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African Nova Scotians in the Age of Slavery and Abolition


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Record of Col. Edward Cole's ownership of five slaves, Parrsboro

Date: 1786

Credit: Esther Clark Wright Archives, Acadia University

Reference Parrsboro Township Book Esther Clark Wright Archives, Acadia University accession number 1900.031

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


Baptismal records for ten "Blacks of Birchtown," christened on the same day

Date: 10 September 1786

Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Christ Church Anglican Church, Shelburne (microfilm 11856x)

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


Land petition from black settlers of Manchester

Date: 7 October 1786

Reference: Commissioner of Crown Lands  Nova Scotia Archives RG 20 series A volume 17 (1786) (microfilm 15691)

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


Advertisement for runaway "indented Negro man, named Henry Jones"

Date: 26 October 1786

Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Nova Scotia Packet and General Advertiser 26 October 1786 page 1 (microfilm 4823)

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


Bill to provincial government for surveying Birch Town

Date: 20 November 1787

Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 100 volume 256 number 30 (microfilm 21819)

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


"A black wood cutter at Shelburne, Nova Scotia"

Date: 1788

Artist: W. Booth

Reference: Nova Scotia Archives National Archives of Canada C-040162 W.H. Coverdale Collection of Canadiana

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


Will of Joseph Totten of Annapolis

Date: 12 March 1788

Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Annapolis County probate records estate case file T1 (microfilm 19057)

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


Will of Ann Cosby (née Winniett) of Annapolis Royal

Date: 14 March 1788

Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Annapolis County probate records estate case file C11 (microfilm 19013)

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


Pen portrait of Stephen Blucke, in William Booth, "Rough memorandums from 20th January to 24th March 1789"

Date: 14 March 1789

Credit: Esther Clark Wright Archives, Acadia University

Reference Esther Clark Wright Archives, Acadia University accession number 1971.001

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


Runaway slave advertisement

Date: 7 September 1790

Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Royal Gazette 7 September 1790 page 1 (microfilm 8164)

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


Advertisement for the settlement of black Nova Scotians in Sierra Leone

Date: 2 August 1791

Reference: Commissioner of Public Records  Nova Scotia Archives RG 1 volume 419 number 1 (microfilm 15460)

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


John Clarkson's account of the story of Lydia Jackson

Date: 30 November 1791

Reference: John Clarkson  Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 volume 219 pages 197-201; published in Clarkson's Mission to America, 1791-1792 page 89-90 (Public Archives of Nova Scotia Publication number 11, 1971) (F90 /N85/ Ar2P number 11)

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


R. v. Gray (indictment of Jesse Gray for selling Mary Postell as a slave and kidnapping Flora Postell her daughter)

Date: April-November 1791

Reference: Shelburne County Court of General Sessions of the Peace  Nova Scotia Archives RG 60 Shelburne County volume 1 file 49-4

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


Letter From Michael Wallace concerning the cost of sending black Nova Scotians to Sierra Leone

Date: 1 December 1791

Reference: Commissioner of Public Records  Nova Scotia Archives RG 1 volume 419 number 6 (microfilm 15460)

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


Letter From Michael Wallace concerning the number of black people interested in leaving for Sierra Leone

Date: 17 December 1791

Reference: Commissioner of Public Records  Nova Scotia Archives RG 1 volume 419 number 10 (microfilm 15460)

Theme: Black Loyalists, 1783-1792


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