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132. List of slaves and the carpenter's tools assigned to them -- 1853-1858

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Heyward and Ferguson families

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Small booklet with the names of slaves and the carpenter's tools assigned to them on a yearly basis from 1853-1858 (cover of booklet lists 1852). There is no mention of the plantation but the slave names match several on the list of Fife Plantation slaves (no. 117). 16p.
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Digital image copyright 2009, The College of Charleston Libraries. All rights reserved. For more information contact The College of Charleston Library, Charleston, SC 29424.
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Keywords

  1. Plantation Life
  2. Slaver
  3. Slavery
  4. South Carolina

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