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  • A Note on Methodology
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  • Apprentices
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  • Indentured Servants
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Elus and Jack

Ran-away from the Subscriber on the night following the 20th of April Inst. a Negro man named ELUS, about 20 years old, about 5 feet 8 inches high, thick set, not very black ; he carried with him one red coat with white metal buttons, without lining,…

Newspaper: Connecticut Gazette

Date: April 21, 1784

Location: New London, CT