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| | Indentured Servants and Transported Convicts |
 | | During the time of his indenture, however, the servant was considered his master?s personal property and his contract could be inherited or sold. |
 | | An unruly indentured servant was whipped or punished for improper behavior. |
 | | Some of the male indentured servants were highly skilled laborers, holding such jobs as bricklayer, joiner, plasterer, cook, clerk, gardener, coachman, butcher, flsmith, and musician. |
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