| County | Dorchester |
|---|---|
| Page | 57 |
| Year | 1836-1844 |
| Name | Jim, John Kiar's wife and daughter, James, Ally |
| Occupation/Location | enslaved or serving in household of Joseph S. Hooper Esqr. |
| Services Rendered | 1 August 1836 visit neg man Jim 2.00 med .50; 5 September 1836 visit neg. girl 2.00 col. purg pills .50; 17 March 1837 visit neg man Jim 2.50; 19 April 1837 visit neg woman (John Kiar's wife) 1.00 Ol __First qin 5-; 15 January 1838 visit neg girl (John Kiar's daughter) 1.00 VS med .50; 20 January 1838 visit neg James 1.00 med .50; 9 July 1839 visit neg child 1.00 med 50; 1 November 1839 visit neg woman Ally 1.00 med .50; 10 August 1840 visit neg Jim 1.00 med .50 (19) visit servants 1.00 med .50; 26 February 1841 visit neg woman 1.00 med .50 (Sept. 13) visit neg child 1.00 |
| Payment | – |
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