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Letter, John Tipton to Joseph Shaw, 1820-09-06

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Tipton tells Shaw he has in jail a Negro man who says he belongs to Shaw. Reverse: Receipt, Joseph Shaw to Tipton, 29 September 1820, for Lemuel who eloped from Shaw on 9 July in Jackson County, Tennessee.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Correspondence
  3. Corydon (Ind.)
  4. Fugitive Slaves
  5. Harrison County (Ind.)
  6. Indiana
  7. Slaver
  8. Slavery
  9. Tennessee
  10. Tipton, John, 1786 1839

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