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  • A Note on Methodology
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  • Credits
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  • Apprentices
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  • Indentured Servants
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Lucy

RUN-AWAY from Lieut. Israel Hewit, of Stonington, on the 11th Instant, a Negro Girl, named Lucy, about 15 Years old, pretty large of her Age, and well Set; had on a streaked Linnen Gown, and a brown Quilt, and carried with her a dark Wrapper, and a…

Newspaper: Connecticut Gazette

Date: March 23, 1764

Location: Stonington, CT