Olivier Le Jeune

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Olivier Le Jeune was the first recorded Black person to be enslaved in New France (present-day Canada) in the early 17th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Black Canadian historical figure
enslaved person
person
associatedWith Black history in Canada
colonial history of New France
history of slavery in Canada
centuryOfActivity 17th century
continent North America
countryOfCitizenship New France
documentation mentioned in early Quebec colonial documents
ethnicity Black
gender male
historicalRegion New France
historicalSignificance early example of African slavery in what is now Canada
evidence of slavery in French colonial Canada
languageOfEnvironment French
legalStatus enslaved
notableFor being one of the earliest documented people of African descent in present-day Canada
being the first recorded Black person enslaved in New France
placeOfEnslavement New France
Quebec City
presentDayLocation Canada
Quebec, Canada
recordStatus first recorded Black enslaved person in New France
religionOfEnvironment Roman Catholicism
residence Quebec City
sourceType colonial records
statusInHistoriography symbol of the early presence of Black people in Canada
timePeriod early 17th century

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