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Negro Hampton July 7th, Wi54

Negro Scipio

Offence: 2

Location: Elizabeth City Co.

Ex Date: 7-7-1754

Details: Hampton was slave of Rosanne Sweeney. Val-

uation X52. Scipio was slave of Mr. Thomas
Dixon. Valuation *40. They were both con-
demned for an unspecified felony.

Source: Hilizabeth City County Order Book 1747-1755
pages 430-431

Negro Hampton July 7th, 1754

Negro Scipio

Offence: 2

Location: Elizabeth City Co.

Ex Date: Des MS

Details: Hampton was slave of Rosanne Sweeney. Val-

uation X52. Scipio was slave of Mr. Thomas
Dixon. Valuation X40. They were both con-
demned for an unspecified felony.

Source: Elizabeth City County Order Book 1747-1755
pages 430-431

Negro Hampton
Negro Scipio

Offence: 2

Location: Elizabeth City Co.

Ex Date: 7-7-1754

Details: Hampton was slave of Rosanne Sweeney. Val-

uation X52. Scipio was slave of Mr. Thomas
Dixon. Valuation £40. They were both con~
demned for an unspecified felony.

Source: Elizabeth City County Order Book 1747-1755
pages 430-431



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