The June 1819 runaway list, published on December 15, named a man called John as coming from “Plaisants” and being captured above Silver Arm Estate in St Patrick Parish. The historian notes several nearby estates named Plaisance, so John’s exact home cannot be identified from the list alone. His common name and the ambiguity of estate names demonstrate how colonial records can preserve a trace of movement while frustrating individual identification.
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Why is John’s Plaisance origin uncertain?
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The historical study identifies multiple possible Plaisance estates and cannot identify John’s exact home.