An El Tocuyo dowry inventory for the marriage of Captain Antonio Ruiz Valero and María Ribero de Lozada included Juan, a sixteen-year-old Black boy, and Jacinta, a ten-year-old mulatta girl, both described as locally born and enslaved. Their inclusion among dowry goods shows how marriage transfers reproduced ownership across generations and how children born in the colony remained subject to enslavement.
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Who were Juan and Jacinta in the 1668 dowry record?
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The dowry included Juan, 16, and Jacinta, 10, both described as enslaved and locally born.
Juan and Jacinta were described in the 1668 dowry inventory as free adults.
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They were children, aged sixteen and ten, and described as enslaved.