A notice in the St George’s Chronicle responded to an earlier fugitive list that named a woman as Jacline, said she belonged to Lataste Estate, and had been captured at nearby River Sallee. A manager denied that such a person belonged to or had been captured on those estates. Historian Heather Freund notes that the discrepancy cannot be resolved: the woman may have used another name to avoid return, or the report may be wrong. Her fate is unknown.
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What does the disagreement over Jacline’s reported identity show?
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The researcher cannot resolve the notice; the uncertainty itself illustrates the archive’s limits and possible strategies.
The record resolves beyond doubt who Jacline was and what happened to her.
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The notice conflicts with a manager’s account, and her fate is unknown.