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Slave TOM

Weee0n Oct. 21, 1786, 'Negro Tom, a slave, the
property of Robert Daniel, ' was condemned to
death for stealing 'two and three-fourths of
Ganbrae, and some ribbon and thread. wae pron
perty of James Patten.! (In. Jefferson County,
Kentucky).". HISTORY. OF KENTUCKY, by Lewis Co1-
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W ..0n Oct. 21, 1786, 'Negro Tom, a slave, the
property of Robert Daniel,' was condemned to
death for stealing 'two and three-fourths of
cambric, and some ribbon and thread, the pro-
perty of James Patten.! (In. Jefferson County,
Kentucky ).". HISTORY. OF KENTUCKY, by Lewis Col-
lins and Richard H. Collins; Covington: Collins
& 1COe, 18783 Pages 72. Viol. it

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