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  Bob was listed as having been unable to support himself due to his youth.
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  The Requisition Record shows that Bernard Petzer forced Bob to labor in Richmond in response to the impressment order.
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  A value of $250.00 was placed on Bob.
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  A valuation of $500.00 was placed on Bob.
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  A value of $90 was placed for the hire of Bob.
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  In the settlement of estate for John Smith, it is stated that the "sum improperly charged to you in 1858 for hire of Bob the hire of that year having been paid to R. Lewis and charged to him" with an amount of $110.00 listed.
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  Bob was hired out for $140.00 for the year of 1857.
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  A valuation of $1000.00 was placed on Bob.
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  A value of $1725.00 was placed on Bob.
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  It is stated in the will of Jonathan Evans that John Evans received "lands in Mason's Cove" along with Leonard and William.
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  Bob and Casewell were to remain "employed at the Tawney," according to Snyder's will.
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  Betsy had an unrecorded named son according to the Birth Register, who could potentially be the same person as Bob.
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  Bob is described as a young boy. David Gish's will stipulated that if his daughter was deceased then Bob would go to his remaining heirs. David Gish placed on Bob a value of $400.
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  In the appraisement of John Smith's property, a value of $900.00 was placed on Bob.