Zadock Hawks (1731-1821) was a shoemaker in Deerfield, Massachusetts. Between 1777 and 1783, are entries in his account book for making and mending shoes for Chloe. The entries appear on the debtor page for John Sheldon (1710-1793). He had no daughter by that name. The lack of identification in Hawks's account book regarding Chloe's race or status may mean she was not African American. On the other hand, Hawks often did not identify people in his accounts as African American even in cases where they were enslaved, e.g., Cato Cole and his mother, Jen Cole who were enslaved by The Reverend Jonathan Ashley.
The Chloe who appears in Zadock Hawks's running account with John Sheldon (1710-1793) is almost certainly a separate individual from Chloe Freeman Spencer enslaved by Abigail SIlliman, as there are charges with her name predating the latter's arrival in Deerfield.