Samuel A. Thompson to Samuel Chew, 1800

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Title
Samuel A. Thompson to Samuel Chew, 1800
Description
Letter from Samuel A. Thompson, a possible overseer of one of Samuel Chew's plantations (written from "Cecile X Roads".) The letter is asking for money to pay for a warrant against himself, though it does not go into detail what he is accused of. Thompson ends by confirming that "the People on your farms have all been healthy as yet and I hope they may remain so", likely referring to slaves.
Type
text
Creator
Thompson, Samuel A.
Date Created
1800
Format
manuscript
Is Part Of
Chew family papers (2050) | Box 59 | Folder 6
Spatial Coverage
Chestertown (Md.)
Subject
Slavery--United States--History |Chew family |Plantations--Maryland
Extent
3 pages
Language
eng
Rights
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Item sets
Chew Family Papers

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