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LBS-PLA-EST-09701
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Nabaclis
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Statements
Nabaclis
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Demerara - not yet traced in the compensation records.An enslaved person named Sloane from Nabaclis was arrested for the "maltreatment" of Francis Alexander Walrond's [third] wife Mary, along with an enslaved person named Caleb, who was accused of murdering an overseer. "The prisoners were shot and decapitated by Joseph, head driver of the plantation (who had also been arrested). Their heads were
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afixed to poles on the road in front of the estate." At this time, Francis Alexander Walrond and the Reed family were joint owners. Richard Reed wrote that he owned a quarter share of Nabaclis in his will written in 1824.
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