Noko - CAR78

CAR78

African Americans--History, African Americans--History--To 1863, Artisans, Carpenters

South Carolina Gazette and Country Journal

July 7, 1767

Carpenter

Male

Joseph Glover

Joseph Glover's Plantation at Ponpon

Ponpon/Jacksonboro, Colleton County, South Carolina

1. Formerly enslaved by Mr. Brownwell
2. Self-emancipated from Joseph Glover

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RUN-AWAY from the subscriber, a short but square set elderly Negro man, named NOKO, who is very handy in the use of carpenters tools, and as a waiting-man; he has a remarkable large wart on one of his shoulders, plays on the violin, and belonged formerly to Mr. Brownwell, dancing-master. He has been lately in Charles-Town; and as he is a good boat-man, it is probable he may associate with some of the island Negroes who frequent the markets. _____ Whoever will take him up, and deliver him to Messrs. CORRIE & CARSANS, in Charlestown, or to me at Ponpon, shall receive Five Pounds reward.

JOSEPH GLOVER

July 1, 1767.