The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920

by Various

Names	Former Masters	Property of Loyalists	Rebel Property	By Whom Brought In	To Whom Sold	Price Sold For	Where They Are at Present
						Halifax Curry.
Tom	Conyne	Loyalist		Canada Indians	Jacob Jordon	£12-10	Montreal with Mr. Jordon.
Charles[1]	Smyth		Rebel		Rev. Mr. DeLisle	20—	Montreal with Mr. DeLisle.
Nero[2]	Col. Gordon		ditto	Mohawk Indians	John Mittleberger	60—	Montreal in Provost Gaol.
Jacob[3]	ditto		ditto	Mohawk Indians	Saml. Judah	24—	Quebec.
A Negro Wench[4]	ditto		ditto	Mohawk Indians	ditto	60—	Montreal with Mr. Judah.
Betty	Capt. Collins		ditto	Mohawk Indians	John Gregory	45—	Montreal with Mr. Gregory.
Tom[5]	Col. Fisher		ditto	ditto	Captn. Thomson	25—	Montreal with Mr. Tangen.
Jack	Barney Wimple		ditto	Royal Rt., N. Y.			Montreal with Capt. Anderson.
Diana	Adam Fonda		ditto	ditto			ditto ditto
William[6]	Major Fonda		ditto	Mohawk Indians	Mr. McDonell	30—	Quebec.
Combwood	J. Wimple		ditto	ditto	Capt. Sherwood	12-10	St. James with Capt. Sherwood.
Catharine	Dora Fonda		ditto	Canada Indians	John Grant	12-10	St. Genevieve with Capt. A. McDonell.
Simon[7]							Niagara with A. Wimple.
Boatswain	Lewis Clemont	ditto		Canada Indians			Niagara with his former master.
Jane	ditto	ditto		ditto			ditto ditto
Dick	Col. Butler	ditto		Mohawk Rangers			ditto with his former master.
Jack[8]	Wm. Bowen	ditto		Royal Rt., N.Y.	Captn. J. McDonell	70—	ditto with Captn. McDonell.
Peggy	Mr. Young	ditto		ditto			ditto with her former master.
Mink[9]	Capt. Harkemaw	ditto					Coteau du Lac with his former master.

[1] Taken at Bells Town, making his escape out of a window in Col. Gordon's House.

[2] Runed away some time ago from his late Master.

[3] Taken at the same place endeavoring to make his escape, also runed away from his late Master.

[4] Sold by Sir John Johnson in lieu of a Negro wench and child of his Property which Col. Gordon exchanged for this Wench.

[5] Sold by Capt. Thomson of Col. Butlers Rangers, to Sir Johnson who gave him to W Langen Since Dead.

[6] Taken at his masters house by Capt John the Mohawk, with Waggon & Horses which he got ready to convey his mistress to Schenectady.

[7] Sold by John Grant to Captn Alexander McDonell.

[8] Sold by Wm. Bowen his Former Master, to Captn John McDonell of Col. Butlers Rangers.

[9] Came in with Sir John Johnson, and are now employed in Captn Harkimers company of Batteau Men.