Jose (esclavo de Manuel Lopez, confirmed 1804)
Confirmed at Canelones in 1804 with SANCHO LLERENA as his godfather. The act names him as this archive's sources name the enslaved of that place and time - a forename and an owner, "Jose, esclavo de Manuel Lopez" - and he is entered here under it because leaving him out would be a second erasure. Slavery was legal in the Banda Oriental in 1804. READ OFF THE PLATE 21 September 2026, where this row had rested on a MACHINE TRANSCRIPT. Film 008165032 image 00505 - the Canelones confirmation list of 1804, a page of one-line entries. HIS LINE SURVIVES THE CHECK WORD FOR WORD: 'JOSE ESCLAVO DE MAN.L LOPEZ PADRINO SANCHO LLERENA'. It is one line on a page of one-line entries, and it is the whole of what any record gives him. SANCHO IS SPELLED LLERENA HERE, with the double L - as in the 1811 and 1831 acts, and against the LERENA of 1837 and 1858. The entries around him have the same shape - a forename, a parent or an owner, a godfather - so the form of his entry is the register's, not a slight peculiar to him. What is peculiar to him is that where the others are named 'hijo de', he is named 'esclavo de'.
No record here names a parent, spouse, child or sibling for this person. This archive calls that unplaced: held, named, shown with the record that produced them, and not tied to a household on anything less.
What the record says
Where this comes from
Canelones confirmation records 1804 - FULL-TEXT TRANSCRIPT READ; ark 3:1:3Q9M-CS2W-73LL-2 - IMAGE READ 21 September 2026; film 008165032 image 00505
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No relationships are recorded for this person. The source names them and nothing more. That is the ordinary case in this register, and it is why they are marked unplaced.
What is known
Confirmed at Canelones in 1804 with SANCHO LLERENA as his godfather. The act names him as this archive's sources name the enslaved of that place and time - a forename and an owner, "Jose, esclavo de Manuel Lopez" - and he is entered here under it because leaving him out would be a second erasure. Slavery was legal in the Banda Oriental in 1804. READ OFF THE PLATE 21 September 2026, where this row had rested on a MACHINE TRANSCRIPT. Film 008165032 image 00505 - the Canelones confirmation list of 1804, a page of one-line entries. HIS LINE SURVIVES THE CHECK WORD FOR WORD: 'JOSE ESCLAVO DE MAN.L LOPEZ PADRINO SANCHO LLERENA'. It is one line on a page of one-line entries, and it is the whole of what any record gives him. SANCHO IS SPELLED LLERENA HERE, with the double L - as in the 1811 and 1831 acts, and against the LERENA of 1837 and 1858. The entries around him have the same shape - a forename, a parent or an owner, a godfather - so the form of his entry is the register's, not a slight peculiar to him. What is peculiar to him is that where the others are named 'hijo de', he is named 'esclavo de'.
Where they were found
Others recorded in the same place: Hilario BARROS Llerena · Joseph PONTECELI · Agueda RIVERO · Jose Loreto LERENA Fernandez
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