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1. Letter from Comingtee Plantation Overseer James Coward to Ann Ball, March 6, 1835

Letter from Comingtee Plantation Overseer James Coward to Ann Ball, March 6, 1835
Date:
1835-05-06
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A letter from Comingtee Plantation overseer James Coward to Ann Ball discussing the crowded houses on the plantation, placing the enslaved women and children in the sick houses, Coward's disappointment in his work, the cooper "Midway Marcus," a burnt child, the work of the enslaved persons Phyllis, Caesar, Benjamin, young Stephen, the health of "Monemah's" child at Kensington Plantation and the enslaved persons Boris, Driver Jack, and Cate.

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