The children of indentured females were not the property of the master or owner of the indentured servant.This was an important difference between indentured servants and slaves.

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This statement is true. While indentured servants were bound to work for a set period of time, their children were not considered property of the master or owner, and were free to live their own lives once their indenture period was over. This is in contrast to slaves, whose children were also considered property of their owners.

The Children of Indentured Females Were Not the Property of the Master