Difference between revisions of "Bon Air Estate (Q493108)"

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(‎Added reference to claim: hasPlaceType (P8): Other Place Type (Q258), #quickstatements; batch #378 by User:Seila Gonzalez)
(‎Added reference to claim: hasDescription (P66): Grenadian Rebels, 1796-1831', <em>Journal of the Canadian Historical Association - Revue de la Societe historique du Canada</em>, vol. 22, no 2 (2011), pp. 1-29., #quickstatements; batch #379 by User:Seila Gonzalez)
Property / hasDescription: Grenadian Rebels, 1796-1831', <em>Journal of the Canadian Historical Association - Revue de la Societe historique du Canada</em>, vol. 22, no 2 (2011), pp. 1-29. / reference
 

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LBS-PLA-EST-02639
  • LBS-PLA-EST-02639
  • LBS-PLA-EST-e1366
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Bon Air Estate
LBS-PLA-EST-02639
  • LBS-PLA-EST-02639
  • LBS-PLA-EST-e1366

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This was one of three estates (with Duquesne and Grosse Pointe) confiscated by the British government from Grenadian rebels c. 1797. Grosse Pointe appears to have been discontinued as an estate after 1820, and the enslaved people redistributed to Duquesne and Bon Air, which were retained until the eve of Emancipation. K. J. Kesselring '"Negroes of the Crown": The Management of Slaves Forfeited by
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Grenadian Rebels, 1796-1831', <em>Journal of the Canadian Historical Association - Revue de la Societe historique du Canada</em>, vol. 22, no 2 (2011), pp. 1-29.