2 8 Civil War - correspondence re: slavery Letter -- to Mr. J. E. Saunders from E. McClanahan, 1862 November 1
Describes state of plantation and occupation by Federal troops. Describes enslaved men as "the boys," and names enslaved persons Old Jonathan, Davey Hancock, and Davey Clay. "I suppose that your are in posession of the fact that all the Boys had Left Me and gone to the federals I had Made Every arrangement to carry them out of the Bottom and told them that I should take them to you in North Ala. they All seemed to be well pleased with the move but old Jonathan And the night Before I was to start the Boys All Left But Davey Hancock Davey Clay is dead he died with congestive chill" "The No. of slaves that have been taken from Lawrence, [County, Alabama] by the Federal Army", 1863
Contains names of enslaving families. Enslaved persons are numbered, not named Affidavit -- thirteen enslaved persons "carried to Corinth" [includes two handwritten versions], 1862
Affidavit likely composed by James E. Saunders. Describes biographical information of enslaved people fighting in Civil War. Second version contains more comprehensive descriptions of enslaved people and family relationships. Names Burrill, William Henry, Cupid, Wash, Little Jim, Little George, Wallace, Lucinda Hines [?], Betsy, Anderson, Eliza, Nathan, Jim the Weaver, West, Freeman, Horace, Solomon, Sampy, Nelley, Allen, Margaret, Betsy, Sarah Clay, David Clay, Eliza, Calvin, Robert, Joe Sale, Fred, Jonathan, Jacob, Mack, Daniel, Logan, Ephraim, Black, Americus, Little Allen, Lee, Anderson, Solomon Letter -- from James E. Saunders to Hugh Jones, 1862 December 9
Saunders writes to Hugh Jones, "I send you as my agent to get my negro men from Corinth." Mentions by name enslaved men, Richmond and Jim (a young boy) Receipt "of six Negroe men from Mr. James E. Saunders" , 1862 August 29
Contains names of enslaved persons: Cupid, William Henry, Burrill, Wash, Little George, Wallis [Wallace] Receipt "of five negro men from Mr. James E. Saunders", 1862 August 26
Contains names of enslaved persons: Allen
Freeman
Jim Weaver
West
Horace
Richmond
Little Jim Letter -- to James E. Saunders from Governor John Shorter, 1862 February 22
Names Saunders as Aid De Camp to, "call upon the People in my name and to apportion [?] the Slaves to be furnished by each County." Also, "the valley of the Tennessee
must furnish for its Defense Two Hundred Negroe fellows with the least possible delay ..." Letter -- to P. W. White from J. M. Chambers, I. F. Bozeman [?], and W. H. Young, 1862 December 24
Describes initiative to employ labor of enslaved people for war effort. "See Genl Cobb and get up if possible at least 25 (50 better) good negro hands from your County to go to the "Narrows" to work in Fortification there for 2 or 3 weeks" Affidavit -- discharge of an enslaved man named Moses (60), 1864 September 10
William Jones cited as "owner" [enslaver]. Signed Love Joy [?], Georgia Letter -- to Capt. N. A. Birge from L. Cleveland, 1864 February 1864
Describes delivery of cotton bales and conditions of a group of enslaved people. "I wish you to write to me at Waco, stating what negroes to turn over to Speake, and whether you wish me to haul the Cotton for him ..."Does not name enslaved people Letter -- to Capt. C. C. Davenport from N. A. Birge, 1864 April 27
Answers concerns of C. C. Davenport concerning enslaved persons under authority of Cotton Bureau. Names enslaved persons: Wash, Alec, Ab, and Bill. "In reply I must state, that boy Wash ran away ... and has not been heard of since except through your negroes [?] who state that he arrived at home. The others you
mentioned, Alec belonging to yourself, Ab property of S. Worley [and] Bill property of T. Andrews are still in my employ as teamsters." Letter -- from Rice N. Daniel to "Capt.", 1864 July 4
Rice Daniel inquires about an enslaved person named Walker. "I have just heard that My negro boy Walker has been Dangerously injured and is now
Dangerously ill at Shreveport ... if true will you permit me to come and take him home" Letter -- to Capt. N. A. B. from I. R. Russell, 1864 August 22
Appointment of I. H. Baxter [?] as an agent to seek the re-enslavement of runaway persons. Enslaved persons are unnamed Letter -- to Capt. N. A. Birge from A. S. Huey, 1864 September 30
Describes a group of enslaved persons (unnamed) as runaways. "Four miles this side of Dallas six Negroes belonging to Mr Hudson of Grayson ran away from us" Letter -- to Capt. N. A. Birge from J. W. Johnson, 1864 October 26
Requests "four negro men to burn coal [and] get out timber ..." These enslaved men are unnamed. Describes bureaucratic operations including the tithe agent Letter -- to Capt. N. A. Birge from Capt. J. W. Russell, 1864 October 5
J. W. Russell requests Capt. Birge to, "Send a Wagon Master along, and all
the teamsters you can get because a good many of the negroes have gone home sick and some have run off ..." These enslaved people are unnamed Affidavit of J. W. B. Harrell [Harrall], 1864 December 30
Names enslaved person, Green. "I J.W.B. Harrall ... [am] the owner of Four Negroe men between the age of Eighteen and Forty five and no more and of that number there was one Enrolled under the
Impressment Act ... Said Negro boy Green is in the employment of Capt N.A. Birge of Jefferson Texas" Affidavit of Capt. N. A. Birge , 1865 January
Describes death of an enslaved boy named Frank. "I certify on honor that boy Frank belonging to C. E. Moon ... died in hospital"
8 18 Slavery-Confederate States of America, bills of sale of enslaved persons, requisitions, receipts Access Online Receipt of payment -- to F. Nichols from Capt N. A. Birge, 1864 February 29
Includes receipts for arresting and delivering an enslaved person (unnamed) described as a runaway Receipt of payment -- to Barth Figures, 1864 April 13
Payments describe enslaved persons (unnamed) Receipt of payment -- to H. A. Cutrer, 1864 May 31
Payment for hire of "negro named Austin" Receipt of payment -- to A. Journeyghan, 1864 July 20
Payment for "services of 1 negro boy named Dave" Receipt of payment -- to R. R. Sessions, 1864 June 30
hire of wagon teams and enslaved persons named Israel, Dick, Smith, Alfred, and Joe Receipt of payment -- to I. T. Sharp
, 1864 April 30
Payment for "hire of negro man Elick" Receipt of payment -- to William O'Bannon
, 1863 December 31
Payment for hire of equipment and enslaved persons [unnamed] Affidavit of Capt. Charles L. Ridgely, receipt of enslaved persons, 1865 February 21
"Received of Mr. W. A. Carr tow [two ?] negroe slaves, Ephram, Cobb Reuben impressed by the [Government]" Receipt may name (3) enslaved persons: Ephram, Cobb, and Reuben. Or may name (2) enslaved persons: Ephram Cobb, and Reuben. Contents of receipt are difficult to discern Receipt of payment -- to J. Denson, 1863 December 31
Payment of "services of one negro Boy as teamster." Enslaved person is unnamed Receipt -- Captain Charles L. Ridgely, 1865 February 23
Received of Wm. A. Carr the following named Negroes: Dave [and] Frank... for Government employ" Receipt of payment -- to J. W. Webb, 1863 December 21
Payment for hire of wagon team and an enslaved person [unnamed], "negro driver" Articles of Agreement [blank form] -- Captain William McMasters , 1864
Form stipulates conditions to exempt enslaved persons from impressment into Confederate service Bill of sale -- from J. W. B. Edwards to Susan Montgomery, 1862 April 22
Names enslaved person, Anna (18). "A mutto girl slave for life ... a good seamstress [and] hairdresser [and] chamber maid"
8 19 Slavery documents -- correspondence from enslaved person, impressment receipts, court case, and others, 1846-1854 Access Online Letter -- from Charles Covey to "Mr. Coole" [or Mr. Cobb, referring to Howell Cobb], 1853 November 30
Letter from Charles Covey regarding his freedom status, he was registered as a free person at the Clerks Office in Milledgeville, but has been recently kidnapped and sold into slavery. He states "the men that came after me took me to [Memphis] Tenessee and after whipping me untill my back was raw from my rump to the back of my neck they then sent me to this place and sold me." Also states: "James Rutherford in the city of Macon is my [lawyer] and can tell you all about these things."Covey is likely writing to Howell Cobb, whom he addresses as Governor. In November 1853, Howell Cobb would be leaving the office of Governor Office of Impressment -- "Negroes to be worked on military defences [sic]" , 1864 November 29
Impressment receipt for enslaved men named Carter (21) and Sibo. Received of William Jones of Columbia County Impressment receipts -- "Slaves, furnished the Confederate States for service on the Coast", 1864 December 1
Names enslaved person Alec, and his enslaver, James Locks. District of Greenville in Charleston, South Carolina Affidavit -- character references for John Lee [possibly enslaved person], 1846
Includes signatures of Thomas Benton, Alfred Dawson, Withe Mangum, and others Order -- guardianship of Thomas Jefferson Earls [or Early] age 21, free person of color
Order that John Davis be appointed guardian of Thomas Jefferson Earls [or Early] Impressment order, and impressment receipt for enslaved person Daria (30), 1865
Impressment order to William. A. Carr to provide two "able bodied male slaves." Tallahassee, Florida. (Only one enslaved person is impressed.) Impressment receipt names enslaver William A. Carr of Leon County, Florida State of Georgia vs. Thompson McGuire, offence of misdemeanor for assaulting Francis Allen, a free woman of color, 1854 August
Offence of misdemeanor for assaulting Francis Allen. Jackson County
8 23 Slavery records (medical) - Estate of William Jones, 1843-1866 Access Online Includes expenses of medical visits and prescriptions for the family and enslaved people including attending women in labor. Also, includes a list of the enslaved and their ages in 1850 and undated list of 32 field hands.See item descriptions Receipt of medical services and note -- John M. Thomas to William Jones, 1854, 1853
Names enslaved persons Mary Ann and Henry Receipt of medical services -- John M. Thomas to William Jones, 18
Names enslaved person, Taylor. Described as a boy. Medical treatments over four consecutive days Two receipts of medical services -- Joseph A. Eve, 1845, 1842 Receipt of medical services -- J. T. Smith to William Jones, 1867
Names enslaved person Frank Receipt ledger of medical services -- J. T. Smith to William Jones, 1867, 1868
Names enslaved persons Frank. No other persons named specifically. Signed by John T. Smith January 22 1868 Receipt ledger of medical services -- H. J. and J. T. Smith to William Jones, 1852
Names enslaved persons Cynthia, Mary Dunn, Jack, Joanha, Frank, Jim, George, Susan's younger child [unnamed], Tom, Harriet, Billy, Rural [or Ruval], Sophia, Levi, Henry, Dread, Susan, Mary Molark, Mary Dunn, Isaac, Big Isaac, Big Matilda, Albert, William, Simon, Lorenzo Receipt of medical services, to H. J. Smith -- from William Jones, guardian of Judith Keith, 1843
Names enslaved persons Robert, Lizy's child [unnamed], Nelson, James, Ezekiel, William and his son [unnamed], Sauney, Vina, Jane, Ailsey, Ruben, Billy, Ruben B Receipt ledger of medical services -- H. J. and J. T. Smith to William Jones, 1853
Names enslaved persons Mary Molark, Dread, Blanely, Mary D., Mildred, Mary, Matilda, Taylor, Ruval [?], Charity (in labor), Eliza [or Elizer], Green, Patrick, John, Judah, Sophia, Edmond, Sibo, Sarah, Mary D.'s child [?], Parthenia, Elizabeth, Mealindy, Simon, Charles, Hiny, Albert, Garnett, Ben, Clara, Jack, Grace, Arnner [?], Ingram, Blach [?], Freeman, Moses, Logan, Winny, Zach, Taylor, Josephine, Sam, Henrietta Receipt ledger of medical services -- Thomas J. McKie [?] to William Jones, 1853
Names enslaved person Receipt ledger of medical services -- J. T. Smith to William Jones, 1854
Names enslaved person Receipt ledger of medical services -- J. T. Smith to William Jones, 1855
Names enslaved person Receipt ledger of medical services -- J. T. Smith to William Jones, 1856
Names enslaved person Receipt of medical services -- J. A. Eve, 1856 July
Names enslaved person Receipt of medical services -- Levis D. Fora, 1845
Names enslaved person Receipt of medical services -- W. P. Diamond, 1854
Names enslaved person Receipt of medical services -- Paul F. Eve, 1848
Names enslaved person Receipt of medical services -- W. H. R. Campbell, 1851
Names enslaved person Receipt of medical services -- John M. Thomas, 1850
Names enslaved person Receipt of medical services -- John M. Thomas, 1849
Names enslaved person Receipt of medical services -- H. J. Smith, 1842
Names enslaved person Receipt ledger of medical services -- J. T. Smith, 1864
Names enslaved person Receipt ledger of medical services -- H. J. Smith, 1851
Names enslaved person Receipt ledger of medical services -- H. J. Smith, 1850
Names enslaved person Receipt ledger of medical services -- W. H. Robert, 1842
Names enslaved person Receipt ledger of medical services -- H. J. Smith, 1849
Names enslaved person "A List of Hands"
Names enslaved person Receipt ledger of medical services -- H. J. Smith, 1844
Names enslaved person Receipt ledger of medical services -- H. J. Smith, 1845
Names enslaved person "The Number of Negroes at this time", 1850 October 20
Names enslaved person
8 24 Slavery records -- William Jones, bills of sale, receipts, 1832-1867 Access Online Bill of sale -- to William Jones from James Boatwright, 1832 January 14
Names the enslaved person Henry Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Leon P. Dugas, 1833 December 10
Names the enslaved person York Bill of sale -- to William Jones from J. Burton, 1833 July 18
Names the enslaved person Stepney Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Oliver Simpson, 1834 August 7
Names the enslaved person William (15) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from John Chain, 1835 March 11
Names the enslaved person Logan (carpenter, age 30) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from James Peay, 1839
Names the enslaved person Moses (age 30) Bill of sale -- to William Jones, Turner Clanton, and George W. Crawford (Executors of the estate of Marshall Keith, deceased) from Judith Keith, 1842 January 22
Names the enslaved person Bob (50); Ned (30); Ulysses (27); Saely (27) and her children, Daniel (10), Maria (8), Harriet (5), Milly (3); Judy (22) and her child Charlotte (and another child, unnamed); Hannah (21) and her child Roy; Priss (17) and her child Margaret; Sylva (15); Daphne (13) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Sarah M. Dillard, 1850 December 31
Names the enslaved person Henry (24) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Thomas C. Suead [or Suiad?], 1856 January 1856
Names the enslaved person Louisa (cook, 24) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Heckle and Wilson, 1858 October 9
Names the enslaved person Alceay [?] (19) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Joshua B. Griffin, 1858 January 5
Names the enslaved persons Tom and Sawney Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Thomas H. Watkins, 1858 September 29
Names the enslaved person Abraham (50-60) Promissory note and two bills of sale -- concerning freed persons Ishmael Keith and Minny Keith, 1843
One promissory note for repayment of a loan signed, as witness, by William Jones. Loan being for Ishmael Keith. Two bills of sale to William Jones. Bills of sale from Ishmael Keith and Minny Keith. First bill of sale names an enslaved woman Blanch (16). The other bill of sale is for a tract of land Receipt of payment -- to William P. Yarborough for "Negroes Crops Corn and fodder", 1844 July 11 Bill of sale -- to William Jones from J. Alexander, 1844 April 13
Names the enslaved person Morning [or Mormony] Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Thomas J. Jennings, 1848 January 8
Names the enslaved man Ruel Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Joseph Woods, 1836 May 14
Names the enslaved person Jane (20) and son William Bill of sale -- to William Jones from H. W. Yargo, 1850 August 20
Names the enslaved person Betsy Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Joseph Woods, 1837 July 28
Names the enslaved persons Mary and her child Betsy Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Charles Hammond, 1844 December 10
Names the enslaved person Winney and her son Isaac Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Simmons and Hartness, 1836 March 17
Names the enslaved person Jim (18) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from J. and D. Morrison, 1835 January 13
Names the enslaved person Amy Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Thomas W. E. Beale, 1849 October 26
Names the enslaved person Frank Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Joseph Woods, 1837 August 3
Names the enslaved person Jack Bill of sale -- to William Jones from John M. Turner, 1835 December 3
Names the enslaved person Dave (13) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Joseph Woods, 1842 May 11
Names the enslaved person Catty (12) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from J. W. Park, 1848 January 7
Names the enslaved person Edmund (13) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Samuel Taner (for Jane Vallerton), 1857 November 22
Names the enslaved person Louisa (20 or 22) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Charles Hammond, 1846 May 29
Names the enslaved person Isaac Bill of sale -- to William Jones from A. P. Robertson, 1848 February 8
Names the enslaved person John. Signed in Hamburg, South Carolina Bill of sale -- to William Jones from James Boatwright, 1833 September 25
Names the enslaved persons Tom and Henry. Signed in Augusta, Georgia Receipts of payment from William Jones to Alfred Keith, Daniel Keith, and Thornton Keith (freed persons formerly enslaved my Marshall Keith), 1842
Payments for bank shares Receipt ledger for payments from William Jones to Isaac Ramsay, 1855
Purchases of shoes for enslaved persons Envelope titled "Receipts for Negroes that has been Empressed [sic] belonging to W Jones"
Actual receipts not present Bill of sale -- to William Jones from L.P. & L.C. Dugas , 1837 August
Names the enslaved person Phil Willcox (22) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Washington Lawson, 1838 December
Names the enslaved person Overton Bill of sale -- to Thomas Dwyer -- Sheriff's sale, 1840 February
Names the enslaved person Mary (35) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from Thomas Dwyer, 1840 February
Names the enslaved person Mary (32) Bill of sale -- to William Jones from John W. Forward, 1843 March 23
Names the enslaved person Lorenzo Bill of sale -- to William Jones from W. W. Hall, 1843 March 23
Names the enslaved person Taylor
8 25 Slavery - William Jones, correspondence, 1841-1842 Access Online Receipts of payment, advertisement for runaway person, 1848
Advertisement placed in Hamburg Journal. Enslaved person is not named To William Jones from Marshall Keith, 1841 March 14
Names enslaved person, Henry. "I have heard nothing of your Man Henry since you were up, if you could
get him I think it probable ... you might sell him to [William] Vance if you wish to sell him To William Jones from Philip DeLane, 1841 May 31
"I have commenced Suit in the Chauncery Court at Cahawba for my Mothers property ... and request you to visit this place by the 12th day of June next and ride around with me and I will show you the negroes, if you do not come I will loose them,
as I can't find any one, that can prove to the Court that they are [my Mothers] negroes .. " Does not specifically name enslaved persons To William Jones from Pleasant Stovall, 1842 May
Names enslaved woman, Iris. "The Woman Iris was raised by me from a small girl, and is the best house servant I have ever had about me - I believe her to be honest - Her temper is the only objection, which I am unwilling to attempt to cut by Whipping in any servant ..." To William Jones, Turner Clayton, and George Crawford (Executors of the estate of Marshall Keith) from representatives of Judith Keith, 1842 January 17
"... having consulted together, in relation to the claim of Mrs. Judith Ruth, of Virginia, for a right of dower in certain negroes long possessed and bequeathed by the late Marshall Keith ... settlement on the payment of Four Thousand Dollars to the said Judith ..." Does not specifically name enslaved persons To William Jones from M. Sheftall Junior, 1842 April 29
Describes an enslaved person, Jim, along with his wife, a woman "about 20 years" who is not named. "We apprehended a negro man named Jim Who formally belonged to Mr. Sampson Neal of
this Place and he states that he belongs to You ... Also a woman who says that She is Jim's wife and that She belongs to Plesant Stoval"
box folder Request box 8 26 Slavery -- documents related to the estate of Marshall Keith, deceased, 1815-1850 Access Online Relinquishment by Judith Keith and others in the estate of Peter G. Keith, 1819
Names enslaved persons: Jack (20); Lewis (14); Malinda (22) and her children, Aggy and Mildred "Appraisement in Georgia of the Negroes [belonging to the estate of Thomas Keith, deceased]", March 1811
Names enslaved persons Harry, Jack, and "Minny's family." Individuals of Minny's family are not named. "We the Under Signed being called upon by Marshall Keith to say what Mrs. Judith Keith's third part of the Negroes belonging to the Estate of Thos. Keith deceased for the present years hire are of opinion that they are worth 85 Dollars . . ." Bill of sale for enslaved persons and accompanying letter (from Isham Keith to his brother, Marshall Keith), 1836 May
Bill of sale for "a certain parcel of slaves now in the possession of said Marshall Keith." Enslaved persons are named as follows: Bob; Ned; Ulysses; Sally
and her Children, Daniel, Maria, Harriet, Milly; Judy and Child Charlotte; Hannah and Child Roy; Priss; Margaret; Sylvia; and Daphne "Account of Sale of the Negroes Residue of M. Keith, Deceased", 1843 January 3
Names enslaved persons: Lewis, Maria, Henrietta, Richard, Talbot, Synthia [or Cynthia], Susan, Mordecai, Dread, Dicy, Sucky, Abram, Harry, Augustus, Ally [or Olly], Anna [?], Luther, [?], Hannah, Ann, Bednago, Alleneda [?], Joanna, Rose, Athena [?], Jack, Mildred, Chancy, Malinda, Lucy, Milly, Prissy, Tom, Stepney, Elizabeth, Richmond, Clarissa, Isabella, Monocco, Carter, Levi, Judy, Shadrack, Gilbert, Isaac, Dave, Darius, Richard, Tom, Prissy, Nelly List of enslaved persons, undated and untitled
Names enslaved persons, primarily by nuclear family, as follows: Delila and children, Ned and George;
Billy and Daphne and their five children: Willis, Nelly, Mira, Hesther, and Billy; Maria and four Children, Gilbert, Henrietta, Minty, and Richard; Cynthia and her children, Mod, Dread, and Blanch; Susan and her child Savannah; Dise and two children Levi and Judy; Suckey and her children Abram, Lewis and Olley; Areana and her five children: Alanedy, Abednego, Ann, Leanter, and Hannah; Jane and three children, Bob, Hutchinson, and James; Joanna and three children, Rose, Parfenia, and Zach; Jeffry and wife Violet with their six children: Shadrack, Polly, Milly, Zeke, Alsy, and Jefferson; Isaac and Sithia and two children Edmond and Sam; Aggy and three children: Bolden, Robert, and Green; Ingraham and wife Malinda with their children: Seraphina, William, Letty, Charity, Frank, and Jarret; Mildred and two children China and Malinda "Account Sales of the Estate of Marshall Keith", 1842 January 12
Augustus, Richard, Isaac, Tom, Lewis, Isabella Carter, Rock, Shade, Stepney, Arrena and 5 children, Olly, Sucky, Harry, Joanna and 3 children, Mildred and 2 children, Abram, Matilda and 3 children, Gilbert, Maria and 2 children, Lewis, David, Mordica, Nelly, Clarissa, Darius, Prisilla, Dicy and 2 children, Susan and children, Lucy, [Cinthia], Dread, and Milly To Marshall Keith from Peter G. Keith, 1815 July 15
Mentions appraisal of an enslaved woman (unnamed) and another enslaved man (unnamed) who may be considered property of Tarlton Keith To the City Marshall [Augusta] from Patrick B. Skipper, Sheriff, 1850 November 18
Regards an enslaved man named Daniel (40), a runaway person from enslavement of William Jones. Daniel is described, in part, as able to "read intelligibly" Receipt of medical services provided -- to estate of Marshall Keith by William Hanson, 1844 February 22
Mentions "Medicine for Old Negro" and other visits to enslaved persons. These enslaved people are unnamed Receipt ledger of medical services -- from H. J. Smith, Doctor to Estate of Marshall Keith, 1842
Names enslaved persons: Cynthia; Dred; Ann; Dicy and her child Judy; Chany; Mildred; Sibo; Isaac; Arrend; Lyorda [?]; and Ishmael Receipt ledger of medical services -- from W. N. Robert, Doctor to Estate of Marshall Keith, 1842
Names enslaved persons: Richard; Tom; Parthena [Parthenia]; Rossa [or Rocca or Rose]; Carter [or Cato]; Sucky; Aily; Marie; Marria; Jack; Isabella; and Binah Receipt ledger of medical services -- from Joseph D. Heacock, Doctor to Estate of Marshall Keith, 1841
Names two enslaved persons: Anthony and Reuben Smith. Other enslaved persons are not named
8 27 Slavery - miscellaneous Access Online Includes receipt for medical services rendered the "negroes of [William] Dunn" and others. Receipts for the purchase of enslaved people: Henry (age 8), Amy (age 16), Curnby [?], Silvia. Reimbusement for burying "a drowned negro man Stewart - McElhannon's saw mill". "To Medical Services rendered the Negroes of [William Dunn]," and related affidavit, 1841, 1842
Account ledger does not specifically names enslaved persons Notes (and doctor's travel account) regarding person ill with tubercules consumption, unknown author
Lists names of Mrs. Ann Johnston, Miss Lucy Chilton, and Mrs. Julia Keith. Does not specifically name person being treated. Doctor travels from his home near Charleston [?] to Warrenton, Virginia Account of medical services and travel -- to Mr. John Jones from H. J. Smith, 1843 September 22
Mentions account for "Mileage Visit [and] Medicin" Bill of sale for an enslaved boy named Henry (8), 1835 January 11
Sale to David W. Youngblood from Sara Dillard. Columbia County Bill of sale for an enslaved girl named Amy (16), 1828 September 22
Sale to Benton Starks from J. B. Dougharty Legal notice -- leave to sell land and perceived personal property, an enslaved woman named Cumby, 1857
Estate of James White. Order to Elizabeth White, administrator Promissory note -- from George Dunaway to Jones A. Gardner, 1806 November 3
Signed Jackson County Receipt of payment to George Shaw from Jackson Inferior Court, 1844
Payment for "keeping [and] maintaining a blind negro woman Silvia" Receipt of payment to John [or William] Seay from Jackson Inferior Court, 1844
Payment for "burying a drowned negro near Stewart McElhannon's saw mill." Receipt statement cites "John" Seay, but statement is signed "Wm. Seay"
8 31 Slavery -- Perceived values of enslaved persons for taxation -- East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana, 1830-1839 Access Online Inventory of enslaved persons, estate of E. Woodward, 1851
Names enslaved persons: Esquire (50); Jack (50); Thomas (21); Smart (27); Rodger (25); Marston (55); Stephen (50); Spencer (30); Smart [sic] (25); Dandy (30); Henry (45); Griffin (60); Eli (11); Bob (21); Barnett (16); Shadrack (14); Levi (10); Norwood (4); Aleck (5); Jess (10); Jared (1); Isham (1); Rob (1); Phillis (50); Barbary (20); Lilly (20); Charlotte (28); Eveline (20); Betsey (50); Julia (55); Molly (22); Betty (20); Patsey (33); Hagar (25); Minerva (20); Sally (55); Amy (8); Nanny (2); Rinda (2); "Infant" (1); "Infant" (1); Louisa (4); Melvina (2); Leticia (2); Henrietta (1); Genisa (2); Saley (2); Billy (80); Charles (33); Mat (25); Shack (10); Daniel (35); Wilson (7); Green (1); David (40); Abram (50); Ira (3); Jerry (10); John (6); Marshall (2); Batise (2); Jenisa (55); Rebecca (23); Eliza (19); Martha (1); Ruth (12); Amanda (7); Casandra (5); Nancy (20); Ellen (4); Rebecca (1); Dorah (23); Minta (5); Elizer (2); Adaliade (25). Signed William McDonald, overseer [enslaver] Inventory of enslaved persons, estate of Thomas Worthy, 1851
Names enslaved persons: Daniel (65), David (38), Willis (45), Sam (26), Nelson (25), Feelin [?] (22), Wash (19), Dick (28), Fill [Phil] (27), Aleck (13), Henry (7), Ambrose (3), Morris (1), Isaac (8), Milton (1), Legget (6), Andy (2), Lewis (1), Joshua (2), Ellen (39), Agnes (37), Violet (30), Fanny (26), Sicily (28), Hannah (48), Catharine (25), Cate (21), Jane (16), Rose (10), Delia (11) Bill of sale for an enslaved boy William (10), 1836 June 11
Bill of sale from James R. McGee to E. R. Young Inventory of enslaved persons, estate of Elias Brown, 1851
Names enslaved persons: Harry (64), Bob (32), Guss (32), John (32), Moses (21), George (12), Daniel (8), Randal (2), Teller (30), Rachel (30), Saphire (30), Mariah (16), Pete (14), Olive (9), Harriet (14), Fanny (5), Nora (8), Rebecca (5) Inventory of enslaved persons, estate of Bartholomeu [Bartholomew] Bennett, 1851
Names enslaved persons: Peter (65), Jacob (50), Henry (14), Bob (13), Nate (11), Daniel (8), Christopher (6), Emanuel (2), Joseph (17), Ned (1), Josiah (13), Silas (9), Ben (28), Dora (28), Jesse (22), Lucy (28), Letty (35), Linney (15), Phillis (14), Diannah (12), Caryan [Cary-Ann] (35) Inventory of enslaved persons, estate of S. Yarborough and William N. Yarborough, 1851
Names enslaved persons: Jim (67), Jim B. (65), Romeo (62), Oliver (58), Dick (54), Tom (42), Robbin (35), Henry (40), Ben (30), Bob (35), Broox [Brooks] (37), George (32), Bill (26), Henry (25), Anthony (24), Powell (23), Charles (22), Daniell (18), Randall (16), Alfred (18), Adison (14), Solomon (13), Joe (13), Sam (13), Carter (11), Lewis (16), Henry (13), Clarbourne (10), Orange (10), Edmond (10), Cornelius (8), Fredrick (8), Jack (7), Zachery (3), John (3), Richard (deaf and dumb), Adam (8 months), Isaac (4 months), Dicy (58), Lucinda (50), Clarasy (58), Charlot (56), Amanda (33), Winny-ann (30), Aggy (60, described as "a cripple"), Cinda (28), Ann (29), Hester-ann (30), Mary (30), Lane (18), Fanny (18), Emily (12), Ellen (11), Cinda (8), Louisa (9), Polly (6), Margaret (7), Francis (5), Jane (4), Olive (6), Maria (8), Harriett (5), Hannah (4), Milla (2), Lorra [Laura] (2), Mary (1), Allis [Alice] (1), Rhoda (5 months), Eliza (2), Mary (6 months), Andrew (18), Dan (3), Jim (1), Aggy (24) Inventory of enslaved persons, estate of Josiah Knighten, 1856
Names enslaved persons: Will (68), John (59), Burrell (53), Mogul (51), Elleck (52), London (44), Ben (55), Ephraim (31), Nat (33), Henry (31), Joe (17), George (11), Robert (9), Abraham (9), Stephen (2), Hester (69), Tener (56), Isabel (25), Mary (23), Ann (19), Mariah (29), Lenora (19), Lucy-Ann (11), Emily (10), Louisa (6), Caroline (2), Adaline (1) Inventory of enslaved persons, estate of Eli Brown [and Jennet S. White ?], 1851
Name of "Eli Brown" is crossed out on verso, alongside the name "Jennet S. White." Inventory page clearly titled Eli Brown. Names enslaved persons: Bill (55), Shane (45), David (35), Newton (15), Green (3), Hannah (50), Tilda (30), Miley (28), Charity (25), Amanda (14), Edith (7), Mary (3), "Infants" (1), "Infants" (1) Inventory of enslaved persons, estate of Sam W. Watkins, 1851
Names enslaved persons: Bob (80), Richard (45), Bob (35), Peter (28), Henry (10), Esther (60), Elizer (30), Isabel (17). Title on verso states "S. Watkins" aboveteh name "Stephen Tildon," crossed out Inventory of enslaved persons, estate of Thomas Chapman
Names enslaved persons: Ned (64), Jacob (64), Bill (59), Moses (59), Wash (50), Elijah (20), David (42), Nathan (36), Debbow (31), Dennis (31), John (27), Armstead (25), John (27), Ned (29), Randal (15), Sidney (14), Alexander (14), Ephraim (10), Isaac (8), Anderson (5), Humphrey (30), John (45), Adam (19), Abram (3), Lewis (1), Ransom (1), Matilda (27), Hannah (49), Ferriby (46), Cloey (39), Edna (36), Mary (39), Malinda (39), Esther (26), Leathy (24), Mariah (20), Martha (19), Sarah (17), Julia (19), Emily (17), Hannah (15), Matilda (8), Harriet (10), Rhoda-ann (5), Rachel (44), Lavicy (30), Violet (7), America (4), Fanny (2), Margaret (1) Bill of sale for an enslaved girl named Rachel (16), 1838 May 14
Transfer from Nathan Jackson to "Flanders [and] Cook"
