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ns:
Slave:
5 slaves, names + genders not given
,
Free Black:
Slave Owner:
ect: Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
)
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate V
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
cription: Transcription
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Abstract
William Armstead and Elizabeth, his wife, daughter of Capt. William Mosely deceased, sued William Moseley, Son of the deceased for five slaves from Capt. Moseley's estate.
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Alsofiledunder: Divisiong Estate
earcher: Edward y, Brown9
Date:
8-26-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
Date: June 4, 1735
; Page #: 269
, Microfilm #: :39
sons:
Slave:
Several slaves, names + genders, were not given
Free Black:
2
Slave Owner: Lomuel Thelaball
ject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
2
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
2
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate V
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
cription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Thomas and Margret Gardner petitioned the court to grant them custody of some slaves from the deceased uel Thelaball's estate. Margret was Lomuel's daughter.
Division of Estate
earcher:
Edward d. Brown DI
Date:
8-26-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document: Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
Date: June 4, 1735; Page #: 270
; Microfilm #: 39.
ersons: Slave: Three slaves, names a gender not given
2
Free Black:
Slave Owner Capt. William Moseley
ubject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
payment for caring for slaves.
description:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Capt. Anthony Moseley was awarded money for Caring for three slaves from estate of Capt. William Moseley, deceased.
Alsofiled under Montant value
eşearcher: Edward Y. Brown DI
Date:
8-26-02
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cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min. book #41728-1737
Date: July 2, 1735
, Page #: 272
,Microfilm #: 39
sons:
Slave:
Free Black:
Slave Owner:
ject:
Birth
Hired Out
)
Clothing
Importation 2
Outbuildings
1
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate 2
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
cription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
The case against Margret The laball for giving birth to a mulatto child was dismissed .
Also filed under
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Parstudy
earcher: Edward 4. Brown A
Date:
8-26-02
Mulatto
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Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Ca. Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
Date: July 2, 1735
; Page #: 273
; Microfilm #: : 39
'ersons:
14 yrs. old Slave: Coco male
₼
5
1.
Free Black:
1
Slave Owner: Capt. Jacob Ellegood
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
"
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
Description:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Capt. Jacob Ellegood presented his slave boy Coco to the court. The court adjudged Coco to be fourteen years of age and fithable.
.esearcher: Edward y. Brown
Date:
8-26-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #4 1728-173
Date: July 2, 1735
Page #: 273
Microfilm #: 39.
sons:
Slave:
London, male, Bess, female, David, male, Peter, male
Free Black:
Slave Owner:Lemuel Thelaball
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation n
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation ₼
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate V.
Monetary Value
Sale
2
Other
scription:
Transcription
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Abstract
Thomas Gardner and his wife Margret, descendant of the deceased Lemuel Thelaball , were awarded the following slaves from Lemuel 's estate: London. Bess, David and Peter.
Alexfiled under Divisiong & tatt
searcher: Edward d. Brown D
Date: 8-26-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737.
Date: Ang. 6, 1735 ; Page #: 275
Microfilm #: : 39
'ersons:
Slave: Several slaves, names, and gender not mentioned
2
7
Free Black:
A
Slave Owner: Capt. William Mosely,
n
subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate V
Monetary Value ,
Sale
Other
Description: Transcription
Partial Transcription Abstract
William Armstead and his wife Elizabeth petitioned the court to grant them their fair share of slaves from the estate of the deceased Capt. William Moseley. Elizabeth was Capt. Moseley's daughter.
Alsofiledunder DIVISIONS Estate
eşearcher: Edward 4. Brown DI
Date:
8-27-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin book #4 1728-1737
Date: Sept. 3, 1735
; Page #: 281
Microfilm #: 39
C
sons:
Slave: Several slaves, names & gender not mentioned
"
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Francis Thelaball
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate 1
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
scription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract James Thelaball petitioned the court to grant him some Slaves from the estate of his deceased father Francis Thelaball.
Atellect under Divisiong Estate
esearcher: Howard J. Brown De
Date:
8-27-02
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Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
Date: Oct. 1, 1735 ; Page #: 282
; Microfilm #: 39
sons:
Slave:
Several Slaves
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Francis Thelaball.
bject:
Birth
2
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission 3
Runaway
Division of Estate 1
Monetary Value
Sale
,
Other
:scription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
The division of Francis Thelaball' slaves
was recorded
in court.
Atsi filed under. DIListing Estate
searcher: Edward 4. Brown DI
Date:
8-27-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
ment:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
:
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Date: Oct. 1, 1735
Page #: 282
Microfilm #: 39 -
ons:
Slave:
Lewis adult male,
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Francis Thelaball
ect:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate V
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
cription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
James Thelaball petitioned the court to grant his possession of a slave man named Lewis from his deceased father's estate . The father was Francis Thelaball.
Atsetiver indi. Divisiny State
searcher: Edward Y. Brown H
Date: 8-27-02
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cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co.Va. Courtmin.book #4 1728-1737
Date: Nov. 5, 1735
; Page #: 286
Microfilm #: 139
sons:
Slave: Several Slaves, names + gender not mentioned
1
Free Black:
F
Slave Owner: James Ewell
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing 1
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate V
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
:scription: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract James and Ann Bramble petitioned the court to grant them their fair share of slaves from the estate of the deceased James Ewell. Ann was James Ewell's daughter.
.
searcher:
Edward Y. Brown DI
Date:
8-27-02
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ment:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book 4 1728-1737
- Date: Dec. 3, 1735 ; Page #: 290 ; Microfilm #: 39 :
ns:
Slave:
,
Free Black: Gage, gender not mentioned
Slave Owner:
ect:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings 1
Crime 1
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other Gage had a petition before the court.
cription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
A free Black named Gage petitioned the court. The court summoned Maj Maximillion Boush to answer the petition.
searcher: Edward L. Brown I
Date:
8-27-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
. ; Page #: 291 ; Microfilm #: 1.39 1 Date: Dec. 3,1735
sons:
Slave:
Several slaves
2
Free Black:
1
Slave Owner: James Ewell
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
scription: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
The division of James Ewell's slaves was
recorded.
·searcher: Edward J. Brown.I
Date:
8-27-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
ment:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin, book #4 1728-1732
Date:
Dec. 3, 1735
; Page #:
291
Microfilm #: 39
11
ns: Slave: Jack, male, age, not given 5
Free Black:
Slave Owner: James Dauge
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
cription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription Abstract
Francis Woodhouse , executor of the deceased James Dangers estate, was ordered to sell an adult male slave named Jack . Jack belonged to James Dange . The profit, after fees for South Carolina and Virginia were deducted , was given to William and Peter Dange, Peter & Mary Malbone, Cornelius and Dinah Henly and Joseph and Jacquolina Borin.
Diusing Estate
searcher:
Edwardy Brown I
Date:
8-27-02
ect:
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1732
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Date: Dec. 4, 1735
; Page #: 293
; Microfilm #: 39
rsons:
Slave:
One slave, name, age + gender not given
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Bannister Lester
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation 2
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale V,
Other
scription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Capt. Francis Land was awarded the profit from the sale of a slave belonging to Bannister Lester . Lester was in debt to Land . Lester departed the Virginia colony illegally.
L
Sale
searcher:
Edward Y. Ban N
Date:
8-27-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
ment:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min book # 4 1728-1731
Date:
Jan. 8, 1735
; Page #: 295
Microfilm #: :39
ns:
Slave:
)
Free Black: Gage
>
Slave Owner:
ct: Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing 1
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other a free Black sued a white man
ription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Gage, a free Black, sued Maj, Maximillian Boush.
The case was continued.
earcher:
Quand J. Brown I
Date:
8-27-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min, book #4 1728-1737
Date: Feb. 4, 1735
; Page #: 298
, Microfilm #: : 39
sons:
Slave:
2
Free Black: Gage
Slave Owner:
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Gage sued for his freedom
scription: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Gage, a free Black, who formerly belonged to James Ewell, sued Maj. Maximillian Boush. Boush was the executor of Ewell's estate and alleged that Ewell intended for Gage to remained enslaved until age thirty-one. The court ruled that Gage should be free.
searcher: Edward L. Brown I
Date:
8-2-07
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
iment:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
Date: March 3, 1735
; Page #: 300
Microfilm #: 39
bns:
Slave:
Nan adult female, age not given.
,
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Roger Williamson
ect:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime -
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
cription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription Abstract Tully Williamson came into court and acknowledged his bond concerning the right of a negro woman named Nan to Roger Williamson, On whose motion the law is ordered to be recorded .
earcher:
Edward J. Brown 81
Date:
8-27-02
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cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Courtmin, book # 4 1728-1737
Date: March 3, 1735; Page #: 301
; Microfilm #: 39
L
sons:
Slave:
One adult female, name & are not given
2
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Charles Smith
2
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
›
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
2
Other Right of possession
scription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Charles Smyth sued James Moor to return an adult female slave of his.
searcher:
Edward Y. Brown I
Date:
8-27-02
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cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin.book #41728-1737
Date:
April 7, 1736
; Page #: 304
Microfilm #: 39
14 yrs. old
sons:
Slave:
Jack, male
12 yrs. old
Hercules, male,
3
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Isaac Scady
1
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation 2
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
scription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Isaac Scady presented two of his slaves to the court. The slaves were Jack and Hercules . Jack was adjudged by the court to be fourteen years of age while Hercules was adjudged to be twelve years of age . Both slaves were adjudged by the court to be tithable.
searcher:
Edward Y. Brown DI
Date:
8-27-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1732
Date:
May 5, 1736
; Page #:
307
Microfilm #: :39 1
9 yrs. old
sons:
Slave:
Jamaco, male
Free Black:
P
Slave Owner: Simon Hancock
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
2
Mulatto
2
Clothing
Importation 2
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory 2
Plantation
Death
Manumission F
Runaway
Division of Estate
"
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
scription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Simon Hancock presented his slave Jamaco to the court. Jamaco was adjudged by the court to be nine years of age.
;searcher:
Edward 4. Brown DI
Date:
8-27-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
ment:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co.Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
Date:
Mar 5, 1736
; Page #: 308
; Microfilm #: .39
ns:
Slave:
One adult female, some children
Free Black:
Slave Owner: James Wishard
lect:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
cription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
George and Francis Collins petitioned the court to order an equal division of slaves belonging to the deceased James Wishard. Francis was James' daughter. The slaves were an adult female and her children .
searcher: Edward L. Brown DI
Date:
8-27-02
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cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #4 1728-1737
Date: May 5, 1736 ; Page #: 309
; Microfilm #: 39
sons:
Slave:
Several slaves,
1
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Nathaniel Hutchings
2
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings 2
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
:scription: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Capt: John Hutchings petitioned the court to order Nathaniel Hutchings to render his reasonable account of the profits from his slaves for the year 1735.
·searcher:
Edward y. Brown DI
Date:
8-27-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
ment:
Record Name:
Princess, Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
Date:
May 5, 1736 ; Page #:
309
; Microfilm #:
39
ons:
Slave:
Several slaves
2 )
Free Black:
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Slave Owner: Nathaniel Hutchings,
ect:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
2
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate v
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
cription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Capt. John Hutchings petitioned the court to grant him all of the shares of the deceased Nathaniel Hutchings . Capt . Hutchin -
was the guardian of Nathaniel's children .
earcher:
Edward Y. Bran I
Date:
8-27-02
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ment: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book # 4 1728-1732
Date: June 2, 1736 ; Page #: 313
; Microfilm #: 39
ons: Slave: One adult female, some children,
Free Black:
Slave Owner: James Wishard
ect:
Birth
2
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
2
Division of Estate V
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
cription: Transcription
Partial Transcription Abstract
The division of James Wishard's slave woman and her children between his daughters Frances and Dinah.
earcher: Edward d. Brown A
Date:
8-28-02
ent:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min, book #4 1728-1737
Date:
July 7, 1736
; Page #: 318
Microfilm #: 39
10 yrs old
6:
Slave: Billy, male
9 yrs. old Will, mate
8 yrs. old
8 yrs. old
Jack, male , Prince, male
8 yrs. old
10 yrs.
Name undetermined male Name undetermined female
Free Black:
2
Slave Owner: Col. Anthony Walke,
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
tithable
ption:
Transcription
Partial Transcription Abstract
Col. Anthony Walke presented six of his slaves to the court. The slaves were Billy , ten years old ; Will , nine years old; Jack, eight years old; and Prince eight years old. Two other slaves , an eight year old male and ten year old female, could not be identified by name. The court adjudged all of the slaves to be tithable .
-Alsofiledunder the walkes.
rcher: Edward 4. Brown I
Date:
8-28-02
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ment: Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va, Court min. book #4 1728-1737
Date: Ang. 4, 1736
; Page # :_ 321
; Microfilm #: 39
)ns:
Slave:
Several slaves, names a gender, not mentioned
>
3
Free Black:
Slave Owner: William Lilburn
P
ect:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime )
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
cription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Nathaniel Lilburn petitioned the court to grant him some Slaves from the estate of his deceased father , William Lilburn.
earcher:
Edward J. Brown &
Date:
8-28-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
ent:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin, book #4 1728-1737
Date: Oct. 6,1736
; Page #: 322
Microfilm #: 139.
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10 yrs old
Slave:
Fortune male
2
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Samuel Wiles
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
btion:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Samuel Wiles presented his slave boy named Fortune to the court. The court adjudged Fortune to be ten years old and tithable .
rcher: wand y Brown
Date:
8-28-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
ment: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book # 4 1728-1737
Date: Oct. 6, 1736; Page #: 325 ; Microfilm #: 39
›ns:
Slave: Several slaves, name a gender not, mentioned
1
Free Black:
Slave Owner:
ect:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory 1
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
..
cription: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Nathaniel Lilburn Sued John Connyer over a division of some slaves.
:
earcher: Edward J. Brown D
Date:
8-28-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #4 1728-1737
Date: Nov. 4, 1736
; Page #: 328
; Microfilm #: 39
!
sons:
Slave:
Several slaves, names 4 genders, not mentioned,
Free Black:
Slave Owner: William Lilburn
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing ₼
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission 3
Runaway
Division of Estate V,
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
scription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
The division of William Lilburn's slave was recorded .
searcher:
Edward J. Brown A
Date:
8-28-02
)
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co.Na, Courtmin, book #4 1728-1737
Date:
Nov. 4, 1736
Page #: 329
; Microfilm #: 39
فـ
-- 1
name not given
'ersons:
Slave:
Rose, female adult
Free Black:
Slave Owner:
William Lilburn.
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing ,
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
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Nathaniel Lilburn petitioned the court to grant him custody of a slave named Rose from his father's, William Lilburn, estate.
'esearcher: (2 wand L. Brown DI
Date:
8-28-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
cument:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book # 4 1728-1737
Date: Feb. 2, 1736 ; Page #: 337
; Microfilm #: 39
.
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sons:
Slave: Several slaves, names + genders not given
2 A
Free Black:
Slave Owner: John Jackson
f
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing 3
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate V
Monetary Value 2
Sale
Other
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William and Kezia Bodman petitioned the court to grant them some slaves from the estate of the deceased John Jackson. They sued Will Cornick. Cornick married the executor of Jackson's estate.
esearcher:
Edward L. Brown DI
Date:
8-28-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court Min. book #4 1728-1737
Date: Feb. 2, 1736 ; Page #: 340
; Microfilm #: 39
'ersons:
Slave: Slaves not mentioned names & ages
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Col. Maximillion Boush
Subject:
Birth
)
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation 2
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway 2
Division of Estate
,
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description:
Transcription
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Abstract
The slaves of Col. Maximillion Boush was ordered to be divided amongst his children.
'esearcher: Edward J. Brown A
Date:
8-28-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
ocument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Courtmin book #4 1728-1737
Date: March 2, 1736 ; Page #: 343
; Microfilm #: .39
rsons:
Slave: Several slaves; names, ages agenders not mentioned.
,
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Col. Maximillion Bouch
P
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate V.
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
escription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
The sale of Col. Maximillion Boush's slaves was not completed.
esearcher: Edward & Brown DX
Date:
8-28-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
Date: March 2, 1736 ; Page #: 343 : Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave: Several slaves; names, ages + genders not mentioned
Free Black:
2
Slave Owner: Col. Maximillian Bouch
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway ,
Division of Estate V
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
The division of Col. Maximillion Boush's slaves was recorded .
Researcher: Edward L. Brown PV
Date:
8-28-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
cument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin book # 41728-1737
Date: April 6, 1737
_; Page #: 346
; Microfilm #: 39
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sons:
Slave:
,
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Col. Edward Moseley
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
2
Other
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