Were there a lot of indentured slaves in Delaware colony?

In the Delaware colony, there were some indentured servants, but their numbers were not as high as in other colonies, such as Virginia or Maryland. Indentured servitude was a common labor system during the colonial period, but Delaware's economy relied more on agriculture with less demand for large-scale labor forces. The use of enslaved Africans became more prominent later in the colony's history, particularly as the plantation system expanded. Overall, while indentured servitude existed, it was not the predominant labor system in Delaware.