The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920Various
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The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920
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[6] Taken at his masters house by Capt John the Mohawk, with Waggon &
Horses which he got ready to convey his mistress to Schenectady.
[7] Sold by John Grant to Captn Alexander McDonell.
[8] Sold by Wm. Bowen his Former Master, to Captn John McDonell of
Col. Butlers Rangers.
[9] Came in with Sir John Johnson, and are now employed in Captn
Harkimers company of Batteau Men.
[Transcriber's Note: The following two tables were published as
one large, wide table. They have been split into two tables, with
the first column repeated, for clearer presentation in this
e-book.]
============+============== +=========+========+======================+
| Former |Property | Rebel | By Whom |
Names | Masters | of |Property| Brought In |
| |Loyalists| | |
------------+-------------- +---------+--------+----------------------+
Tance |Adam Fonda | | Rebel | |
Cato |Pruyne | | ditto | |
Jack |Major Fonda | | ditto | |
Jack | ditto | | ditto | |
William |Sir J. Johnson |Loyalist | |Rl. Rt., N. Y. |
Frank | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Farry | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Jack | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Abraham | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Tom[10] | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Sam | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Jacob a boy | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Tanoe a boy | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Phillis | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Betty | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Jade | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Jane | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Hager | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Nicholas |Col. Claus | ditto | |Mohawk Rangers |
Tom | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Peter | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
Maria | ditto | ditto | | ditto |
A Negro man name unknown[11] |
N. B. several others carried to Niagara by Indians and White Men[12] |
Chas. Grandison Col. Warner |
------------+--------------+---------+--------+-----------------------+
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