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  • A Note on Methodology
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  • Credits
• Browse the Ads
  • Apprentices
  • Enslaved
  • Indentured Servants
  • Husbands and Wives
  • Prisoners
  • Soldiers
• Map
• Scholarship
  • “Born to be hanged”
  • The History of Slavery in Middletown
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John Way

Farmington, Sept. 12, 1769. RUN-Away from the subscriber of Farmington, on the 1st of Sept. inst. a Molatto, Indian and Negro blood, named John Way, about 30 years of age, about 6 feet high, slim built, speaks good English, small voice, wears his own…

Newspaper: Connecticut Courant

Date: October 2, 1769

Location: Farmington, CT