Date published: 1981-01-01
Source: The King?s Coffer (ID83)
Author: Bushnell, Amy (ID32)
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1697-01-01 - 1697-12-31

FL's slaves and convicts earned money for the crownedit

Slaves and convicts not only saved the crown money but were themselves a source of income. The timber they logged and sawed, the stones they quarried and rafted across the harbor from Anastasia Island, AN61 the lime they burned from oyster shells, the nails and the hardware they fashioned—not all was used in the construction of the castillo and government houses. Some was sold to private persons and converted into a revenue of the crown. [Note 36: Bartolome de Arguelles 8/3/1598; Ex-Gov. Quiroga y Losada, Cadiz, Council summary 10/19/1697] (Bushnell KC)

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this might be work Mend did as a royal slave, then contracted out to Gonzalezes when he was free.


Date Created: 2024-04-22 19:36:28
Source: Amy Notes (ID 702)
Author: Howard, Amy (ID 633)
Content_id: 26329
this might be work Mend did as a royal slave, then contracted out to Gonzalezes when he was free.