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Jube

Old Lyme, Connecticut
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Across Lyme Street, Jube was enslaved by Moses Noyes Jr. and was willed in 1743 to Moses Noyes 3rd, valued at 35 pounds.
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Old Lyme, Connecticut · United States

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