M N on right shoulder. 2/12 ISAAC, a creole, to Counsellor TONGE, has lost the great toe of his left foot. 3/5

6 A common, and feared, disease thought to be distinctive to slaves with symptons of lesions on the skin

that lasted from several weeks to as long as three years. The disease appears to have had a West African origin, but is also associated with severe nutritional deficiencies. The secondary symptons were similar to syphilis, and both were called “bubos” in the Spanish Americas, though in the Anglophone Caribbean yaws was often compared to leprosy and other contagious “scrofulous” diseases. See Kiple, The Caribbean Slave, pp.21, 136-140, 243-244 n29.

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WILLIAM DOLLAR, a creole mulatto boy, to JAMES LAING, Esq., Kingston, no mark, has a scar on his right ankle, and film on one eye. 3/9 St. Andrew Workhouse, 1811. [CC] ROBERT, a creole, to Mr. PALMER, Above Rocks, marked L on right shoulder; brought in by the Maroons. 1/29 FORTUNE, a Mundingo, says to the estate of Mr. HAMILTON, formerly to Mr. JOHNSON, dec., marked on one shoulder but not plain. 1/29 NANCY, an Eboe, to the estate of Mr. BROWN a man of colour, no visible brand-mark. 2/16 GUY, a creole, first said to Mrs. SCOTT but now to Mr. QUEENEBOROUGH, no visible brand-mark. 2/22 JACK, a Congo, said he was free but now says he belongs to a Mr. BASSAN, marked B L left shoulder; brought in by the Maroons. 2/26 BELINDA, a creole, to Mr. STENNETT, St. Ann, no visible brand-mark. 2/26 JAMES, a Moco, to GEORGE KINKEAD, Esq., no brand-mark. 2/28 MARCH, a Congo, says he formerly belonged to Mr. ROBERT BENNETT but now to Mr. SHAND, marked apparently T or I B, ◊ on top, on both shoulders. 2/28 NANCY, a Mungola, alias ELIZA, says she formerly belonged to Mr. CONGREVE, but now to Mr. ROMAN, in the mountains, no visible brand-mark. 3/1 COLIN, a Mungola, to Mr. BARTON, St. George, marked apparently B on both shoulders. 3/5 JACK, a Moco, to JAMES SMITH, Esq., mark on right shoulder not plain; brought in by the Maroons. 3/7 PETER, an Eboe, to Mr. RAINFORD, no brand-mark, taken up as a runaway, but since committed for robbery. 3/7 ANN, a Mungola, to Mr. LISSON or ELLISON, now says to Mr. BARNETT, marked R E on right shoulder. 3/8 POLYDORE, a Mungola, to Mr. O’HARA, marked apparently L S on right shoulder; brought in by the Maroons. 3/18 PANTOCK, a Congo, to Miss STILES, marked C M, ◊ between, on right shoulder. 3/18

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JACK, a creole, to Mr. JAMES FERRIER, Mullet Hall Estate, no visible brand-mark. 3/15 DIANA, to Miss SWIMMER, committed as a runaway, and for robbing negro-houses at Chancery Hall Estate. 3/15 LUCRETIA, a creole, to Miss BETSEY ALLBULL, Manchoniel, marked P, within a circle, on both shoulders; brought in by the Maroons. 3/15 DRAKE, a Mungola, to Mr. ELKIN, no visible brand-mark. 3/18 HARRY, a creole, to Mr. LUNNANS or Mrs. WHIBBY, marked apparently F W on right shoulder; brought in by the Maroons. 3/19 NED, a Mundingo, to Miss BOOTH, no visible brand-mark; brought in by the Maroons. 3/19 GEORGE, a creole, to Miss or Mrs. NUNES, no visible brand-mark; brought in by the Maroons. 3/19 LUCRETIA, a creole, to Miss LYDIA FACEY, marked apparently L F on right shoulder. 3/20 TRIM, a Mungola, to Mr. SAVAGE, marked A 8, 8 H on top, within a square, on right shoulder. 3/20 THOMAS, a creole, to Miss MARY GRAHAM, no visible brand-mark. 3/20 JOHN THOMAS, says he is free, and that he is from the Windward Islands, he is ordered to be brought before the Sitting Magistrates next Tuesday. 3/21 JOE, a creole, to Miss WATERS, Kingston, marked H P on left shoulder. 3/21 St. Ann Workhouse, 1811. [CC] DICK, a Mundingo, to the estate of GEORGE DICK, dec., a brown man near Pedro River, mark not plain. 1/30 BEN, a Coromantee, says he belongs to Mr. C. CAMPBELL, Falmouth, marked C C on both shoulders. 3/10 RANDAL, a Congo, says he belongs to Mr. JOHN CUNNINGHAM, Montego Bay, marked T & D on left shoulder. 3/12 St. Mary Workhouse, 1811. [CC] JOHN, a Congo, to Mrs. BELMONT, Old Harbour, marked I M F on left shoulder. 1/9

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ROSEY, an Eboe, to BENJAMIN SCOTT, Esq., Bonham Spring. 1/14 SAM, a creole, to Major DOUGLAS, Grange Estate, Hanover. 1/31 JUPITER, a Mungola, to Orange Vale Estate, St. George, marked O V on left breast. 2/5 JOHN, a creole, to Mr. ROBERT RAINFORD, Casava River. 2/5 ROBERT, a Coromantee, to New Ground Estate. 2/9 Spanish Town Workhouse, 1811. [CC] CAESAR, a Moco, cannot or will not tell his owner’s name, but says his master lives near Falmouth, has country marks on his temples and breasts. 1/7 LEMON, a Congo, to the estate of Mr. STEWART, Kingston, marked M K in one, ◊ on top, both shoulders. 1/16 ANN WILLIAMS, a creole, to DUNCAN McDONALD, Esq., Old Harbour Bay, no brand-mark. 1/23 BESSY, an Eboe, owner unknown, supposed to a coffee work, marked P R both shoulders. 2/4 SALLY, an Eboe, owner unknown, marked P R right shoulder. 2/4 LIORE, a Papa, to WENTWORTH BAYLEY, Esq., marked W B, ◊ between, left shoulder, and both cheeks. 2/9 HOMER, a creole, to Mr. EMSLEY, George Inn, St. George, has the marks of an old sore on the right cheek. 2/9 PETER, a Mungola, to a brown woman named MARY BRUSH, Kingston, marked I B right shoulder, and I B [upside down] left shoulder. 2/21 SARAH, a creole, to Two Mile Wood, BECKFORD’s, no brand-mark. 2/23 CHARLES, a Wakee, to Mr. SILVERA, Stoney Hill, marked R E, ◊ on top, right shoulder. 2/25 TITUS, a Mundingo, to Mr. WILES, Botonic Garden, marked N M [the M upside down], right breast and both shoulders. 2/25 JAMES, a Mungola, to a Miss WATERS, Kingston, has the marks of an old sore on the left shoulder. 2/26

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THOMAS, a Congo, to DUTTON TURNER, Esq., mark on left shoulder not plain, has his country marks on his breast and back. 2/27 JOHN, an Eboe, to WILLIAM HEWITT, Esq., St. Elizabeth, marked A W right shoulder. 3/5 YORK, a creole, to the estate of Mr. JOHN MOYES, dec., mark on both shoulders obliterated. 3/9 KELLY, a Moco, to Dr. DAVID DAW a saddler, Kingston, has some of his lower teeth out. 3/13 JACK, an Eboe, to Dr. DAVID DAW a saddler, Kingston, his country marks on his forehead. 3/13 EDWARD, a Moco, to a brown man named ROBINSON of Withywood, mark on right shoulder obliterated, has the marks of an old sore on the right side of his neck. 3/13 ROBERT, a Congo, to Mr. SHANNON of Kingston, marked T M, ◊ between, on the shoulders. 3/16 TOM, a creole, to JAMES LAING, Esq., Goshen, St. Ann, marked G, ◊ between, right shoulder. 3/16 TOM, a Papa, to SCHWELLISBURG Estate, St. Ann, marked M E, ◊ between, both shoulders. 3/16 SAMPSON, a Chamba, to Mr. MICHAEL SAMUELS, Old Harbour, marked M 8 left shoulders, 5 ft. 6 in. high. 3/16 KING, a Congo, to Capt. BUSHMAN, Kingston, marked on left shoulder not plain, 5 ft. 2 in. high. 3/22 Trelawny Workhouse, 1811. [CC] RICHARD, a creole, to Mr. LEWIS, Montego Bay, no mark, 5 ft. 1/4-in. high. 2/18 JOSEPH ANTONIO, a native of Curacao, says he is free but has no documents thereof, no mark, 5 ft. 3-1/4 in. high. 2/28 NANCY, a Moco, to WILLIAM PITTER, Esq., St. Elizabeth, marked P, ◊ on top, right shoulder, 5 ft. 1/4-in. high. 3/12 JOHN, a Mundingo, to a Mr. OGAN, Hanover, small country marks on both cheeks, 5 ft. 7-7/8 in. high. 3/14

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Westmoreland Workhouse, 1811. [CC] JASON, a creole, to Mrs. BERNARD, Montego Bay, no mark, 5 ft. 4-1/2 in. high. 1/18 DICK, a Mundingo, to Golden Grove Estate, Hanover, no mark, 5 ft. 4 in. high. 2/26 JAMES, a Cango [Canga?], to Mr. JOHN WIGGAN, St. James, no mark, 5 ft. 8 in. high. 2/26 SAM, a Congo, to Silver Grove Estate, Hanover, no mark, 5 ft. 3-1/2 in. high. 3/12 JOHN, a creole, to Mr. BEVERIDGE, Kingston, no mark, 5 ft. 11 in. high. 3/12

1812 Clarendon Workhouse, 1812. [CC] BILLY, a Congo, to Ballard’s River Estate, 5 ft. 3-1/2 in. high. 11/27 BETSEY THOMPSON, an Eboe, says she belongs to Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, gone off the island, 5 ft. 5-1/2 in. high. 12/3 HARRY, a Congo, to ROBERT ROSS, Esq., Dunants Penn, now says to Richmond Estate, St. Mary. 12/24 Kingston Workhouse, 1812. [CC] JOHN, a Mungola, to Mr. COWELL. 10/30 St. Andrew Workhouse, 1812. [CC] ROBERT, a creole, to the estate of Mr. CLUNES, dec., marked R B left shoulder. 12/3 JOHN, a Mundingo, to Mr. BRYANT, dec., scars of brand-marks on both shoulders. 12/24 St. Ann Workhouse, 1812. [CC] QUASHIE, to GEORGE BARRISS, Esq., sent in for punishment. 11/2 BILLY, to LANDOVERY. 12/24 Spanish Town Workhouse, 1812. [CC] CHARLES, a Nago, to WILLIAM BAILLIE, Esq., St. Andrew, marked W B both shoulders, ◊ on top, committed by town clerk, 5 ft. 5 in. high. 9/21 JAMES, a Chamba, to Cocoa-Walk, Clarendon, Mr. AGUILAR, marked G I right shoulder,

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committed by town clerk, 5 ft. 8 in. high. 10/19 POMPEY, a Portuguese [Congo], to Mr. R. THOMPSON, Kingston, or Lora Penn, marked both shoulders but obliterated, committed by town clerk, 5 ft. 4 in. high. 10/26 JAMES, a creole, to the estate of Livermore, dec., no brand-mark, sent in by Mr. W. Frankson a brown man, 5 ft. 7 in. high. 11/4 JACK, an Eboe, belonging formerly to a Mr. FALCONER, who he says is now dead, marked I G right shoulder, committed by town clerk, 4 ft. 10-1/2 in. high. 11/13 BESSEY, a Congo, to JAMES LAING, Esq., now says to the estate of Mr. GEORGE STEPHENSON, dec., formerly overseer on Southfield Estate, St. Ann, has her country marks on her neck and forehead. 12/28 CHARLES, a Broman, says to a Mr. JONES, at some Estate to windward, now off the island, marked right shoulder, obliterated, has country on his arms and breast, his over teeth filed. 12/28

1813 Black River Workhouse, 1813. [CC] MARY, a Congo, to Mr. REID, St. Ann, no mark. 1/2 WILLIAM, an Eboe, says his master is dead, and that his name was HILL, and lived at Wear-Park or Moore-Park, he believes in Hanover, no brand-mark, has a number of scars on his back and shoulders, and his right ear slit. 1/4 SHARP, a Moco, to Miss SUSAN TURNER, marked S T, ◊ on top, on right shoulder. 1/9 CLINKER, a Coromantee, to Mr. JOHN GORDON, marked I I on right shoulder. 3/12 BETTY, a creole, formerly to George’s Valley, now to Messrs. JACQUES, LAING and CO., no mark. 3/13 BESSY, a Congo, to the estate of JAMES McINTOSH, Esq., dec., no mark. 3/25 JACK, a creole, to Mr. COCKEN, Parnassus Estate, Clarendon, marked D H on both shoulders. 3/28 JOHN, a creole boy, to Mr. RUSSELL, Shrewsbury Estate, Westmoreland, no mark. 4/2 JAMES, a Congo, to Mr. TROUGHT, St. James, mark not plain. 4/5 JAMES, a Mungola, to Mr. ASHBURN, Old Harbour, marked I E A on left shoulder, has lost

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one of his legs. 4/9 JAMES, a creole, to the Ramble Penn, Hanover, no mark. 4/12 WILLIAM, an Eboe, to Mr. HEWING or Ewing Crawl, Clarendon, no mark; brought in by the Maroons. 10/1 JOHN, a creole, to Mr. SILVERA, Kingston, marked A8, and other marks below not plain, left shoulder. 10/20 JACK, a creole, to Mr. COCHRANE, Parnassus Estate, Clarendon, marked B H on both shoulders. 10/27 JOHN, a Congo, to DONALD McFARLANE, Esq., Kingston, marked W B, M W below, right shoulder, and W B, ◊ between, left shoulder. 12/3 BILLY, a creole boy, to Mrs. RUSSELL, Culloden, Westmoreland, no mark. 12/3 FLAVIA, a creole, to Good-Hope Estate, Trelawny, no mark. 12/23 Clarendon Workhouse, 1813. [CC] QUACO, a creole, to Amity Hall, Vere, mark on right shoulder not plain. 2/17 JOHN, a Congo, to DUNKERLY’s Dry River, Vere, mark right shoulder A D. 3/29 MARIA, a Congo, to Miss CATHERINE MOWBRAY, Kingston, marked right shoulder C M. 3/12 JOHN, an Eboe, says he did belong to Mr. ROBERT LAING, Spanish Town, was shipped off the country, and has returned, marked on left shoulder L M, right A M C, with his country marks. 3/14 RICHARD, a Mungola, says to BILLY JOHNSON a free man of colour, St. Mary, marked on right shoulder C ID . 3/16 HENRY, a Mundingo, says to Mr. THOMAS ROBERTSON, Port Maria, St. Mary, much pitted with the smallpox. 3/27 BILLY, a Mundingo, to Mr. BARNET JOSEPH, Kingston, marked on right shoulder A W. 4/10 QUAMINA, a Chamba, to WILLIAM JACKSON, Esq., Old Harbour. 4/19 JULY, a creole, to Mr. JOHN ALLAN, St. Ann, marked on right shoulder I A. 4/20

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BILLY, a Congo, to Mr. BAIRD, Spanish Town, who he says keeps a tavern, mark not plain. 4/24 NANCY, a Moco, to ROBERT FINLAY, Spanish Town, marked D D, ◊ on top, on her shoulders, breasts, and cheeks. 4/25 MARY, a Wawoe, to KELLETS estate. 10/4 WILL, a creole, says he belongs to Riverside Estate, Vere, no brand-mark. 12/9 GEORGE, a Congo, says he belongs to a Mr. CLARKE, Falmouth, a carpenter, marked I P, I P above, left shoulder. 12/24 Hanover Workhouse, 1813. [CC] WILL, a creole, to PETER DOUGLASS, Esq., Burnwick Estate, marked C O, on both shoulders, 5 ft. 3 in. high. 3/3 CLARINDA, a Coromantee, to Mrs. CAMPBELL, Hanover, 5 ft. 4 in. high. 3/28 JACK, a Mundingo, to Mr. PRICE, Westmoreland, 5 ft. 7 in. high. 4/19 SIMON, a Nago, to Mr. J. PANTHER, Content, Hanover, 5 ft. 2 in. high. 4/19 Kingston Workhouse, 1813. [CC] GEORGE, a creole, to Mr. HENRIQUES, mark on both shoulders not plain. 1/8 TOM, a Congo, to HENRY CERF, Esq., has marks of a public flogging on both his shoulders. 1/25 DICK, a creole, to PETER HENRY, marked H H, ◊ between, on both shoulders. 2/17 SUTTON, an Eboe, to Mr. BLAGROVE, St. Ann, no brand-mark. 2/25 ANDREW, a native of Curracoa [sic], says he is free but cannot shew any document thereof, no brand-mark, sore on left temple, cut across his lips. 3/8 NANCY BLACK, a creole, to THOMAS BAGNOLD. 3/11 CHARLOTTE, a Coromantee, to Mr. TODD, or JOHN STOTT, formerly to JACOB HENRIQUES, marked with 1 2H left shoulder. 3/11 NANNY, a Coromantee, and her child DAVEY, to WENTWORTH BAYLY, Esq., St. Mary, marked with C B right shoulder, mark on left not plain. 3/13

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HAMILTON, a Coromantee, to Mr. McNALLY, marked O M, P on top, on right shoulder. 3/15 FORTUNE, a Mungola, says he belonged to Mr. JACOB BASSAN, of Port Royal, who said he sold him to a person in the Dock or King’s Yard, marked I C on left breast. 3/16 THOMAS, a creole, to GOLDSON, Port Royal, no mark, lump on left temple. 3/18 EDWARD, a creole, to Mr. BERWICK, Morant Bay, marked N on right shoulder. 3/22 JENNY, a Coromantee, to POLLY DEVERNIE, no brand-mark, country marks on her temple. 3/28 SMART, a creole, to Mr. MARTIN, no mark, has a deep scar on his forehead. 4/1 ROBERT, a creole, to Lawes Estate, Vere, no mark. 4/1 JOHN, a Mundingo, to Mr. LUMLEY, or Mr. HASTINGS, in the country, no visible brand-mark. 4/12 PETER, a creole, to Mr. THOMAS WOOD, no mark. 4/21 JAMES, a creole, formerly to Mr. BARR, dec., was sold out of Spanish Town Workhouse, and belonged to a Mr. GRIFFITHS, late of Savanna la Mar, dec., marked H F, ◊ below, on breasts and shoulders. 4/21 TOM, an Eboe, to JOHN CUNNINGHAM, Esq., Montego Bay, marked I C on right shoulder. 6/16 PHILIP, a Mundingo, said he is free, but now says he belongs to Mr. DAVID FINLAY, at Santa Croix, no mark, but crab-yaws on his right hand and a cut at the corner of his right eye. 9/6 TOM, to Mr. THOMAS GRENVILLE, Spanish Town, marked W G on shoulders, ◊ on top. 9/10 THOMAS, alias JOHN, a creole, to Richmond Estate, St. Mary, no mark. 9/17 MARY, a creole, to Mr. WARD, [illegible] Estate; sent in from Fort August, a scar on her stomach. 9/30 WILLIAM, a creole, says he is free, and that he lived on Ross-Mount, St. Mary, no marks, lost one of his top front teeth. 10/7 GRACE, a Chamba, to JOHN G. LEWIS, Esq., Spanish Town, country marks on her belly and face. 10/11

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DOLLY, to a Mr. JOHN a carpenter, no mark, part of her toes on the right foot nearly off by a bad sore. 10/28 NEWVY, a Mungola, to the estate of Mr. MOLONY, dec., marked W C, W C on top left shoulder and W and ◊, right shoulder. 10/30 BROOKLYN, an Eboe, to Mr. McINTYRE, no visible brand-marks, has been publicly flogged. 11/1 MAD JOB, a Moco, to the estate of Mrs. HOWARD, dec., no visible brand-mark. 11/6 WILLIAM FRANCIS, a creole, says he is free, no mark, much pitted with the smallpox. 11/9 JOHN, a creole, to Miss FANNY BURTON, St. Elizabeth, mark on right shoulder not plain. 11/12 WILLIAM, alias MINGO, a Nago, to Mr. THOMAS BARNES, or Mr. NATHANIEL COULSON, Portland, no visible marks, country marks on his face. 11/15 WILLIAM, a salt-water creole, to Mr. WILLIAM CARREY, marked W C on left and H N on right shoulder. 11/28 ELIZA, a creole, to Mr. CROWN, marked L P in one, and ◊ on top on left shoulder. 11/30 QUASHIE, a Nago, to Mr. BARNES, Good-hope Estate, no visible brand-marks, country marks on his forehead. 12/2 QUASHIE, a creole, to Dr. WILLIAM BONNETT, Castle-Mine, St. Mary, marked W B on both shoulders. 12/16 CLASH, a creole, to Mount-Pleasant Estate, Hanover, no mark, has a cut on his forehead. 12/17 NANNY, a Mundingo, to Miss PARCHMENT, marked on both shoulders, but not plain, country marks on her belly; sent in from Fort Augusta. 12/20 JANE, a Moco, to Mr. THOMAS FARMER, no visible brand-mark; sent in from Fort Augusta. 12/20 BESSY, a creole, (and her child JAMES) [sic], to Miss WHEELER, Spanish Town, no visible brand-mark; sent in from Fort Augusta. 12/20 NANCY, a Congo, to Mr. MAGILL, no mark; sent in from Fort Augusta. 12/20 MARGARET, an Eboe, to Mr. SAMUEL CARPENTER, marked DUPUIS on both shoulders, in a state of pregnancy; sent in from Fort Augusta. 12/20

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Morant Bay Workhouse, 1813. [CC] BOB, a Moco, to JOHN WARREN, Esq., Somerset, St. David, marked I W on left shoulder, sore on right leg, large mark of an old sore on right side. 1/23 LONDON, a Mundingo, says he belongs to Mr. GEORGE FISHLEY, Kingston, marked P I O on right breast, a very stout man. 3/19 QUASHIE, a Nago, says he belongs to Spring Garden Estate, St. George, marked H 8, S on top, on right shoulder, country marks on his cheeks. 4/7 ROSE, a creole, says she belongs to GEORGE DAWSON, Esq., St. Andrew, marked I G on right shoulder, a film on left eye. 4/8 NED, a Congo, says he belongs to JOHN McLEOD, Esq., Ecclesdown, Manchioneal, marked apparently McL on left shoulder; brought in by the Maroons. 4/19 HERCULES, an Angola, says he belongs to Lennox plantation, or to B. CROSSLEY, Esq., Spring Garden Estate, St. George, swelled eyes, grey haired; brought in by the Maroons. 4/19 RACHAEL, a creole, says she belongs to Fair Prospect plantation, Manchioneal, sore on left leg, and apparently diseased; brought in by the Maroons. 4/19 JOHN WATERS, a Mundingo, to Monsieur ROSIER, overseer on Terra-Nova plantation, Portland, marked apparently L C on right shoulder. 11/9 PATIENCE, an Eboe, says she belongs to Miss STIRLING a free black woman of Kingston, marked C P on right shoulder, old and sickly. 11/18 MARY, a Yeebooa [Igbo], says she belonged to Mademoiselle JEAN MOREAU a brown lady, Kingston, marked I M left shoulder. 12/14 THOMAS, an American, says he formerly belonged to a Mrs. HANNAH HUST, who brought him over from America, about twenty years ago, and at her death some years afterwards left him free, but has no documents thereof, born in Charleston [South Carolina], marked E W P on one right shoulder. 12/14 FRANK, a creole, says he belongs to Mr. W. MACKIE, Williamsfield, St. George. 12/27 Portland Workhouse, 1813. [CC] PHOEBE, a Mungola, says she belongs to Miss WILTSHIRE, Kingston, no brand-mark. 9/18 ARCHIE, a Chamba, says he belongs to Miss JULIAN KINGSDON. 11/2

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WILLIAM, a creole, says he belongs to Mr. PACKALL, St. Thomas in the East, no brand-marks. 12/5 ADAM, an Eboe, says he belongs to Mr. MEIKLE JOHN, marked U W right shoulder. 12/13 Port Royal Workhouse, 1813. [CC] SUE, a creole, to Mr. BOYDEN, Windsor Lodge, Port Royal Mountains, marked owoL on left shoulder. 2/2 KITTY, a creole, says she belongs to ISAAC LEVY, Kingston, no mark. 4/22 RICHARD, a creole, says he belongs to DAVID DE CORDOVA, Kingston, no mark. 4/24 ELEANOR, a Mungola, and child SALLY, says she belongs to Mr. LIDDEL. 4/24 DOLLY, a creole, to Miss ANN HEMMINGS, Spanish Town, no mark. 12/10 St. Andrew Workhouse, 1813. [CC] SAM, a Mungola, to Mr. KIRKLAND, marked I A on both shoulders. 1/23 JACK, a Mundingo, to Mr. CAMPBELL, marked M A on both shoulders. 1/28 ISABELLA, a Mungola, to Mr. SPENCE, Montego Bay, marked E W on left breast. 2/6 JAMES ROBIN, a creole, to Mr. DRUMMOND, no mark. 2/7 QUACO, a creole, to Mr. DALHOUSE, Spanish Town, scar on stomach, and another on left foot. 2/10 ROBERT, a creole, to Mrs. SAMUELLS, Kingston, had a small chain on his legs. 2/27 MARCH, a Congo, to the estate of Mr. BERRY, marked T B, ◊ on top, on left shoulder, a large scar on his back. 3/30 PRESENT, an Eboe, to Mr. BASSAN, Port Royal, marked M G on left shoulder. 4/3 SALLY, a Coromantee, to Dr. GARROLL, Kingston, country marks on arms and breast. 4/4 JASPER, an Eboe, to Dr. GARROLL, Kingston, no brand-mark. 4/7 CHAMBERS, a Succo, to Mr. LATIMER, old and almost blind. 4/7

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SANNO, a creole, to Madam OLIVER, Kingston, marked COPY on left shoulder. 4/7 VENUS, an Eboe, to Mrs. HANCORNE, no mark. 4/10 JONEY, an Eboe, to Dr. WEST, or Mr. HILL, dec., Westmoreland, country marks on his face and neck. 4/10 PATIENCE, an Eboe, to Mr. LINDO, has lost the use of her left arm. 4/13 BESSY, a Congo, to Miss MESQUITTO, no mark; brought in by the Maroons. 4/13 SUSANNA, a salt-water creole, to Miss TAWS, Kingston, marked M T on right shoulder. 4/14 SIMON, a Coromantee, to Mr. DUNCOMB, mark not plain, a scar over his left eye; brought in by the Maroons. 4/16 CHARLES, a Moco, to Mr. HOWELL, no brand-mark, stammers; brought in by the Maroons. 4/16 JUPITER, a creole, to Mr. HOWIE, mark on right shoulder not plain; brought in by the Maroons. 4/16 LOUISA, a Mungola, to Miss FACEY, no mark; brought in by the Maroons. 4/16 PRESENCE, an Eboe, to Mr. LAWRENCE, mark not plain; brought in by the Maroons. 4/16 SALLY, a Mungola, and her CHILD (born since she ran away) [sic], to Madame SANETT, Kingston, no mark; brought in by the Maroons. 4/16 CASSILLO, or CASTELLO, a Mungola, to Mr. SHERRIFF, Black River, marked apparently N T on right shoulder; brought in by the Maroons. 4/21 SAM, a Mungola, to Spring Garden Estate, a scar on his back; brought in by the Maroons. 4/21 DIANA, an Eboe, to Miss FINLEY, marked C F, ◊ on top, on right shoulder. 4/22 DAVIS, a creole, to Miss BRAMMER, Kingston, marked W N in one, on both shoulders; brought in by the Maroons. 4/24 CAESAR, a Moco, appearance of flogging on his back, to Messrs. JACQUES, LAING and EWING; brought in by the Maroons. 4/24 DAVID, a creole, to Mr. GREEN, St. Mary, marked W R on right shoulder. 4/24 PROVIDENCE, an Eboe, to Mr. CARGILL, country marks on his belly. 10/9

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JULY, an Eboe, to Mr. FARMER, marked W E left shoulder; brought in by the Maroons. 12/3 BECKFORD, a Mungola, to Messrs. INGLIS, MILLS and CO., Kingston, marked D L L S, left shoulder. 12/25 ELIZA, an Eboe, to Mr. LEVEIN, Kingston, scars both shoulders. 12/25 St. Ann Workhouse, 1813. [CC] BUNGIE, a creole, to Mr. STEVENS, St. Mary, 4 ft. 6 in. high. 4/4 HANIBAL, to HENRY ASHMEADE, Esq. 4/8 HENRY, to C. CROOKER, Esq., Spanish Town. 4/10 PASTORA, [or NELLY], to W. HINDE, Esq.7 4/17 THOMPSON, to Mr. ABBOT, Kingston. 4/24 SCIPIO, to Mr. WHEALLY a brown man in St. Elizabeth, advertised by Mr. Bigam. 9/24 SARAH, a creole, to the estate of CHARLES SIMS, dec., no mark. 12/2 WILLIAM, a black man, to GEORGE GOOD, Kingston, marked [illegible]. 12/3 OXFORD, to the estate of Mr. TAYLOR, by Mr. Bigam. 12/9 NANCY, alias BARBARY, alias FANNY, says she belongs to a Mr. BALFOUR, a carpenter, dec., (Mr. ROSS her trustee) [sic], was taken up with a forged ticket, going to Falmouth, from Kingston, has a blister mark behind her neck, and two black specks on her left breast. 12/13 St. George Workhouse, 1813. [CC] JAMES, a Congo, to Mr. ABRAHAMS, Kingston, no mark. 3/5 JOHN, a Mundingo, he belonged to a Mr. GRIFFITHS, and was sold to a gentleman near the playhouse, marked I H left shoulder. 3/16 JOHN, a Moco, to Mr. BARNETT, formerly to Mr. HALL, Port-Royal, marked D K on one shoulder. 9/27

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NATTY, a creole, to ELIZABETH LAWE a quadroon woman, at Guy’s Hill, in St. Mary, no brand-mark. 11/16 MARY, a Mungola, to Mr. ROBERT BOYD, in Kingston, lost two of her front teeth. 11/18 DIANNA, a Moco, and CHILD, to one SUTHERLAND, dec., proprietor of a coffee mountain to windward. 12/4 MARY, a Mungola, to Mr. MORGAN, or to one CAREY a quadroon, marked M K, ◊ on top, left shoulder. 12/6 JAMES, a creole, a sambo boy, to one FREEMAN a brown man, Kingston, no brand-mark. 12/8 DAVID, a creole, to Mr. GREEN, surveyor, Clarendon, marked W R right shoulder. 12/20 NEPTUNE, a Moco, to Monsr. MANSEE, a Frenchman, at a penn near Kingston, marked J, ◊, M E in one, right shoulder. 12/21 WILLIAM, a creole, to Mr. JAMES HURST, Kingston, no brand-mark. 12/22 BESSY, a Mungola, to one Mr. LEFFER, of the Hebrew nation, Kingston, marked apparently I D, ◊ between, left shoulder. 12/22 Trelawny Workhouse, 1813. [CC] [NO-NAME], a Canga man, now supposed to belong to the estate of ROBERT CALDOW, or Doctor JOHN CALDOW, both deceased, who can give no account of himself or who is his master, marked on left shoulder R C or R G, ◊ on top, lost part of his right ear from a chop, was sent in naked, 4 ft. 11 in. high. 3/3 JOHN, a Coromantee, to Mr. WILMOT, Ocho Rios Tavern, no mark, 5 ft. 5-1/4 in. high. 4/21 ROBERT, a Congo, to CHRISTOPHER YOUNG, marked R G, ◊ on top, both shoulders, country marks on his face, 5 ft. 1-1/2 in. high. 4/30 TRIM, an Ottam, to FONTABELLE’s Estate, marked like W R I on right breast, 5 ft. 7-1/2 in. 5/4 JANE, alias BETTY, a creole, to the estate of Mr. LEE, Kingston, marked on both shoulders but obliterated, 5 ft. 1/4 in. high. 12/26 Westmoreland Workhouse, 1813. [CC] ALICK, a Mundingo, to Mr. MAXWELL, Woodlands Penn, Hanover, no mark. 4/3

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SAM, a Congo, says he belongs to a black man named DOVE at Green Island, but is supposed to belong to Dr. BREMMER, marked W C [sideways] on left shoulder. 10/23 JOHN, a Mungola, to THOMAS TOMLINSON, Esq., Savanna la Mar, marked apparently I R, on left shoulder. 10/28 BESSY, a creole, to a Mrs. SIVERIGHT, Manchioneal, marked P, ◊ on top, and other letters, not plain on left, and P L, in one, on right shoulder. 11/16 Clarendon Workhouse, 1814. [CC] GRACE, a creole, to Mr. T. A. PRIDDIE, Vere, no brand-mark, has a sore leg. 1/4 JAMES, a Papa, says to a Mr. CAMERON, who lives at a settlement near by Mr. Denton’s property, St. Elizabeth, marked A I M P on both shoulders, marks of old sores about his neck. 1/20 PRINCE, a creole, to Mr. JACOB FARRO, Kingston, no mark. 1/27 KING GEORGE, a Coromantee, to the estate of the Reverend W. H. LYNCH an old man, no mark. 1/27 PATTY, a creole, to a Mr. KELLY, Vere, marked H K, in one, right shoulder. 1/30 JACK, a Chamba, to Mr. JOHN G. BOOTH, Vere, has the appearance of a mark on the left shoulder, but not legible, the mark of a cut on his right side, as if from a cutlass, country marks on his face. 2/1 JENNY, a Moco, to Mr. RICKETS, marked I E L, left shoulder, formerly belonged to the estate of JOHN ELLIS LEE, and was sold by Dr. Lee. 2/20 SAMPSON, a Mundingo, to Dr. MACFARLANE, Leviens Estate, St. Thomas in the East, marked with P H, O on top, right shoulder, country marks on his face. 2/23 PETER, an Eboe, says to Captain PARSONS, Kingston, no mark, blind of one eye. 2/23 JACK, a Congo, to Mr. LINER, St. Elizabeth, says that his Attorney is named J. Russell, Esq., marked with R within a circle, both shoulders. 2/23 ARNESS, a Mundingo, says he belongs to D. MACFARLANE, Albion coffee plantation, St. Thomas in the East, appears to have marks on the left shoulder, but from a severe flogging he seems to have had on the shoulders, prevent the mark being made out. 3/2 TROUBLE, a creole, to Leicesterfield Estate, no mark. 3/2

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TOM, a Mundingo, to Mr. DASSACK, marked D left shoulder. 8/22 CUDJOE WILLIAMS, a creole, to Mr. DONALD FRASER, Toll-gate, marked W L left shoulder. 8/22 HENRY, says he belongs to a Mr. JEFFEY, Lime Savanna, Clarendon, marked with a large G on right shoulder, newly done mark on left side, a large G. 8/23 NANCY, a Congo, says she belongs to a woman of colour named SALLY DOUGLAS, St. Jago Savanna, Clarendon, marked E H on both shoulders, has her country marks on breast and on right arm. 8/30 BILLY, a Congo, says he belongs to a Mr. WILLIAM SALT, marked on both shoulders W S, his master lives as overseer on Mulberry Coffee plantation on May-day Hill. 9/5 MANDRO, a Congo, to JAMES WITTER a man of colour, Mulatto Penn, near Mr. Sampson’s wharf, St. Elizabeth, no mark, has by his own account a ring-worm over his head. 9/7 TOM, a Congo, says he belongs to Doctor DICKSON, St. Elizabeth, marked on both shoulders with T R, and on the left breast T. 9/10 SEEMAN, a Congo, says he belongs to Mr. THOMAS SAMPSON, Vere, marked on right shoulder with T S. 9/10 QUASHIE, a creole, to Mr. T. SAMPSON, Vere, marked on both shoulders M G, ◊ on top, 5 ft. 3 in. high. 9/26 CHARLES, a creole, to the estate of ARCHIBALD TURNBULL, dec., marked on right shoulder A T, apparently G on both shoulders, but not plain, the marks being run into one, 5 ft. 3 in. high. 9/27 JACK, an Eboe, says he belongs to a Mr. TRAP a man of colour, but since his death, to a Mr. KING a carpenter, working near Bushy Park Estate, marked I B on right shoulder, on the left apparently I B, but not plain. 10/1 JERRICK, a Congo, says he belongs to a Mr. HARNIGAN, of Bell View coffee plantation, St. Elizabeth, marked apparently I R on the right shoulder, but not plain. 10/1 DEMPSHIRE, a Papa, to Greenwich Estate, Vere, marked on the right shoulder apparently R, but not plain. 10/1 BOB NELSON, a creole, to the estate of W. H. ISRAEL, dec., marked W, I on top, on right shoulder. 10/4 CUDJOE, a Coromantee, to a Mr. ASHLEY a man of colour, Mocha Mountains, marked A M in

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one, on the right shoulder, but not plain. 10/4 SMITH, a Papa, to Moreland Estate, Vere, no mark, but marks of sores on his face and on the right hand from the yaws. 10/5 BLACKBURN, a Mundingo, says he belongs to a Mr. MILBURN a carpenter, Vere, marked on both shoulders D M, and on the stomach D MG. 10/12 CUDJOE, a Coromantee, to the Bogg Estate, Vere, no mark, a chop on the forehead. 10/12 SARY, a Congo, says she belongs to a Miss PRISCILLA BROOKS a woman of colour, Cooley Bridge, St. Elizabeth, marked on the right shoulder P H. 10/12 GEORGE, a creole, to a Mr. FREEMAN a man of colour, St. Elizabeth, no mark, a large scar on the forehead from a fire-burn. 10/13 THOMAS, a creole, says he belongs to the estate of the late Dr. McCURDEY, no mark. 10/15 TRIM, a creole, to Dr. HUTCHISON, Vere, marked on right shoulder W P. 10/15 WILLIAM, an Eboe, to Hillside Estate, Vere, no mark. 10/15 WASHINGTON, a Mundingo, to Manningsfield Estate, Vere, marked M, on the right shoulder. 10/17 ADAM, an Eboe, says he belongs to a Mr. ARCHER, Kingston, marked like G A, C on top, on left shoulder, but not plain, and W B,G on top, on right wrist. 10/21 ADAM, a creole, to JOHN MATHYAS a man of colour, Kingston, no mark; brought in by the Maroons. 10/21 NANCY, a Congo, an old woman, says she belonged to ANTHONY COOPER who died many years ago, since then has not been claimed by any since, marked A G, on left shoulder; brought in by the Maroons. 10/21 JACK WRIGHT, a creole, says he is free but cannot shew documents of his freedom, no mark; brought in by the Maroons. 10/21 GORDON, an Eboe, to Mr. THOMAS ANDERSON, Carpenters mountains, marked on the right shoulder, obliterated. 10/23 JOHN GRAHAM, a creole, says he did belong to Dr. GRAHAM of Cove coffee plantation, St. Elizabeth, since his demise been runaway ever since, does not know any owner, no mark. 10/27 JEMMY, a Congo, says he belongs to a Dr. DIGGLES a carpenter on Carpenter Mountain,

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marked with I S on the right shoulder. 10/27 NATT, a creole, to Yarmouth Estate, Vere, marked D D. 10/28 MARY, a creole, says she is free but cannot shew documents of her freedom, marked on right shoulder I O, ◊ between, brought in by the Maroons. 10/28 QUEEN DAVIE, a creole, says she belongs to a Mr. CLARK, of Deanery, marked A B on both shoulders; brought in by the Maroons. 10/28 TAPPE [TAFEE], a Mundingo, says he belongs to a Mr. WILLIS of Bunker coffee plantation, St. Ann, no mark. 10/29 JOHN, a Yayay, to the estate of A. KENNEDY, dec., no brand-mark, but marks of severe flogging on his back. 10/29 PEGGY, an Eboe, to the estate of A. KENNEDY, dec., marked on both cheeks A K [reversed]. 10/29 BESSY, a creole, says she belongs to Miss POLLY McINTOSH, Lucea Bay, marked twice on the right shoulder A G. 11/1 TRIM, a Moco, to Mr. COHEN, Kingston, no mark. 11/12 GEORGE, a Mundingo, to Hybrook Estate, in the Walk, marked H H both shoulders. 11/18 W. WHITE, a creole, to Miss KELLY BOB, Falmouth, a large scar on the back of the left hand from the yaws. 11/21 RICHARD, a creole man-boy, to a Mr. WALKER, Old Harbour Bay. 11/22 QUASHEBA, a Coromantee, says she belongs to one Miss BESSY WHITE a free black woman, Kingston, no mark. 11/23 FRANCES GALE, a creole, says she belongs to Mr. BRAVO, Old Harbour Penn, marked W on both shoulders. 11/29 Hanover Workhouse, 1814. [CC] GEORGE, a creole, to JOHN CUNNINGHAM, Esq., Montego Bay, 5 ft. 8 in. high. 1/11 HAMLIT, an Eboe, to Cambleton Estate, Hanover, marked on both shoulders I C, ◊ between, 5 ft. 7 in. high. 1/14 WILLIAM, a creole, to Retirement Estate, St. James, 5ft. high. 2/2

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TOM, a Wawee [Wakee], to Mr. JOHNES, Black River, marked H, O on top, 5 ft. 5 n. high. 2/2 EVE, an Eboe, to a Mr. ALLEN, Black River, a place called Corner, marked on right shoulder, but not legible, 4 ft. 11 in. high. 2/2 JACK, an Eboe, to Mr. HILTON, Springfield, Westmoreland, 5 ft high. 3/15 BOATSWAIN, a creole, to Dr. GIBES, St. James, 5 ft. 3 in. high. 3/22 SARAH, a creole, to Mr. GREEN, of YS [Estate], St. Elizabeth, marked on right shoulder M E, 5 ft. 2 in. high. 3/28 TOM, a Congo, to the estate of Miss SUSANNAH JOHNSON, Hanover, no mark. 4/19 EDWARD, a creole, to Mr. SADDILLER, St. Elizabeth, marked I M left shoulder. 4/19 JOHN, a Congo, to Mr. HENRY ARLINGTON, marked C C, H on top, 5 ft. 6-1/2 in. high. 5/6 PEN, a Moco, to Mr. [illegible], Westmoreland, marked on both shoulders W F, ◊ between, 5 ft. 7-1/2 in. high. 5/6 GEORGE, a Moco, to PLELEVER, Hanover, marked P A on left shoulder, 5 ft. 3 in. high. 6/4 ROBERT, a creole, to Mr. GEORGE HAY, Westmoreland, 4 ft. 6 in. high. 6/9 HARRY, to WILLIAM MORRIS, Esq., Rome. 6/9 WILLMOUTH, a creole, to JOSEPH BERNARD, Esq., 5 ft. 4 in. high. 7/2 JOHN, a creole, to Miss KERNAGEY, Westmoreland, 4 ft. 3 in. high. 7/2 BILLY, a creole, to RICHARD BARRETT, Esq., Seven Rivers, 4 ft. 8 in. high. 7/31 PROSPER, a Mundingo, to Mr. JAMES CRESSON or CHRISTIE a mason by trade, St. James, marked I C on left shoulder, 5 ft. 4 in. high. 8/30 PIT, a creole, to Belvidere Estate, marked on both shoulders RCID, 5 ft. 6 in. high. 8/31 EVANS, a Coromantee, to A. SHARPE, Esq., Fish River, 5 ft. 5 in. high. 9/1 JOHN, a Moco, says he belongs to Salt Spring Estate, Hanover, and formerly to Dr. BINHAM, sent in by Robert Chisholm, Esq., 5 ft. 4 in. high. 9/6 FREDERICK, a creole, to Eston Estate, St. James, 4 ft. 9-1/2 in. high. 9/8

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left foot sore. 1/20 JACK, a Nago, to Mr. STANLEY, marked H R S, on right shoulder, country marks on face. 1/20 ALLICK, a Wakee, to Mr. RITCHIE, marked R M, figure-8 on top, on right shoulder. 1/20 ANDREW, a creole, to Mr. A. DACOSTA, no visible brand-marks, has the King’s evil.9 1/20 JACK, a Mungola, to Mr. FARMER, no mark, marks of flogging on his back. 1/22 NEPTUNE, a creole, to Mr. McKENZIE, no mark, marks of flogging on his back. 1/25 PRINCE, an Eboe, to Mr. SHEPHERD, mark on right shoulder not plain. 1/25 JACK, a Mungola, to Mr. FARMER, no mark, marks of flogging on his back. 1/22 JOHN GRANT, a Mundingo, to Miss M. TUCKIE, marked M T S on both shoulders; sent in from Fort Augusta. 1/29 FANNY, an Eboe, to Miss M. ANDERSON, Spanish Town, mark on right shoulder not plain; sent in from Fort Augusta. 1/29 SALLY, an Eboe, to ANDREW BOGLE, Esq., marked M M K on left shoulder; sent in from Fort Augusta. 1/29 PEGGY, an Eboe, to Mr. JOHN DAVIS, no brand-marks, country marks on her face; sent in from Fort Augusta. 1/29 BESSEY, a creole, to Miss CROSGIE or SCRAGY, no visible brand-marks; sent in from Fort Augusta. 1/29 JOHN EDWARDS, a creole, says he is free, no mark, to be detained until his freedom is proved. 2/1 CHARLES, a Moco, to Mr. RICHARD COUSENS, St. George, mark on right shoulder not plain. 2/6 GEORGE, a Moco, to Mr. HARRY BROWN, marked T H on left shoulder. 2/6 JACK, a Mundingo, to Mr. CHARLES SATCHELL, St. Andrew, marked I D on right shoulder. 2/6 MARK, an Eboe, to Mr. JOSEPH GRACEN, marked I G on right shoulder. 2/9

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FRANK, a Mungola, to Colonel SMITH, Port Royal, no brand-mark, country marks on his belly. 2/11 WILLIAM, a creole, to Miss BEDWORD, no brand-mark. 2/14 JOHN, a Chamba, to Mr. DUFFUS, marked C F on right shoulder. 2/14 TOM, a creole, to Mr. JAMES BROWN, mark on right shoulder not plain. 2/14 ROBERT, a creole, to JOHN BROADHURST, Esq., marked I B on right shoulder. 2/15 DUBLIN, a Mungola, to Miss SARAH AMOSS, no brand-mark. 2/17 BESSY, a creole, to Miss MARY PENNISTON, Passage Fort, no brand-mark. 2/23 MARY, an Eboe, to Miss PRICE, no mark. 2/25 JOHN THOMAS, a native of Curacao, says he is free, the mark of an anchor on his left wrist. 3/1 JOSE MARIA XIMENES, a Mungola, says he is free, country marks on his belly. 3/1 WILL, a Nago, to MARY DAWSON, country marks on his face. 3/7 MARGARET, an Eboe, to Mr. SAMUEL CARPENTER, marked Dupuis on both shoulders; sent in from Fort Augusta. 3/12 PATIENCE, a Mungola, to Mr. MORAVIA, no brand-marks; sent in from Fort Augusta. 3/12 NANCY, a Chamba, to Miss KING, Spanish Town, no brand-mark; sent in from Fort Augusta. 3/12 SUSANNA, an Eboe, to Mr. WILLIAM WRIGHT, no brand-mark; sent in from Fort Augusta. 3/12 CAESAR, a creole, to JESSY YOUNG, marked F D on right shoulder; sent in from Fort Augusta. 3/12 FANNY, a Chamba, to THOMAS USHER, Esq., no mark, has lost the great toe of his right foot; sent in from Fort Augusta. 3/12 CHARLES, a Mungola, to BILLY DURRANT, marked S W on left shoulder, has lost one of the toes of his left foot; sent in from Fort Augusta. 3/18

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CLARINDA, a creole, to W. WRIGHT, no brand-mark, she is from Charles Town, and appears to have been lost. 3/18 WILLIAM, a creole, a brown boy, to Mr. SAUNDERS, no visible brand-mark. 3/19 THOMAS, a creole, to J. LEWIS, Esq., Lewisbourgh, St. Mary, no brand-mark. 3/22 JAMES, a Mundingo, to Mr. WILLIAMS, Farm Penn, Black River, marked W G on right shoulder, has lost his front teeth, and snuffles when he speaks. 3/23 WILSON, a Nago, to Mrs. STAMP, marked I S, ◊ between, on left shoulder. 3/26 JOHN, a Mundingo, to Mr. DUFFUS, Port Royal, marked apparently L A or I N on left shoulder, country marks on his face. 3/30 SMART, an Eboe, to Mr. DELISTER a baker, marked A D L on right shoulder, his right foot sore. 3/30 JACK, a creole, to Mr. TAYLOR, no brand-mark, marks of flogging on his back. 3/30 JOE, a creole, to Miss ARCHER, Spanish Town, marked apparently SELL on right shoulder. 4/2 JOSEPH ANTONIO, a creole of Carthagena, says he is free, no brand-mark. 4/7 BESSY, a creole, to GEORGE COOK, Montego Bay, no brand-mark. 4/11 SUKEY, a creole, to DANIEL SAS, Spanish Town, no brand-mark. 4/12 GEORGE BROWN, an Eboe, to Admiral BROWN, no brand-mark, country marks on his face. 4/12 GEORGE, an Eboe, to Mr. HAMILTON, at Wynter, marked W I on left shoulder. 4/16 SMART, a Mungola, to Mr. O’MALLEY, mark on right shoulder not plain, mark of a flogging on his back. 4/21 VIOLET, an Eboe, to MOSES COHEN, or Mr. MARLEEN, marked K I M, reversed, on both shoulders; sent in from Fort Augusta. 4/23 PHEOBE, a creole, to THOMAS HIGSON, Esq., no visible brand-mark; sent in from Fort Augusta. 4/23 ROSETTA, a Mungola, to WILLIAM BROWN, no brand-mark; sent in from Fort Augusta. 4/23 MARTOON, a French creole, to Mons. LEWIS, marks on both shoulders and breasts not plain;

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sent in from Fort Augusta. 4/23 BELLA, a Mungola, to Mr. J. NELSON, St. Andrew, marked P on left shoulder, other letters not plain; sent in from Fort Augusta. 4/23 CLARENDON, a Moco, to Miss LEWIS, Spanish Town, mark on left shoulder not plain; sent in from Fort Augusta. 4/23 RICHARD, a Congo, to FANNY BROWN, marked J R on both shoulders. 4/25 SUSANNA, a creole, said she belonged to Miss GOULSON, now says to Fort Augusta, and that she resided there for several years, marked apparently X 8 on right shoulder, other marks on left shoulder not plain; sent in from Fort Augusta. 4/28 ROBERT GORDON, a Mungola, to Mr. JOHN SCOTT, Clarendon, mark on left shoulder not plain,. 4/29 BILLY, a creole, to Mr. COCHRANE, marks of flogging on his back. 5/4 ROBERT, a creole, to Mr. MURRAY, a bump on left side and a scar on right shoulder. 5/9 POLYDORE, a Papa, to Mr. JESURUN, no brand-mark, country marks on his belly. 5/9 BEN, a creole, to Mrs. CLARK, marked I E A, not plain, on both shoulders. 5/11 JOHN, a Mundingo, to Mr. PUFFUS, Port Royal, marked I H on left shoulder. 5/11 HAMLET, a creole, to Mr. SHELLON, Gibraltar Estate, St. George, mark on right shoulder not plain. 5/14 MONDAY, a creole, to Miss WHITE, no brand-mark. 5/15 THOMAS, a creole, to Mr. McKEWAN, Port Royal, no brand-mark. 5/15 PETER, a Mundingo, to Mr. BLECHER, marked G B on left shoulder. 5/16 FREDERICK, a creole, native of Curacao, to Mr. PARKER, Spanish Town, no brand-mark. 5/17 JENNY, a Mungola, to J. T. HARRIS, Esq., marked H C on right shoulder, country marks on her stomach and shoulders. 5/17 BOATSWAIN, a creole, to Mr. DREWS, Craig-Hill Plantation, no brand-mark. 5/17 GEORGE, a Mungola, to Miss FAIRLEY, marked D, ◊ on top, on left shoulder. 5/18

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AMELIA, a creole, says she is free but has no documents thereof, no brand-mark, the right of owner being disputed, she is detained until such is proved. 8/10 NELLY, a Mungola, to Mr. FAIRECLOUGH, no brand-mark, a cut over the right eye. 8/10 MARY, a Nago, to Mr. FAIRECLOUGH, marked apparently MARP on left shoulder. 8/10 HENRY, a Mungola, to Mr. McROBBIE, marked W McR on both shoulders. 8/11 SWIFT, a Wakee, to the Rev. THOMAS SIMCOCKES, marked T S on right shoulder. 8/16 ROMULUS, a Mungola, to ANGUS KENNEDY, Esq., marked I A on both shoulders 8/18 ROMEO, a Congo, to Mr. STEEL, marked W on left shoulder, other letters not plain. 8/20 JOSEPH CORIA, a creole, native of the Havanna, says he is free, no mark, to be detained until his freedom is proved. 8/20 PIERRE, a creole of Pont-Petre, to a Mr. ANDREWS, of St. Thomas, yellow complexion, has lost one of his upper front teeth. 8/22 THOMAS, a Mundingo, formerly belonged to F. WALFORD, Overseer on Maverly Estate, but now to Mr. CLARK, marked W on both shoulders. 8/23 KINGSTON, a creole, to CAMERON, no mark. 8/25 FREDERICK, a creole, to PETER FRENCH, French Park, St. Ann, marked P F on right shoulder. 8/29 SARAH, a Coromantee, to Mr. HUTTON, has lost one of her lower teeth. 8/29 QUASHIE, a Coromantee, to JOHN ORD, St. George, and formerly to the estate of WILLIAM EMBLETON, marked W E. 8/30 SUSANNAH, a Congo, to Miss WYNTER, Spanish Town, no mark; sent in from Fort Augusta. 8/30 TABBY, a creole, to Mr. MILLWARD, Spanish Town, no mark, has lost three of her upper teeth, and her right foot sore; sent in from Fort Augusta. 8/30 LUCRETIA, a creole, to THOMAS BAGNALD, marked apparently L F, on right shoulder; sent in from Fort Augusta. 8/30 MARTOON, a French creole, to Mr. WALKER, St. Tolise’s Estate, he was sold by Messrs. FLASH and ELKINS, French marks not plain on right breast and shoulder; sent in from Fort

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Wallen’s estate in the Walks, mark not plain on right shoulder. 9/8 JAMES, a Congo, to P. COUTTS, Spanish Town road, marked R G, ◊ between, on both shoulders. 9/8 JEMMY, a creole, to Mr. BRYAN, Newton Estate, no brand-mark. 9/8 JOHN, a creole, to Mr. BAILEY, says his master lives to windward and is gone to Port Royal for change of air. 9/15 PETER, a Congo, to RODERCK McKENZIE, marked I W, II on top, on both shoulders. 9/17 CHARLES, a creole, to ROSS, Bybrook Estate, marked R R on left shoulder. 9/20 THOMAS, a creole, to BIGNALD, no mark. 9/20 GRANT, a Portuguese Congo, to G. M. COSENS, Portland, no mark. 9/20 FANNY, a creole, to Mr. STEDMAN, Manchioneal, marked A D on right shoulder. 9/20 JOHN, a Mundingo, to Mr. FRAZER, marked W on both shoulders, 5 ft. 11 in. high. 9/21 DOE, a Nago, to Mr. SWORD, marked R H on right shoulder, 5 ft. 3 in. high. 9/21 DAVY, a creole, marked W R on right shoulder, and a raw brand-mark on both shoulders, 4 ft. 9-1/2 in. high. 9/21 GRACE, a Mundingo, to SUSANNAH McDONALD, marked A T right shoulder, 5 ft. 5-3/4 in. high. 9/22 CHARLES, a creole, to JOHN SMITH STANDHOPE, Clarendon, marked I S on both shoulders, and has the yaws, 5 ft. 7-1/4 in. high. 9/23 JOSEPH, a creole of Port-au-Prince, to the estate of Dr. FARTIER, no mark, 5 ft. 5-3/4 in. high. 9/24 QUAMIN, a creole, to SILVEIRA or MALCOLM, Halfway Tree, no mark, his right foot sore, 5 ft. 2-1/4 in. high. 9/24 ROBERT, a creole, to Mr. WILSON, marked L on right shoulder, 5 ft. 2 in. high. 9/27 WILLIAM CLARK, a creole of Barbados, says he is free, but has no document thereof, to be detained until his freedom is proved. 10/1 CUPID, a creole, to JOHN SMITH, no mark, has a wound on his temple. 10/3

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JACOB, alias HARVEY, a creole, to Bella Hall, alias Hope Estate, marked R B, on both shoulders. 10/4 THOMAS, a creole, to R. A. ALEXANDER, mark not plain on right shoulder, has lost a toe of his left foot. 10/4 MARY, a creole, to Mrs. R. MENDES, Spanish Town, marked M, with a blotch, on right shoulder, a scar on left instep. 10/7 MARY, a creole, to SARAH TAYLOR, marked W K, in one, on right shoulder. 10/7 ALLICK, a Mungola, to Monsieur CHERAND, marked C L on left breast. 10/7 ANTHONY, a Congo, to Mr. BAILEY, no mark. 10/7 WILLIAM SMITH, a creole, says he is free but has no document thereof; to be detained until he proves his freedom, and then to be brought before the Sitting Magistrates, no marks. 10/8 ADAM, a creole, to JACOB CHRISTIAN, marked I N on left breast, says he was marked by Mr. JAMES NELSON, St. Andrew, left hand lame. 10/10 THOMAS VITCH, a mulatto creole of Montego Bay, says he is free but has no document thereof, to be detained until brought before the Sitting Magistrates. 10/10 AUGUSTA, a Congo, to N. MARSTON, Esq., marked apparently M W, on left shoulder and left breast. 10/11 JOHN, an Eboe, to Mr. J. CHRISTIE, Falmouth, marked I H on right shoulder, and C, with another letter not plain, on left shoulder. 10/12 WILLIAM, a creole, to Dr. SELVEIRA, Brandon Hill, no brand-mark. 10/13 CAESAR, a Congo, to BRUNTON WOODLANDS, no brand-mark, country marks on right shoulder, has a cut across the nail of his left thumb, and has lost some of his upper teeth. 10/18 HARDTIMES, an Eboe, to JOHN TAYLOR, Esq., marked G M, T on top, on both shoulders, country marks on his face, and had an ulcered leg. 10/21 JOHN, alias HENRY, a Congo, to Mr. HARRIS of Dr. Thompson, mark not plain on left shoulder. 10/22 THOMAS, a Mungola, to Mr. JONES, marked B K, on right shoulder, mark not plain, on left shoulder, and country marks on both breasts. 10/24

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JACK, a Moco, to Mr. DALCON, no mark, has lost a few of his lower teeth. 11/22 TOM, a creole, to Mr. HENRIQUES, no brand-mark. 11/22 ROMEO, a creole, to Mrs. ALDWELL, no brand-mark, he was publicly flogged for stealing a hat. 11/22 JOHN, a creole, to Mr. WILLIAMS, marked I R, ◊ between, on right breast, says he was marked by Monsieur RAYMOND, dec. 11/22 SAMPSON, an Eboe, to Mr. JAMES FRASER, late Deputy Marshal, marked I B, on both shoulders, has lost two of his upper teeth. 11/25 MARIA, a creole, to Miss WILLIAMS, no mark. 11/25 BEN, a creole, to Mr. THOMPSON, marked I E A, on both shoulders, and a sore on his right foot. 11/26 GEORGE, a creole, to Waterhouse Estate, marked W P, on right shoulder and breast. 11/26 DUNDEE, a Moco, to Mr. TURNBULL, marked E W, on left, and mark not plain on right shoulder. 11/29 FRANCIS [Frances] CLARK, a creole, and her CHILD, has lost part of the joint of the middle finger of her left hand; sent in from Fort Augusta. 11/30 TANBY, a creole, to JOHN W. MILLWARD, Esq., Spanish Town, no mark, had a sore on her left foot, and has lost part of her front teeth. 11/30 SARAH, an Eboe, to one SPENCER, no mark. 11/30 JAMES CLARK, a creole, to Mr. HILTON a bricklayer by trade, marked H, and other marks not plain, on both shoulders. 11/30 ROBIE, a creole, to the Farm Penn, no mark, of a yellow complexion, has lost one of his upper teeth. 11/30 DICK, a Coromantee, to Mr. DONBAVAND or BOYD, no mark, has lost part of his little toes, and has the elephantiasis. 12/2 FORTUNE, an Eboe, to W. ROBERTSON, Esq., mark not plain. 12/5 SALT-WATER, a Mungola, to Messrs. ATKINSON, ADAMS, and ROBERTSON, no mark, country marks on his belly. 12/5

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LEWIS, a creole, to J. SWALBY, Esq., St. Elizabeth, marked M I on right and M N on left shoulder, has lost one of his upper front teeth. 12/6 Morant Bay Workhouse, 1814. [CC] HERCULES, an American, says he belongs to a Mr. McDOUGALL, wharfinger, Manchioneal, marks of flogging on his back, the second and third toe of his left foot joined, and a sore on right leg. 1/6 NED, an Angola, says he belongs to Messrs. BOGLE and CO. Kingston, country marks on his breast, has lost his left arm. 1/25 BESSY, a Congo, says she belongs to Mr. PHILLIPS, Kingston, pock-pitted, bad sore on left leg. 2/5 COLIN, a creole boy, to Dr. VERLEY, Pembroke plantation, near Stoney-Hill. 2/14 THOMAS, a Congo, to Mr. RENWICK a brown man, a carpenter, Kingston, marked E W on right shoulder. 2/26 NELSON, a Moco, to Dr. GUETTE a Frenchman, Kingston, stout made, country marks on his face and back. 3/4 PHILLIS, an Angola, to Miss MORGAN, near Halfway Tree, mark on right shoulder set plain. 3/8 FANNY, an Angola, to Miss NANCY FRENCH, Kingston. 3/8 RICHARD, a Congo, to Mr. B. M. PERKINS, Kingston, mark on right shoulder not plain. 3/16 JOHN, a Congo, to Mr. HENRY HAZEL, Island Wood Plantation, Portland, marked apparently M on right shoulder. 3/22 CHARLOTTE, an Eboe, to a Mr. STANGE, who resides on a penn near Kingston. 3/28 PRESENT, a creole, to Mr. BAYLEY, Gibraltar Estate, near Annotto Bay, mark on right shoulder not plain; brought in by the Maroons. 3/28 LOUISA, a Nago, to a Mr. ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, formerly of Savanna la Mar, but now of Kingston, marked A R on left shoulder. 3/30 FRANK, an Angola, to a Mr. OTTO a jar-maker, Kingston, lame on left leg. 4/13 BELLA, a creole, to the estate of Mr. JACKSON, dec., Old Harbour. 5/17

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KITTY, a creole, says she belongs to Dr. McFARLANE, St. David, mark on right shoulder not plain, meagre and weak. 5/23 SAMMO, a Succo, to Norfolk Cotton Plantation, the property of Mr. SMITH, dec., and that Mr. Cruikshank is the overseer. 6/3 BILLY, a creole, to Mr. ARNOLD a blacksmith, Kingston, slim made, marked A R N on right shoulder. 6/9 PRUDENCE, a Mungola, to a Mr. HAINES, Kingston, or to Golden-Grove Estate, stout made and round face. 6/19 GEORGE, an Eboe, to Mr. THOMAS, at Halfway-Tree workhouse, apparently about 13 years of age. 6/19 MARY, a creole, to Captain CORYTON, Fairfield. 6/25 EDMUND, a creole, to JOHN PANTON, Esq., Portland, marked I P on right shoulder. 6/27 PITT, an Angola, to Mr. WALKER, Mason, Yallahs, marked I W on right shoulder and a large mark on right breast. 6/28 HERCULES, a Moco, to Mr. HAWES, dec., of Content Coffee-Plantation, Mr. Haynes is his Trustee, mark not plain on right shoulder. 6/29 WILTSHIRE, a Congo, says he belonged to a Mr. BERNARD, a Baker, Spanish Town, who, at his death, left him to his son, Mr. JAMES BERNARD a brown man, Spanish Town, and that he has been a runaway for upwards of two years, marked P M, ◊ on top, on right shoulder. 6/29 PETER, a Portuguese Congo, to the estate of a Mr. AFFLECK, has lost part of his right leg. 7/1 APRON, an Otto, to Mr. HARDY a mason, Rum-Lane, Kingston, marks of flogging on his back and breast, and country marks on his face. 7/3 PANTON, a creole, to Bowden Estate; he is a carpenter by trade. 7/7 JACK, a Mungola, to Mr. HAZEL, Manchioneal, mark not plain on left shoulder. 8/22 WILLIAM, a Coromantee, to ROBERT GRAHAM, Esq., a merchant, Kingston, marked apparently with W T on left shoulder. 8/27 HARRY, an Angola, to Violet Bank plantation, Port Royal mountains, the property of the Reverend Mr. POWNALL, mark not plain. 8/27

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WILLIAM, a creole, to JOHN McPHERSON, Pilot, Port Royal, marked apparently K on right shoulder, and marks of flogging. 8/30 TONEY, a Mungola, to JOHN McPHERSON, Pilot, Port Royal. 8/30 CORK, a Coromantee, to JAMES McKEWAN, Esq., Port Royal, marks of flogging on his back. 8/30 JOHN WATERS, a Mundingo, says he formerly belonged to Mons. ROSIER, overseer, to Mr. HARRIS, Fish Brook, Portland, but now to Mr. MURRAY, Bagnal’s Spring, St. Mary, marked apparently L C on right shoulder. 9/12 JEM, a Coromantee, to a Mr. BARNES, Burnfield plantation, St. Ann, marked A M C right shoulder, 5 ft. 6-1/2 in. high. 9/16 SEPTEMBER, a Moco, to Mr. BARNES, Burnfield plantation, St. Ann, mark of a cut on his nose, 5 ft. 6-1/2 in. high. 9/16 THOMAS, a creole, said he belonged to Content coffee plantation, now says to Lucky Valley sugar estate, Clarendon, and that a Mr. MILLAR is his trustee, he has several marks, but not plain. 9/28 SAM, a creole boy, says he belongs to Mr. VINCENT a carpenter, Kingston, apparently about 16 years of age; brought in by the Maroons. 10/5 AIR, a Mundingo, to Mr. BALLENTINE a jobbing carpenter, at present working at Dry Works tavern, country marks on his face, and is pitted with the smallpox. 10/6 CULLEN, a Mungola, to Mr. BALLENTINE a jobbing carpenter, country marks on his back, and across his forehead. 10/6 ARCHY, a Mungola, to Mr. BALLENTINE a jobbing carpenter, has a cut on the side of his right ear. 10/6 WILLIAM, an Eboe, to Mr. PHILLIPS a brown man, Maroon Town, marked P H pp, on right breast. 10/12 JAMES, a Mundingo, to Captain W. EVERETT, large whiskers and cleanly made, he was employed on board the sloop Bee, Capt. Horne; brought in by the Maroons. 10/23 NANCY, a Mungola, with infant CHILD, to Fieldbrook coffee plantation, or to T. G. HARRIS, Esq., Kingston, mark not plain on right shoulder, she has a suckling child with her, apparently eight or nine months old. 10/23 JACKSON, a Mungola, says he formerly belonged to Mr. JOHN GRANT a jobbing carpenter,

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who sold him to Mr. McLACHLAN, dec., late overseer on Constant Spring. 10/27 DICKEY, an Eboe, to Creighton Hall Estate, mark not plain on right shoulder, and has a bad sore on his right leg. 11/1 SARAH, a salt-water creole, to Miss REID, King Street, Kingston. 11/1 EDMUND, a Mungola, to JOHN TAYLOR, Esq., Hope Estate, near Kingston, marks of burning on his face and body. 11/3 MARGARET, a creole, to Dr. SPIAK, Manchioneal. 11/10 DEBAH, an Eboe, to Miss WINTER, Orange Street, Kingston, marked I W [upside down], on left shoulder. 11/18 Portland Workhouse, 1814. [CC] THOMAS, a creole, to Mr. OGILBY, St. Mary, no brand-mark. 2/22 POPE, a Congo, says he belongs to Mr. WATT, Plaintain-Garden River, marked I H, ◊ on top. 2/24 WILLIAM, a salt-water creole, says he belongs to Mr. CARTER, Kingston, marked A R M on right shoulder. 3/7 SANO, a salt-water creole, says he belongs to GRANT SHAW, Spanish Town, marked G POY on right shoulder. 3/7 EMILLY, an Eboe, says she belongs to FRANCES ROSS, Kingston, no brand-mark. 3/8 GEORGE, a creole, says he belongs to Miss THOMAS, Kingston, no brand-mark. 3/11 JOHN, a creole, to JANES BARRETT, St. Thomas in the East, no brand-mark. 3/23 BILLY, a creole, to Mount Pleasant, marked M P, in one, on left shoulder. 4/5 JOHN, a Mungola, to JOHN DE ROSLERS, no brand-mark. 4/12 JAMES, a Mungola, to Mr. BELL, St. Thomas in the East, marked BELL. 4/24 STUART, a Moco, to Mr. CLARK, St. Thomas in the East, marked W C on right shoulder. 7/2 JANE BROOKS, a creole, says she is free but has no document thereof, no brand-mark. 7/4 JOHN, a Coromantee, to Mr. SHAW, St. George, marked R L on right shoulder. 7/11

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TONY, a Mungola, to Mr. HERBS, Up Park Camp, mark not plain. 7/14 CHRISTMAS, a creole, to J. ANDERSON, St. George, marked H on both shoulders. 7/16 GROSSET, a Coromantee, to Spring Garden Estate, St. George, no brand-mark. 7/18 JOHN FORD, a creole, to Miss FOORD, Kingston, has an ulcer on his right leg. 8/13 TOM, a Mungola, to MAURICE JONES, Esq., marked B I, R I on top, on right shoulder. 10/4 JAMES, a creole, to Mr. DEBBUIGNON, St. George, no brand-mark. 10/17 BENNET, a Nago, to JOHN ASHCOT, no brand-mark. 10/17 RICHARD, a creole, to Mr. DE CORDONE, Spanish Town, no mark. 11/23 Port Royal Workhouse, 1814. [ CC] ROSETTA, a Coromantee, says she belongs to Mr. PETER GILL, marked A D B, and scars, on left shoulder, and G 8 on right, and G 8 on both breasts, she had on a rivetted collar, and is far advanced in pregnancy. 1/5 MARY, a French creole, to WENTWORTH BAYLY, Esq., Gibraltar Estate, near Annotto-Bay, marked W B on left shoulder, and marks of a blister on her breasts. 1/16 GEORGE, a creole, says he belongs to Mr. MATTHEW McDONALD, no marks, taken on board of a merchant ship. 1/18 COLUMBUS, an Eboe, says he belongs to Mr. I. HAMSLY, Kearan Penn, near Montego Bay, marks on shoulders not visible. 1/19 QUAW, alias GILBERT, a creole, says he belongs to Miss ELIZABETH HARRISON, St. George, no mark. 1/23 FIDELIA, a creole, to Miss SARAH KELSATT, no mark. 2/3 QUACO, a creole, says he belongs to J. DELHOUSE, Esq., Spanish Town, mark on right shoulder not plain, mark of a burn on his belly. 2/9 DUKE, a creole, says he belongs to WILLIAM HOLGATE, Esq., no brand-mark. 2/9 CHANCE, an Eboe, to WILLIAM HOLGATE, Esq., mark not plain. 2/9 JOHN LEWIS CLARKE, a mulatto creole, says he is free but cannot produce any documents

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thereof, marked I M on left shoulder. 2/13 ANTOINETTA, a creole, says she belongs to Mrs. GADISBIRE, Kingston, no mark. 2/16 BILLY, an Eboe, to Dr. MACKGLASHAN, Kingston, marked H E on right breast. 2/21 GEORGE, a creole, to Miss ANN MOORE, Spanish Town, marked A M, ◊ between, has lost the great toe of his left foot. 3/3 NANCY CLARK, a creole, to Mr. THOMAS, Springfield, St. Thomas in the East, no mark. 3/24 CHARLOTTE, a Mungola, to Mr. HENRY FLECK, Morant Bay, marked S 8, ◊ on top, on right shoulder. 3/24 BOB, a creole, to Mr. HILL, of Gray’s Hall, near Annotto Bay, formerly to Mr. PREADE, of Kingston, no mark. 3/30 ROSEANNA, a creole, says her master’s name is a Mr. EAST, of Maryland, St. Andrew, marked with M D on both sides of her face, and on both shoulders. 4/6 JUDY, an Eboe, to a Miss SUKEY McDONALD, Mount Charles, St. Thomas in the East, no mark, has a film on her right eye. 4/6 JOHN, a Mungola, to Mr. SYLVESTER, Port Royal mountains, marked R S on left shoulder, country marks on his belly. 4/21 THOMAS PRINCE, a creole, to R. A. ALEXANDER, Kingston, marked apparently R S on both shoulders and breasts, and a sore on left foot. 4/27 WILLIAM, a creole, to a Miss BROWN, Princess Street, Kingston, no mark. 5/8 HARRY, a creole, to Mr. McBEAN, Kingston who keeps a wharf, no mark. 5/12 JEMMY, a saltwater creole, to ANN MOORE, Spanish Town, marked V A H on both shoulders, and a sore on left ankle. 6/10 FORTUNE, an Eboe, to JOHN THOMAS GROVES, St. Catherine, marked A M, X below, on left, and A M C on right shoulder, country marks on his belly, back, and face. 6/13 RICHARD, a creole, to DAVID CORDOVA, Spanish Town, no mark. 6/13 BILLY, a Mungola, to the estate of McLYDE, dec. Galloway Coffee-Mountain, marked M on left shoulder. 6/17 JEM, a creole, to a Mr. SIMPSON, of Kingston, who lives at Fort Stewart Estate, no mark. 6/19

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WILLIAM, a creole, to Mr. JONES, near the bridge, Spanish Town, no mark. 7/19 AMELIA, a creole, to Mr. GRAY, St. George; she formerly belonged to Colonel SMITH, of the Royal Artillery, but was sold to Mr. HENRIQUES, of Kingston, no mark. 7/23 JACKEY, a creole, he made his escape from St. Andrew workhouse where he was sentenced to be confined for life, mark on both shoulders not plain. 8/1 ROSE, a creole, to Miss LEWIS, Spanish Town, mark on both shoulders, not plain. 8/11 WILLIAM, a Moco, to Mr. DAVIS, Kingston, no mark, his legs bent inwards. 9/17 JOHN, alias JOHN PHENCER, apparently a Papa, says he is free, but can shew no document thereof. 9/22 JOHN, alias JOHN HENRY, a creole, says he belongs to the estate of the Hon. SIMON TAYLOR, dec., marked W H on both shoulders. 9/27 JOHN SPENCER, a creole, says he belongs to ELIZABETH CUNHAS a quadroon, lodging at Miss Foord’s, no mark. 9/22 LALETTI, a French creole, to CARL ELIAS LEVILLE, Lombard Street, Kingston, no mark, pitted with the smallpox, and has scars on her neck and breast. 10/21 SALLY LUNDAY, a creole girl, to Miss BONSER, Rum Lane, Kingston, no mark. 11/6 FRANCIS, a creole, to Miss DAVIS, Kingston, marked I M on left shoulder. 11/16 JOHN, a Mundingo, to Plumb Park Estate, owner’s unknown, he was sold to Mr. ABRAHAM ELKIN, marked I H, on left shoulder. 11/16 NIMROD, a creole, to Mr. FLOWERS, of Spanish Town, has lost his left leg. 11/27 St. Andrew Workhouse, 1814. [CC] TOM, an Eboe, to Mr. CHARLES LEE, Pay-Office, no mark; brought in by the Maroons. 1/7 PHILLIS, a Nago, to Miss BETSEY BYFIELD, Port-Maria, marked apparently A B, ◊ between. 1/7 KITTY JOHNSON, a mulatto creole, says she is free, marked apparently I P S on right shoulder, part of the great toe of her right foot off, and is pregnant. 1/14 JEFFERY, a Moco, to Mr. HALL, Highgate, St. Mary, marked apparently I N on right shoulder,

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JAMES, a Mungola, to Mr. BROWN, Falmouth. 8/30 POMPEY, a Mungola, to Mr. STAINES, mark not plain. 8/30 NANCY, a French creole, a large scar on left ankle, to Mr. LOPEZ. 9/1 LONDON, a creole, to Mr. RODERICK, Kingston, marks of flogging on his back. 9/1 GEORGE, a Mungola, to Mr. SWABY, marked W G twice on left, and same mark once on right shoulder. 9/4 FAITH, a creole, to Mr. McDONALD, marked M D, in one, on right shoulder. 9/9 PATRICK, a mulatto creole, to Mansfield Estate; brought in by the Maroons. 9/10 NED, a Mungola, to Mr. STEWART, mark not plain; brought in by the Maroons. 9/10 RODNEY, a Papa, to Mr. CLARK, country marks on face. 9/11 JAMES, a Wawee [Wakee], to Mr. HAMILTON, dec., mark not plain. 9/12 PATRICK, a creole, to Mr. LOGMORE. 9/14 HURRICANE, an Eboe, to Papine Estate, the first finger of his left hand bent. 9/14 STREPH, or STREPHON, a Mungola, to Miss BESSY, mark not plain on right shoulder. 9/30 WILLIAM, a creole, to Mr. BEAR SMITH. 9/30 POLYDORE, a Coromantee, to Mr. LIVINGSTON, mark not plain; brought in by the Maroons. 10/5 TOM, a Mungola, to Mr. GRIFFIN, his left leg shorter than the right; brought in by the Maroons. 10/5 CELIA, a Mungola, to Mr. DUNSCOMB, mark not plain; brought in by the Maroons. 10/5 PAULINA, a Papa, to Madam MARANETT, marked Mein Le riche, on right breast; brought in by the Maroons. 10/5 ISAAC, a creole, to Mr. SHAND. 10/6 GEORGE, a Mundingo, to Mr. STAINES, no mark. 10/13 RAMSEY, a Moco, to Mr. BYWATER, mark not plain. 10/13

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JOHN, a mulatto creole, to Messrs. FOX and STEEL, has lost two toes off his left foot. 10/15 JOHN, a creole, to a French lady, has a collar on. 10/17 WILLIAM, a Mungola, marked I B on right shoulder. 10/17 JOHN, a creole, to Mademoiselle MARIA, Water Lane, no mark. 10/18 JESSY, a Coromantee, to Maverly Estate, no mark. 10/19 CUFFEE, a creole, to Mr. POLSON, Dirty-pit Penn, has a scar on left ankle. 10/23 HARRY, a Mungola, to ROBERT McCLELAND, Esq., marked apparently A E, on right shoulder. 10/29 ROBERT, a Mungola, to ROBERT McCLELAND, Esq., marked apparently A E on right shoulder. 10/29 JESSAMY, an Eboe, to Mr. CHAND, mark not plain. 10/31 JOHN, a French creole, to Mr. FRANCIS, Kingston, no mark. 11/1 PRINCE, a creole, to SERGEANT TEMPLE, has a scar on his left cheek. 11/1 WILLIAM, a Mundingo, to Mr. SWORD or McPHERSON, marked R H on left shoulder, and R P [upside-down] [sideways] on right shoulder; brought in by the Maroons. 11/3 DUNCAN, a Moco, to Mr. JOHN HUIE, is a little pock-pitted. 11/11 OLIVE, a Mungola, to Miss PAXTER, has a scar on the outside of her left ankle. 11/13 JOHN, a Moco, to Mr. GOOD, marks of flogging on his back. 11/14 JAMES, a creole, to Mr. FEURTADO, no mark. 11/16 JOHN, a creole, to Mr. GRAHAM, no mark. 11/16 WILLIAM, a creole, to Mr. BENNET, no mark. 11/16 ALFRED, a creole, to Mr. FARRON JACOBS, no mark. 11/16 PRIMUS, a Mundingo, to Mr. MIDWARD, River Head, marked T M, in one on left shoulder. 11/17

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CAESAR, a Congo, says he belongs to Mrs. ANN WATSON, marked N S right shoulder, has a large sore on his right and long white scars, left shin, 5 ft. 6 in. high. 2/2 ADIE, a Papa, says he belonged to Mrs. FOWLER, but was shipped off, and returned to the island a year ago; brought in by a party of Maroons. 2/3 ROMEO, a Papa, says he belongs to a Mrs. FOWLER, but was shipped off, and returned to the island a year ago; brought in by a party of Maroons. 2/3 POPE, an Eboe, to Bamboo Estate, has his country marks on his face, 5 ft. 4 in. high. 2/3 GEORGE, a creole, to JOHN E. BANKS, St. Elizabeth, marked H I P right shoulder; brought in by the Maroons, 5 ft. 3 in. high. 2/9 ROBERT, a sambo creole, brother to George, and belongs to JOHN E. BANKS, St. Elizabeth; also brought in by the Maroons, 5 ft. 8 in. high. 2/9 ADAM, an Eboe, to [illegible] HILL, marked I S, B on top; brought in by the Maroons, 5 ft. 1 in. high. 2/9 JACK, a Papa, to JOHN LONGLANDS; says he is a cooper by trade, 5 ft. 6 in. high. 3/5 DAMON, a creole, to Mr. THOMAS P. JAMES, now says to H. W. PLUMMER, Esq., marked W S left shoulder, 5 ft. 1 in. high. 3/13 FANNY, a Congo, to Mr. BLACKWOOD, brand-marks both shoulders L P in one, ◊ on the top, yellow skin, dotted marks of her country between her eye-brows. 3/14 CELIA, a creole, to Mr. BLACKWOOD, marked both shoulders L P in one, ◊ on the top. 3/14 WILLIAM, a Mundingo, says he has been living on Bamboo Estate seven years, and is free, country marks in straight lines down his temples and shoulders, marked G 8 on left shoulder, 5 ft. 4-1/2 in. high. 3/22 ANNA, an Eboe, to Tilson Estate, marked P S, ◊ on the top, right shoulder. 3/26 JOHN, a Coromantee, says he belongs to Mr. ROSS, he delivered himself up to my charge at this place, 5 ft. 1 in. high. 3/29 QUASHEBA, a creole, to Mr. LEVY, marked I G right shoulder, 5 ft. 1 in. high. 4/7 DUBLIN, an Eboe, to Golden Grove, marked ◊ right shoulder, 5 ft. 5-1/2 in. high. 4/14 KELLY, a Congo, to Miss PEGGY, no brand-mark, 5 ft. 1-1/2 in. high. 4/20

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illegible, has lost the first joint of his little finger left hand, and had crab-yaws left heel, 5 ft. 2 in. high. 8/2 SUSAN, an Eboe, says she belongs to FANNY WIMESS, has her country marks dotted down the centre of her breast, 4 ft. 10 in. high. 8/29 PETER, a Congo, to Mr. WILL, marked W, apparently reversed, bump hard by, right shoulder, has also a scar on his forehead above left eye-brow, 5 ft. 2 in. high. 8/30 DAVY, an Eboe, says he belongs to Mr. ROSS, overseer at Chatham Estate, has lost the little toe of his right foot, 5 ft. 6 in. high. 8/30 JOHN, a Congo, says he belongs to Mr. JACK FORBES at Port Maria, has a knot on the middle joint of his middle finger, left hand, 5 ft. 2-1/2 in. high. 9/3 WILLIAM, a Congo, says he belongs to Haughton Court Estate, marked W H left and I P apparently right shoulder, 4 ft. 11 in. high. 9/7 WILLIAM, an Eboe, says he belongs to JACK TAYLOR, at Aligator Pond, St. Elizabeth, several of his toes on each foot disfigured, and a large white scar on both feet, 5 ft. 6 in. high. 9/8 KITTY, a Congo, say she belongs to JOHN PAINE, marked I K H apparently, left shoulder, 5 ft. high. 9/22 BELLA, a Moco, says she belongs to SHAMFIELD, marked M H I apparently, right shoulder, 5 ft. 1-1/4 in. high. 9/22 CHARLEY FOX, a creole and son of Bella, to SHAMFIELD. 9/22 JACK, a Congo, to JOHN ANDERSON, white scars on both hands, 4 ft. 9 in. high. 10/12 BROWN, a creole, to THOMAS MILLS, marked M, ◊ on top, both shoulders, 5 ft. 7 in. high. 9/11 HARRY, a yellow Eboe, says he belongs to Maylersfield Estate, Westmoreland, 5 ft. 2-1/2 in. high. 10/16 OLIVE, a Moco, to Friendship Estate, has his country marks on both temples and cheeks, 4 ft. 11 in. high. 10/19 HARRY, a Coromantee, says he belongs to Rosehall, Hanover, marked T N both shoulders, 5 ft. 9 in. high. 10/23 BACCHUS, an Eboe, says he belongs to Paisely Estate, 5 ft. 2-1/2 in. high. 10/24

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WILLIAM, a creole, marked A C, R on top, twice, both shoulders, 5 ft. 1/2 in. high. 10/25 GEORGE, a creole, says he belongs to Argyle Estate, marked A, NT in one and D I, the D reversed, left shoulder, 5 ft. 4-1/2 in. high. 10/26 HARRY, a Coromantee, says he belongs to JOHN SIMSON, marked T N both shoulders, 5 ft. 9 in. high. 11/5 TOM, a creole, says he belongs to JOHN SIMSON, marked I S both shoulders, 5 ft. 1/2 in. high. 11/5 JACK, a Bamba, says he belongs to Paradise Penn, Westmoreland, marked N S right shoulder, 5 ft. 1 in. high. 11/8 MARY-ANN, a creole, says she belongs to Mr. DANIEL ELLIOT, living near Headling Wharf, the whole complexion of her face having the appearance of a yellow stain, she has fastened around her neck a large iron collar, 5 ft. 2 in. high. 11/10 ELIZA, an Eboe, says she belongs to MARY WEBSTER a free woman of colour, Savanna la Mar, marked on left shoulder W M, 5 ft. high. 11/10 QUAMIN, a creole, says he belongs to JANE ENGLAND, has a scar lying oblique between his eyebrows, 4 ft. 8 in. high. 11/17 EDWIN, a Congo, says he belongs to CHARLES MINE, marked H, right shoulder. 11/24 NEPTUNE, a creole, says belongs to [illegible] Penn, has lost the first joint of his forefinger, right hand, 4 ft. 10 in. high. 11/28 JACK, a Mundingo, says he belongs to Mr. FAIRCLOUGH, has his country marks straight down the centre of his forehead, and a [scar] under his right eye, 5 ft. 8-1/2 in. high. 12/7 St. Mary Workhouse, 1814. [ CC] TRIM, a Chamba, to Mr. RICHARD DAVIS, Guy’s Hall. 1/2 HARRY, a Congo, to Mr. SPOONER, Pembroke-Hall Estate, Liguanea. 1/14 CONTRIVANCE, a Nago, to Miss REBECCA PAUL, Kingston, or Miss McEWON, Port Royal, marked R P on both shoulders. 1/26 KINGSTON, a Coromantee, to Mr. SMITH, Content Plantation, Above-Rocks, has an impediment in his speech, and a bad sore on left leg. 2/3 PRUE, a Coromantee, to the estate of HARMAN GALBRAITH, Esq., dec., marked H G on left

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Vale. 7/11 SALLY, an Eboe, to BETSEY CLARK a black woman, Kingston. 7/12 JOHN, a creole, to Mrs. STEPHENS, or to Mr. JOHN HIATT SHARP, St. Ann. 7/12 CUPID, a Coromantee, to Dover Castle Estate, St. Thomas in the Vale. 7/12 JOHN BROWN, a Coromantee, to Mr. FRASER, Cool Shade, St. Ann. 7/12 MENTOR, a Mundingo, to WALLEN’s estate. 7/12 WILLIAM MITCHELL, a creole, to JOHN MEEK, Esq., Kingston, Stirling Castle. 7/12 BEN, a Congo, to RICHARD KINKHEAD, Esq., Stirling Castle. 7/12 SALLY, a creole, to FRANCIS GRAHAM, Esq., Tulloch Castle Estate, St. Thomas in the Vale. 7/27 ALPIN, an Eboe, to Mr. PETER McGREGOR, Ocho Rios Bay, St. Ann. 7/27 SALLY, an Eboe, to Mr. JOHN STEWART a man of colour, Liguanea, marked I S. 7/29 GOODLUCK, an Eboe, (son of Sally) [sic], to Mr. JOHN STEWART a man of colour, Liguanea, marked with I S, ◊ on top. 7/29 SAM, a Congo, to Messrs. McINTYRE and DEMPETER, marked C & M. 8/22 LYDIA, a Coromantee, to Miss FANNY BENSETT, Guy’s Hill. 8/23 ANTHONY, a creole, to Unity Valley, St. Ann. 8/29 TOM, a Mungola, to Berwick Estate, St. Thomas in the Vale. 9/2 TOM, a Wawee [Wakee], to Mr. McDONAL, Spanish Town, was taken out of this workhouse in August 1813 by Mr. NORMAN McLEOD. 9/2 JENNY, a creole, to Mr. INGIS, Charleston Estate, St. Thomas in the Vale, 5 ft. 2 in. high. 9/10 BESSY, a Chamba, to Miss CRAWFORD, Spanish Town, marked G D on left shoulder, 5 ft. 1 in. high. 9/14 NED, a creole, to MARY WHITBY, Guy’s Hill, has lost the toes of both feet, 5 ft. 1 in. high. 9/14

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TRIM, a Mungola, to Dr. GORDON, Kingston. 9/25 JOE, a creole, to the estate of Mr. CREIGHTON, Falmouth, marked T B on right shoulder. 10/3 DOVE, a Wakee, to Mr. STEEL, Byandloss Estate, St. Thomas in the Vale, marked G B, ◊ between. 10/22 JOHNNY, a Coromantee, to Rose Hill coffee plantation. 10/30 HANNAH, a Mungola, to Mrs. JACKSON, White River, marked I B I, on right shoulder. 11/10 ROBERT, a creole, formerly to Mr. DUTHIE a mason, Boddry Park, to Mr. BYRDON, Clarendon, marked W B, in one, on left shoulder. 11/11 JOHN, a Wakee, to Mr. PETER HENRY, Montego Bay, marked P H, on right shoulder. 11/23 Spanish Town Workhouse, 1814. [CC] FLORA, a creole, to THOMAS HIGSON, Esq., marked both shoulders, obliterated. 1/2 JAMES, an Eboe, to Mr. BASAN, Port Royal, marked F I, O on top, left shoulder. 1/6 HAMLET, a creole, to Hale-Hall Estate, Clarendon, W. B. NEMHARD, Esq., Trustee, no mark. 1/6 TOBY, a creole boy, to Doctor FRANKLIN, at Mount Moses, in St. Andrew, marked S B on right shoulder, lost four toes of his right foot. 1/7 MARGARET, a creole, to Mr. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Clarendon, no brand-mark. 1/7 TITUS, a Coromantee, to Mr. RODON, Dry-River, Clarendon, marked M K, both breasts. 1/7 DIANA, a creole, to Dr. DICKSON, St. Elisabeth, marked M D, left shoulder. 1/10 ROBERT, a Portuguese [Congo], formerly belonged to Mr. HINDE but supposed to have been shipped off the island, marked A C, both shoulders. 1/10 BOB, a creole, to Mr. FAIRFAX WALLIS, Old Harbour, marked left shoulder, obliterated. 1/10 RUSSELL, a creole, to Mr. McERGAS, at Constant-Spring Estate, St. Andrew, no brand-mark. 1/16 WATT, a Moco, to Mr. WALKER, St. Mary, marked M W both shoulders. 1/15 JOE, a creole, born in America, says he belongs to the merchant sloop Sarah Ann, Capt.

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LENNAN, no brand-mark. 1/15 ELEANOR, a creole, to the Honourable C. GRANT, Esq., at Hopewell Estate, St. Mary, no brand-mark. 1/23 JAMES, a creole, says he belongs to Mr. ISAAC WAGWATER, marked I X on left cheek, lost the first joint of his small toe on his right foot. 1/28 JOHN, a Coromantee, to Mr. KELLERMAN, at Bloxburgh Estate, windward, no brand-mark. 1/29 HAMILTON, a Mundingo, to Mr. HART, Kingston, marked O right shoulder. 1/30 ANDREW, an Eboe, to Mr. A. MOLER, Manatee-Bay, marked M right shoulder. 2/1 DIANA, an Eboe, and CHILD, Mr. A. MOLER, Manatee-Bay, marked M right shoulder. 2/1 MARGERY, a creole, to Mr. LYON, in the Walks, no mark. 2/2 ADAM, a Mundingo, to Dr. McFARLANE, windward, marked both shoulders, obliterated, a sore on his left leg. 2/2 SAUNDERS, a creole, to Mr. BATTY, Nonsuch Estate, St. Mary, marked I 8 right shoulder. 2/3 GEORGE, a Nago, to Mr. ROACH, overseer at Bucknor’s, marked I R, 4 between both breasts and shoulders. 2/12 ADAM, a creole, to Mr. WILSON, Hopewell Estate, St. James, marked R W right shoulder. 2/13 JOHN, a creole boy, to Mr. FARMER, Kingston, no brand-mark. 2/13 LIVERPOOL, a Moco, to WILLIAM JAMES HALL, Esq., Hope, Liguanea, marked I, right shoulder. 2/14 JAMES, a creole, to THOMAS HORLOCK, Esq., Green-Park, St. Ann, no brand-mark. 2/16 MARY, a Moco, to Mr. BRADFORD, dec., late of Carpenter Ridge, a coffee work in St. George, marked W on right shoulder, and country marks. 2/16 HARRY, a creole, to Mr. SHEA a warfinger, Port Maria Bay, marked C C, ◊ between, right shoulder. 2/20 NORTON, a creole, to Mr. INGLIS, or Charleton Estate, no brand-mark. 2/21 SOLOMON, a Mungola, to Mr. HYATT, at White River, St. Ann, marked H right shoulder.

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2/23 ADAM, a creole, to WILLIAM GOOD a free black man, in Kingston, no brand-mark. 2/23 PETER, a Mundingo, to HUGH McKENZIE, Esq., in Clarendon, marked I E, both breasts and shoulders. 2/24 HAGER, a creole, to ELIZABETH GREEN, in Kingston, no brand-mark. 2/24 BERWICK, a Mungola, to a Mr. MILLER, Kingston, marked I E A both shoulders. 3/1 CAREFUL, a Congo, to Miss BESSEY NICHOLSON, at Monteague, St. Ann, marked K C right shoulder. 3/1 QUACO, a creole, to Mr. BOSWELL, Above-Rocks, marked A S, ◊ between, right shoulder. 3/4 JUPITER, a Nago, to Mr. McLEAN, says to windward, marked W M B left breast, country marks on his face. 3/4 NELLY, a creole, to Miss LINDSAY a brown woman, Rock-Fort road, near Kingston, no brand-mark. 3/7 RODNEY, a Coromantee, to Mr. SHARP, St. Ann or St. Mary, mark on left shoulder obliterated. 3/8 EDWARD, a Mundingo, to Mr. R. SMITH in Kingston, has his country marks on his face. 3/8 TOM, a Congo, to Mr. GEORGE DURRANT, Milk-River, marked G D right shoulder. 3/8 LOUISA, a creole, to Miss LEGETREE a French woman, Kingston, marked M O L right shoulder. 3/8 COMFORT, a Coromantee, to one Mr. BROWN a carpenter, at Mr. Townshead, in Clarendon, marked I B right shoulder. 3/10 ROSE, a Mungola, says her master’s name is PALMER, and he is now dead, does not know her trustee who lives to windward, country marks on her belly. 3/14 MARIA, an Eboe, to Mr. WILLIAM TOWNSHEAD, Kingston, country marks on her arms. 3/14 BROCK, an Eboe, to Mr. D. FRASER, or C. TONGE, Esq., marked C T right shoulder. 3/17 BOB, a Mungola, to St. Toolie’s Estate, or to JAMES LAING, Esq., Kingston, marked R W right shoulder. 3/20

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DUBLIN, a creole, to Lorn Plantation, Salt Ponds, marked L, ◊ on top, both shoulders. 3/22 WILLIAM, a creole, to JOE HOWEL a free black man, dec., no brand-mark. 3/23 JOHN, a Coromantee, to Dublin-Castle Estate, Port Royal mountains, marked H H left shoulder. 3/23 GRACE, an Eboe, to Mr. BANWELL, Princess Street, Kingston, or a Mrs. BONNER, marked B, within a circle, left shoulder. 3/23 MARY, a Congo, to Miss PEEK, Kingston, no brand-mark. 3/27 ALICK, an Eboe, to Mr. PIKE, Kingston, has his country marks. 3/28 SANDY, an Eboe, to Mr. JAMES FRAZER, St. Ann, marked I F right shoulder. 4/4 McNEIL, a Moco, to JOHN ANDERSON, Esq., marked P X C, country marks on his face. 4/4 LINDO, a Mungola, to Mons. DUVERGI, Above-Rocks, marked D V G left shoulder, L e c c on the right shoulder. 4/4 HARRY, a creole, to Union estate, St. Mary, no brand-mark. 4/5 MARY-ANN, a mulatto, says she belongs to Miss MURRAY, West Street, Kingston, no mark. 4/16 POMPEY, a creole, to Messrs. LAING and EWING, Kingston, or to Lucky-hill Plantation, marked P K, ◊ on top, left shoulder. 4/19 BECK, a creole, to the estate of Louisada, or to JAMES OUTCHERLONY, St. David, no brand-mark. 4/19 RODNEY, a creole, to Mr. HORLOCK, Russell-Hall, no mark. 4/19 ROMULUS, a creole, to Decoy Estate (Mr. MURPHY’s) [sic], no brand-mark. 4/19 WILLIAM, a Mungola, to Mr. McLEOD, at a coffee mountain formerly called Hope, near Papine Estate, St. Andrew, marked R H both shoulders, marks of an old sore on his right breast. 4/19 ELLICK, a creole, to Salt-Savannah Estate (JAMES WILDMAN, Esq., Mr. Addison, trustee) [sic] no mark. 4/19 ANDREW, a Papa, to a Mr. STEWART, at a coffee mountain in Liguanea, no mark. 4/19

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LUCE, a Chamba, formerly belonging to Dr. WATT of this parish, now to Mrs. NASH, Cave-River, St. Ann, no mark, a large wart on his left shoulder, 5 ft. 5-1/2 in. high. 2/18 MANWELL, a Congo, to Linton-Park Estate, no mark, 4 ft. 8 in. high. 3/13 LUNA, a creole, to ALEXANDER BAILLIE, St. Ann, no mark, sore on both arms, 4 ft. 10-1/2 in. high. 3/21 NANCY, an Eboe, to a Mr. WALKER, St. Ann, marked like W on left shoulder, 5 ft. 3-1/2 in. high. 3/28 TOM, a sambo creole, to Miss BLACKBURN, Martha-Brae, no mark, a sore on left leg, 5 ft. 4-1/2 in. high. 3/30 HUNTLEY, or HUNTER, to a Mr. McBEAN a tailor, who died at St. Ann’s Bay some time since, now says he is free, but can shew no document thereof; marked on both shoulders A. McK. reversed, 5 ft. 6 in. high. 4/2 SARAH, a creole, to Ducke-Spring Estate, St. James, no mark, 5 ft. 2-1/2 in. high. 5/3 FRANK, an Eboe, to the estate of Mr. BENNETT, late Carpenter on Irving Tower Estate, or RICHARD MASON, in Clarendon, marked M R, country marks on his belly. 5/3 WILLIAM, a Mundingo, says he is free, tells a long story, but can produce no document of his freedom, country marks on his face, 5 ft. 6-1/2 in. high. 5/6 FRANCIS [Frances], an Eboe woman, to the estate of ROBERT DAY, or RICHARD MASON, Clarendon, marked on both shoulders illegible, scar on her forehead, 4 ft. 9 in. high. 5/11 PRESENT, a creole, to Orange Estate, St. James, marked on both shoulders F D with O on top, yellow complexion, 4 ft. 9-1/4 in. high. 5/12 ALLICK, a creole, to Arcadia Estate, no mark, knocked-kneed, 5 ft. 2-1/2 in. high. 6/4 SCIPIO, a creole, to JAMES SIVERIGHT, Esq., marked on right shoulder twice J S, ◊ on top, 5 ft. 6-1/4 in. high. 6/4 JEFFREY, a creole, to FREDERICK LAMOTT, Lysworney Estate, no mark, grey headed, 5 ft. 4 in. high. 6/22 PRINCESS, a creole, to Schawfield Estate, no mark, 5 ft. 3-1/2 in. high. 6/28 CHARLES, creole boy, to Miss HERLOCK, Montego Bay, no mark, 4 ft. 1 in. high. 7/3 JOHN, an Eboe, to Mr. McLENAN a carpenter, Montego Bay, marked A P in one, on both

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cheeks, not plain, marks of flogging on back; she is in a state of pregnancy. 2/16 TOM, a creole, to Dr. FRANKLIN, marked H W L on right breast, marks of flogging on back. 2/16 JENNY, a Mundingo, to JOHN G. MILLWARD, Esq., Spanish Town, marked G M on left shoulder, country marks on face. 2/17 TOM, a Mungola, to ANDREW BOGLE, Esq., no mark. 2/20 JAMES, a Moco, to JAMES C. POWNALL, Esq., marked apparently W L on both shoulders. 2/20 SANCHO, a Mungola, to Hope Estate, marked R, with another letter, not plain, on right shoulder. 2/21 JOHN, a creole, to Mr. OLIVER, marked S C or S O on right shoulder. 2/21 JACK, an Eboe, to SUSAN McCLELLAND, no mark. 2/22 SAMPSON, a creole, to JOSEPH BOYDEN, no mark. 2/22 JACK, a Mungola, to Mr. SCOT, Port Royal mountains, marked N, with two other letters, not plain, on left shoulder. 3/5 DAVEY, a creole, to Mr. McINTYRE, St. Mary, marked M I on left shoulder. 3/5 MARY, a creole, to BESSY NEWLAND, marked E N on both shoulders; sent in from Fort Augusta. 3/6 JANE, a Congo, to JOHN RODON, Esq., Dry River, marked L R, ◊ between, on left, and R with a ◊ before it, and another letter not plain; sent in from Fort Augusta. 3/6 SARAH, an Eboe, to JOHN McDONALD, Mount Allen, marked M D on right shoulder, and has country marks on her breasts; sent in from Ft. Augusta. 3/6 SUKEY, a Mungola, to Mr. PALMER, Chapelton, Clarendon, marked apparently N R on left shoulder, and has lost two of his lower front teeth; sent in from Ft. Augusta. 3/6 SARAH, a Congo, to JAMES MORRISON, Spring Valley, St. Ann, mark not plain on left shoulder; sent in from Ft. Augusta. 3/6 LISBON, a Coromantee, to Messrs. DICK and EVANS, Lucky Valley, marked R M on left, and mark not plain on right shoulder, with country marks on both temples. 3/7

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10/15 LUCY, a creole, to JANE PENARD, Spanish Town, marked E C on right, and E C, not plain, on left shoulder; sent in from Fort Augusta. 10/15 FABBY, a creole, to Mr. THOMAS MILLWARD, Spanish Town, no brand-mark, has lost two of his upper front teeth, and has a sore on his right leg; sent in from Fort Augusta. 10/15 NANCY, a Coromantee, to Mr. JAMES HUCHINSON, Guy-Hill, St. Catherine, marked B V on left, and C B on right shoulder, and has the same marks on left cheek; sent in from Fort Augusta. 10/15 ELIZA, a Mungola, to Miss FANNY ROBERTSON, marked M C, W B, with a ◊ on top, on right, and same mark, not plain, on left shoulder; sent in from Fort Augusta. 10/15 GIFT, a Mungola, to Miss JANE VERNALL, no brand-mark; sent in from Fort Augusta. 10/15 MARY, a Mundingo, to Mr. JAMES KERR, marked A H, reversed, on left shoulder; sent in from Fort Augusta. 10/15 JENNY, a creole, to Mr. ROBERT MORGAN, Radnor Plantation, brand-mark. 10/15 CHARLES, an Eboe, to Mr. LEVY, Port Royal, no brand-mark, has a sore on his right leg. 10/16 JAMES, a Mungola, to Mr. WILLIAM YOUNG, no brand-mark, the whole of his left side is dead [paralyzed]. 10/16 FRANK, a Mungola, to Colonel SMITH, Port Royal, no brand-mark, has lost one of his upper front teeth. 10/18 DUKE, an Eboe, to Mr. THOMAS MILLWARD, Riverhead, marked T M on both shoulders. 10/18 JOHN, an Eboe, to Mr. HENRY MITCHELL a mason, Ogle Plantation, Clarendon, mark not plain on both shoulders, has lost some of his upper teeth. 10/19 JANE, a creole, to Mr. LOGAN, no brand-mark, has lost one of her upper front teeth. 10/25 DOLLY, an Eboe, to ROBERT McCLELLAND, Esq., no brand-mark. 10/25 CARPENTER, a Mundingo, to Mr. BULL, marked E B on right shoulder, and has country marks on his face. 10/26 JONES, a Moco, to the estate of Mr. HAWES, Content Plantation, St. Andrew, marked D, with another letter not plain, on left shoulder. 10/26

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marked apparently C P on left shoulder, with another mark, not plain, on top, and has the mark of an old sore on his left shin, a little above the ankle; brought in by the Maroons. 4/16 MARY, an Eboe, to Miss THOMAS, Kingston, marked apparently C F, ◊ on top, on right shoulder. 4/30 CONTRIVANCE, an Angola, to Miss LANDO, Kingston, has severe scars on her back and shoulders. 4/30 JAMES, an Angola, to Mr. MONKHOUSE, Liguanea, marked R C on right shoulder. 5/11 JAMES EDWARD, a creole, says he is by trade a tailor, and pretends he is free, but cannot produce any evidence thereof. 5/11 HENRY, an Angola, says he formerly belonged to Mr. CROSS, but now to the estate of Mr. DARBY, dec., who lived on a sugar plantation near Old Harbour, marked C C on breasts. 5/13 GRACEY, a Chamba, formerly to Mr. BURKE, Black River, but now to the above estate [Mr. DARBY, dec., Old Harbour], marked H B in one, and a ◊ on top, on both shoulders. 5/13 WASHINGTON, to Hopewell coffee plantation, in Port Royal mountains, Mr. CLARK is his trustee, marked C R, H on top, on both shoulders. 5/22 FANNY, an Eboe, has a female CHILD with her of about 18 months old, to Mr. DALLAS, Prospect Hill coffee plantation, Port Royal mountains. 5/24 TOM, a Congo, formerly to Mr. CODRINGTON, but now to Mrs. ORGILL, Windsor, Portland. 5/28 TOM, a Mundingo, to Mr. McWHINNEY a carpenter, Spring Garden Estate, Portland, has country marks on his face. 6/13 HERO, an Angola, to Belle-Vue coffee plantation, Port Royal mountains, the property of Mrs. STRUPAR, marked M F S on right breast and shoulder. 6/18 HANNIBAL, an Angola, to Belle-Vue coffee plantation, Port Royal Mountains, the property of Mrs. STRUPAR, marked M F S on left shoulder. 6/18 MARY, [alias ABBA],20 an Eboe, to MARY TAYLOR a black woman, Princess Street, Kingston, marked T on left shoulder, and has an ulcer on her right leg. 6/19 JAMES BAYLY, a creole, to Mr. SMART, but is hired to Mr. ROBINSON a wharfinger in Kingston, marked S D, C on top, on right shoulder. 6/26

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TOM, a Congo, to SAMUEL CLARK a black man, Kingston. 7/1 PITT, an Angola, to Mr. WALKER, St. David, mark not plain on right shoulder. 7/6 APRIL, a creole, to Mr. RAE, Richmond Plantation, Port Royal mountains, marked apparently with A Y on right shoulder. 7/13 JUNO, a creole, formerly to Llandewy Plantation, St. David, but now to Mr. WALL a carpenter, Peterfield Plantation, St. Mary. 7/22 MARY, an Angola, to Miss KITTY BURKE, at Mr. Wood’s penn, near Kingston, marked T F, ◊ between, on left shoulder; brought in by the Maroons. 7/26 PATIENCE, an Angola, to Miss BARBARA, Kingston, marked I C on both shoulders, and I B on right breast. 8/7 RACHEL, an Angola, says she belongs to Dr. LUDFORD, near Chesterfield Estate, Vere, marked with B B, C C on top, on left shoulder and has been a runaway upwards of three years. 8/10 JACK, a Mundingo, to Mr. QUINLAN, St. George, marked H R, in one, G Q and L B on top, on right, and B D on left shoulder. 8/10 MONEY, a Mungola, to Messrs. BOGLES & CO., Kingston. 8/13 BEN, an Angola, to River Head Estate, St. David, marked apparently H L in one, on right, and mark not plain on left cheek. 8/19 FORTUNE, an Eboe, to HENRY HEWITT a person of colour, Port Royal. 8/20 JOHN, a creole, says he belongs to Somerset Plantation, Liguanea, that his master is dead, and the property sold to Dr. GORDON. 8/24 JULY, a Mundingo, says he belongs to Mr. DAVIES, Spanish Town. 10/2 JOHN, a native of Curacao, says he belong to the estate of a Mr. THOMAS, and that Mr. Saunderson is his trustee, marked T V on left, and apparently G.T., G.T. on top, on right shoulder. 10/14 ROBERT, a creole, to Somerset Plantation, Liguanea. 10/16 ADAM, a creole boy, to Mr. JOSEPH WATT, Plantain-Garden River Estate. 10/20 RAMSAY, a Moco, to Something Plantation, Port Royal mountains, marked I B on right

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shoulder. 10/24 BESSY, an Eboe, to Mr. WHITE, Hopewell Plantation, near Dry River. 10/29 EBENEZER, a Coromantee, to Mr. DUNKERLEY, Kingston. 10/31 JOHN GRAY, an American [creole], and apparently a sambo, he pretends to be free but can produce no evidence thereof. 11/4 CAESAR, a creole, to H. I. HALL, Esq., Kingston. 11/8 DAVIE, a Moco, to Pam Estate, St. Thomas in the Vale, mark on left shoulder not plain. 11/10 Portland Workhouse, 1816. [CC] BESSY, a creole, and her child LOUISA, says she belongs to Mr. GRAY, Virgin Valley, marked apparently C G G on left shoulder, and P on right. 1/9 TOM, a Congo, says he belongs to to the estate of JOHN CHRISTIE, Trelawny, marked I C on right shoulder. 2/12 CUFFEE, a creole, to MARY ANN BROWN, Kingston, marked M H on right shoulder. 3/4 ELIZABETH, a creole, to GEORGE H. COSSENS, Esq., no brand-mark. 3/4 SMALL, a Mundingo, to the estate of Dr. CLARKE, St. Thomas in the East, no brand-mark. 3/5 MARY RICHARDS, a creole, says he was born free, that her mother’s name is Cecelia Brown, and that she lives at Happy Return a coffee plantation on Guy’s Hill, in St. Mary, the property of Mrs. Phoebe Allan, a sambo woman; that her father is a sambo man named George Cuthbert Moore, a blacksmith at Old Harbour Market, and that she was sold out of the St. George Workhouse last year to Mr. JAMES GISCOME; marked I G on right shoulder. 3/16 REBECCA WILLIAMS, a creole, a sambo, says she belongs to her grandmother, SARAH WALKER a brown woman, Kingston. 3/16 JOHN GEORGE, a creole, says he formerly belonged to Miss MAY McBEAN, now to Mr. LAIGN, both of Kingston, marked L C, D on top, and L R above the D, on both shoulders. 4/18 QUASHIE, alias PETER, an Eboe, says he belongs to HUGH FRASER, Esq., Spanish Town, marked on right shoulder, and other marks, not plain. 4/18 BESSY, a Mungola, to Mr. BELL, St. Thomas in the East, marked C H on both shoulders. 5/1 WILLIAM EDWARDS, a Mundingo, says he formerly belonged to Richmond Hill coffee

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plantation, St. Thomas in the Vale, the property of Mr. BLACKBURN, and pretends he is now free, but can produce no evidence thereof; marked R H on left, and R H sideways, on right shoulder. 5/13 RICHARD SMALL, [creole], says he was born at the Mosquito Shore, and that he belongs to SARAH LIBERT a woman of colour, Montego Bay, marked A W on right shoulder. 5/15 VANTRUMP, or ANDRUMP, a Moco, to Green Vale Plantation, St. George, marked apparently with D [upside down, reversed] on right shoulder, and has country marks on his face and back. 5/18 BILLY, a Mungola, to Mr. LOGAN, Port Morant, or Morant Bay, no brand-mark, has country marks on his breast. 5/22 STEPHEN MORGAN, a creole, says his mother Bettey Stewart belonged to Mr. DICKSON, long since deceased, as he has heard, and that Mr. Stephen Minot knows him to be free, no mark, and by trade a carpenter. 6/4 CHARLES WILLIAM BRYAN, a creole, says he is brother to Stephen Morgan, and gives a similar account of himself [as above], no mark, and by trade a carpenter. 6/4 ELIZABETH HARDY, a quadroon, and her child named REBECCA, no brand-mark, pitted with the small-pox, and pretends to be free, but can produce no evidence thereof. 7/2 BOB, a creole, pretends to be free, but can produce no evidence thereof, marked N on left, and with A G on right shoulder. 7/15 SMALL, a Mundingo, to DONALD McLEOD, St. George, marked W H on both shoulders. 9/9 NANCY, a Coromantee, to CHARLES BERNARD, Esq., no brand-mark. 10/22 SPENCER, a Mundingo, says he belongs to Mr. HARRIS, Kingston, marked FTGH on right shoulder. 11/5 Port Royal Workhouse, 1816. [CC] ROSE, a creole, says she belongs to Miss KITTY BROWN, Kingston, no brand-mark, yellow complexion. 1/30 MARY MOW, a creole, says she belongs to Mr. SOLOMON FLASH, Kingston, no brand-mark. 2/7 ROBERT, an Eboe, to CHARLES GRANT, Esq., Kingston, marked M B, in one, on right shoulder. 2/11

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JULIET, a creole, and her child ELIZA, to Mrs. GILLIN a brown woman, Kingston, no mark. 5/23 GRACE, an Eboe, to Miss NANCY WATSON, mark not plain on right shoulder, has lost all her front teeth, and has a hole in her forehead. 5/23 QUAMINA, a Moco, to Mount Holstein coffee plantation, to Mrs. MARY McFARLANE, St. George, marked B S on left shoulder. 6/10 EDWARD ASHLEY, a sambo [creole] of Spanish Town, to JOHN BALL MORRIS, Esq., Kingston, no mark. 7/8 HARRY, a Moco, to Esher Estate, St. Mary, Mr. WADE is the overseer, no mark. 7/8 GEORGE, an Eboe, to Mr. ROPER, but hired to Mr. CROWDER a blacksmith, Portland, no mark. 7/28 CUFFEE, a Wakee, to WILLIAM SHAND, Esq., who sent him to watch at Clifton Hill, St. George, no mark. 7/29 JACK, a Congo, to Messrs. KINLOCK and STEEL, Golden Vale, Portland, marked S I O on left shoulder; taken up by the Maroons. 7/31 RICHARD PALMER, a creole, pretends to be free but can produce no evidence thereof, no mark, has a scar on his left shoulder. 8/1 MAY, an Eboe, to Eden Estate, marked R H on right shoulder. 8/2 MARIA, a creole, to Eden Estate, no mark. 8/5 ADMIRAL, an Eboe, to ROBERT SMART or HENRY BURGER, Esqrs., Port Royal mountains, marked B, and another letter not plain, on left shoulder. 8/6 JAMES, a Mungola, to STEPHEN MINOT, Esq., Bowden Penn, St. Dorothy, Mr. Johnson overseer, marked BOND on the right, and BOND on the left shoulder. 8/12 NELSON, a Mungola, to DANIEL GULLY, Esq., St. David, marked D G on right shoulder. 8/20 FRANCES, a creole, to Mr. A. SUTHERLAND, or Mr. THOMSON, Tremolesworth, St. Mary, marked with S on right shoulder. 8/24 DAKERS, a Nago, to Mr. P. MANAHAN, St. George, has country marks on his face, back, and breast. 8/25 TOM, a Wawee, ROBERT HAMILTON, Esq., is the attorney, marked T on right shoulder, to

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DIANA, an Eboe, to Miss GRAHAM a person of colour, Kingston. 7/13 WILLIAM PHILLIPS, a native of St. Domingo, says he is free, and that his papers are with Miss CASS, Halfway Tree, marked CASTE on right breast. 7/14 THOMAS, a Wawee, to the estate of ISAAC FOX, dec., Mount Chrissey, St. Andrew, marked K on right shoulder. 7/15 ROBERT JAMES, a Mundingo, says he is a Maroon, and belongs to Scot’s Hall Maroon-Town, mark not plain, has a large scar on his right shoulder. 7/15 WILLIAM, a creole, to Mr. JAMES PATTERSON a millwright, Falmouth, marked A F on right shoulder. 7/16 JOHN, a Congo, to Mr. DAVID PERRY, St. George, marked D P on right shoulder. 7/16 WILLIAM, a Papa, to Mr. MURDOCH a mason, near Temple Hall, St. Andrew, blind of the left eye. 7/16 FRANK, a creole, to Goshen Penn, St. Ann. 7/23 AUSTIN, an Eboe, to Mr. ABRAHAM, Kingston. 7/23 ROBERT, a Moco, to SALLY WALKER a free person, Kingston. 7/23 RICHARD, a creole, to Mr. JAMES DALHOUSE, Spanish Town. 7/29 WILLIAM, a creole, to Miss RUSSELL, Spanish Town. 7/31 CONTRIVANCE, a Nago, to Mr. McKOWEN a pilot, Port Royal, marked R P. 8/2 ALICK, a creole boy, to Mr. PATEY, Kingston. 8/2 NED, a creole, to Mr. WILKINSON a carpenter, Kingston. 8/6 GEORGE, a creole boy, to WILLIAM JAMES MURPHY, Esq., or Goshen Estate. 8/6 POLLY, a creole, to Goshen Estate, St. Ann. 8/6 PHILIP, a Mundingo, to Russell Hall Estate, marked R H on right cheek and shoulders. 8/6 BRUTUS, a Mundingo, to Mr. COHEN, Kingston, has white scars on his hands, a coppersmith. 8/6 JAMES, an Eboe, to the estate of DAVID McGREGOR, late of St. Mary a mason, dec., marked M S on right shoulder. 8/10

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right shoulder. 7/9 MARGARET, an Eboe, to Mr. GEORGE PATTON, dec., on Shenton Estate, marked O P left shoulder. 7/9 JAMES, a creole, to Mr. FORSYTH a wharfinger, Port Maria Bay, marked V A H both shoulders. 7/9 MORRIS, a Mundingo, formerly belonged to JAMES SMITH, Esq., of Kingston, now to J. P. WINT, Esq., St. Elizabeth, marked WINT right shoulder. 7/10 EVE, a creole, and CHILD, to Mr. LAMOTTE of St. George, marked right shoulder D R [upside down]. 7/10 EDWARD, a creole boy, to Mr. LAMOTTE of St. George, marked right shoulder D R [upside down]. 7/10 LEWIS, a Mungola, to Green Vale Plantation, marked I F left shoulder, and I L right shoulder. 7/12 RICHARD, a creole, to the Rev. Mr. BOWERBANK, no brand-mark. 7/12 PLATO, a Mungola, to MARK PETINAND, Esq., Mount Elizabeth plantation, Port Royal, marked P F right shoulder, apparently. 7/12 RICHARD, a creole, to Mr. WILLIAMSON at Yallahs, St. David, no brand-mark. 7/13 JUDY, a creole, to Richmond Estate, St. Ann, Mr. BARNETT is attorney, no brand-mark. 7/13 JOAN, a creole, to Richmond Estate, St. Ann, Mr. BARNETT is attorney, no brand-mark. 7/13 SUKEY, a creole, to Richmond Estate, St. Ann, Mr. BARNETT is attorney, no brand-mark. 7/13 QUASHIE, a creole, formerly to PETER FRENCH of St. Thomas in the Vale, now says he was bought out the workhouse, Falmouth, by Mr. BROWN, marked W B, ◊ on top, right shoulder. 7/13 DUKE, a Coromantee, to Miss JANE MARSHALL a free brown woman, no brand-mark. 7/14 PRIMUS, a creole, to Drakeshall Estate, St. Ann, (BECKFORD’s) [sic], marked S R W right shoulder. 7/16 MARY-ANN, a creole, to CHARLOTTE THOMPSON in Kingston, no mark. 7/16 MILLY, a creole, to Miss BOLT in Kingston, no brand-mark. 7/16

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mark. 10/8 CHARLES, a Congo, says he belongs to the estate of Mrs. WOOD a black woman, dec., and that Mr. Bogle is his trustee, no brand-mark. 10/8 JACK, a Mungola, to Whitehall Estate, marked G P, W H on top, on both shoulders. 10/8 JAMES, a Coromantee, to ROSS, marked B C, reversed, on left breast, and has a blotch, not plain on right breast, and both shoulders. 10/13 ISAAC, a creole, to SPRAIGS, no mark. 10/14 WILLIAM, a creole, to BOYDEN, no brand-mark. 10/16 JOHN, a Mungola, to the estate of Miss MARY CAMPBELL, and says Mr. REID, at Hearts’ Ease Penn, is his trustee, has a cut over his left eye. 10/16 Morant Bay Workhouse, 1817. [CC] SOLOMON NEED, an American [creole], says he arrived in the Melpomene, Capt. Vidal, and that he is free, stout made; remanded to the Workhouse by a Special Sessions of the Peace, convened on the 11th August, for the purpose of investigating his claims to freedom. 7/4 JOHNNY, a creole boy, to Mr. McKAIRN, marked apparently P S on right shoulder. 9/4 Portland Workhouse, 1817. [CC] BAPTISM JOHNSON, alias BRISTOL, an Eboe, to Mr. JOHNSTON, New-Providence, no brand-mark, has country marks on both temples; received from Kingston Workhouse. 6/23 JUDY, a creole, to JOHN W. HASSEL, Esq., marked apparently S W on right shoulder. 8/12 Port Royal Workhouse, 1817. [CC] THOMAS, a creole, to Mr. YOUNG, Kingston Hospital, marked I H on both shoulders, and has marks, not plain, on his breast. 7/24 PRISCILLA, a creole, no mark, to Miss MENDES, Spanish Town. 8/29 FRANK ROBINS, an American [creole], he pretends to be free but can produce no evidence thereof, marked OIMR on the top, and B M K on the lower part of his right shoulder; to be detained until he proves his freedom. 9/1 St. Andrew Workhouse, 1817. [CC] QUEEN, a Congo, to Mrs. LAW, marked W L on both shoulders. 8/8

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