Jack - TAN6
Title
Jack - TAN6
Identifier
TAN6
Subject
African Americans--History, African Americans--History--To 1863, Artisans
Source
South Carolina Gazette
Date
June 25, 1772
Trade
Tanner
Gender
Male
Enslaver
Robert Cochran
Home Location
South Carolina
Events
1. Self-emancipated from Robert Cochran
2. Passed as a free man
2. Passed as a free man
Item Type
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Transcription
Run away the 22d Instant, June,
A MULATTO young MAN, named JACK, about 20 Years of Age, five Feet ten Inches high; has light brown Hair, and may pass for a White Man; his Legs have some fore Spots on them, and are very thick about the Ancles.—He had on, when he went away, a brown Coat, a light grey Jacket (that had been trimmed fro Second Mourning) and a Linen one.—He was brought up to the Tanner's Business Whoever will apprehend him, and delivers him to the Subscriber, shall receive FIVE POUNDS Reward.—All Masters of Vessels and others are forbid carrying him off the Province, as they may depend on being prosecuted according to Law.
ROBERT COCHRAN.
A MULATTO young MAN, named JACK, about 20 Years of Age, five Feet ten Inches high; has light brown Hair, and may pass for a White Man; his Legs have some fore Spots on them, and are very thick about the Ancles.—He had on, when he went away, a brown Coat, a light grey Jacket (that had been trimmed fro Second Mourning) and a Linen one.—He was brought up to the Tanner's Business Whoever will apprehend him, and delivers him to the Subscriber, shall receive FIVE POUNDS Reward.—All Masters of Vessels and others are forbid carrying him off the Province, as they may depend on being prosecuted according to Law.
ROBERT COCHRAN.
Collection
Citation
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