Dine (b. ca. 1797) · New Jersey Slavery Records

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Identifier: NJS-PER-01517
Given Name: Dine
Birth Date: 1797
Sex: Female
Biographical Description: Dine was a Black woman who was enslaved by the Rev. Joseph Clark, the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of New Brunswick, NJ. She was born around 1797, as inferred from an 1814 slave sale advertisement that mentions her age. She was sold by the executors of Joseph Clark's estate in 1815, when she was approximately 18 years old, to George Farmer.
Keywords: African descent person; Princeton University history
Places: New Brunswick
Enslaved by: George Farmer (1761-1818); Hannah Clark; Joseph Clark (1751-1813)
Record Contributor: Jesse Bayker
Linked Events: Primary Participant in:

1814-04-21 Advertisement: Grace, Dine (Role: Advertised Person)

1815-04-17 Sale: Dine (Role: Sold Person)