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• 1784
  ! colspan="2" | Mulatto & Negro Slaves *393 citizens (both free and slaves) living within the "plaza"
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• 1802
  ! style="text-align:right" | Mulatto Male Slaves ! style="text-align:right" | Mulatto Female Slaves
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• July 8
  ...r]]'s ship is rescued by two wrecking sloops, and he and the seven escaped slaves he was transporting were taken to Key West.
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• June 22
  *[[1844]] – [[Jonathan Walker]] sails east from Pensacola with seven [[slaves]] who were "disposed to leave the place."
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• Francisco Touart
  ...d, and Walker repeatedly describes how the couple "whipped the cook," city slaves sent to be punished, and other prisoners whose incarcerations overlapped hi
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• 1803
  ...d a deliberately low number from residents wary of a head tax and a tax on slaves. Another visitor to the area, Frenchman Paul Alliot, estimated Pensacola's
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• July 19
  ...ndash; [[Jonathan Walker]] is jailed in the city [[calabozo]] for stealing slaves.
  612 bytes (79 words) - 09:39, 20 July 2014
• 1788
  ! style="text-align:right" | Mulatto & Negro Slaves
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• Henrique Michelet
  ...ral vessels left Havana, Cuba, bound for Pensacola with cargoes of African slaves, some of whom were consigned to Michelet. The vessels were seized by the Un ...tion house. Advertisements in the ''Pensacola Gazette'' detail at least 40 slaves who were sold by Michelet at auction:
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• Ebenezer Dorr IV
  ...sperous sea trade, and had their first child in [[1827]]. The family owned slaves and managed real estate. ...n the case of [[Jonathan Walker]], who aided the escape of seven Pensacola slaves, was captured and returned to the city. Dorr had him placed in the [[Spanis
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• African-American history
  ...] – African-Americans in Pensacola, including recently emancipated [[slaves]], vote for the first time.
  1 KB (153 words) - 12:12, 21 May 2009
• Baptist
  ...vidence indicates that some of the first Baptists in Florida were Southern slaves who had escaped to promised freedom under Spanish rule (1783-1821). Many ea
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• April 1
  *[[1867]] &ndash; [[African-American history]]: Emancipated [[slaves]] in Pensacola vote for the first time.<ref>Canter Brown. ''[http://books.g
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• Florencio Commyns
  ...involved in an altercation in which he witnessed a man abusing one of his slaves. When the man refused to stop, Commyns shot him in the leg, took him to a h
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• Zebulon Elijah
  ...ives|Elijah, Zebulon]] [[Category:Postmasters|Elijah, Zebulon]] [[Category:Slaves|Elijah, Zebulon]]
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• Jasper Strong
  At the start of [[Civil War]], Strong owned about 100 slaves, all of them mechanics of middle-age who worked for $1.50 per day. He left
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• Jonathan Walker
  ...carpenter and shipwright who aided the escape of seven Pensacola [[Slavery|slaves]], for which he was imprisoned in the city's [[calabozo]] and his hand bran ...to the Bahama Islands in my boat, I would share the risk with them." Seven slaves left with Walker on [[June 22]]:
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• Hermes bags skux3457
  ...ls without exception masses inside of dial.<br>Your servants, or sometimes slaves, definitely had sex in the open the air, but also from the trunk from the o
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• Fort Mims massacre
  On [[August 29]], [[1813]], two African American [[Slavery|slaves]] who were tending cattle outside the stockade reported that "painted warri ...calps had been taken. Most of the African Americans were spared, to become slaves of the Red Sticks. About 36 people escaped<ref name="thrapp"/>, including B
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• Eugenio Antonio Sierra
  ...family by purchasing parcels of property at tax sales, buying and treating slaves, and by operating a medical practice. ...Jackson's capture of Pensacola in 1814. At this time one of Sierra's house slaves, Abraham, who spoke at least three languages was either taken by the Britis
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