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Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courthouse min. book #3 1717-1728
Date: Sept. 2,1719 ; Page #: 53
; Microfilm #: 39
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Persons:
Slave:
Rose
Free Black:
,
Slave Owner: Charles Winson,
F
2
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing ,
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate V
Monetary Value
Sale
Other Guardia
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Abstract
9-2-1719
Charles Winson petitioned the court to order John Shipp to deliver a negroe woman named Rose. Charles is the guardian of William Thomas, Son of the late Joe Thomas. Joe is Rose's former master. However , John married Joe's widow .
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Document:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va. Courthouse min. book# 3 1717-1728 1 . Date: October 7, 1719; Page #: 55 ; Microfilm #: :39
Persons:
Slave:
Ceaser (male), Unnamed(female)
A
Free Black:
>
Slave Owner: Thomas Walkes
ubject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation r
Outbuildings ›
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
escription: Transcription
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Abstract
10-7-1719
1) Thomas Walkes presented two slaves that he lately imported to the colony. They were presented to see if they were tithable .
1
Alsofiledunder. - Fethable - Importation
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Date:
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Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va Courthouse min. book #3 1717-1728
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Date: December 2.1719; Page #: 61 ; Microfilm #: 39
rsons:
Slave:
Seven Slaves,
who are unnamed.
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Free Black:
Slave Owner: Thomas Keeling
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
)
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission 1
Runaway ,
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other suit will
scription: Transcription
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2-2-1719
Adam Keeling sued Thomas Haynes and Elizabeth Liston for seven slaves. Thomas Haynes and Elizabeth Liston were the executors of Thomas Keeling last will and testament .
filed under. Suit
esearcher:
EdwardY Brown I
Date:
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Document:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va. Courthouse min. book #3 1717-1728 - Date: April 6, 1720
; Page #: 70 ; Microfilm #: ( .39
Persons: Slave: Hope (male).
2
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Richard May
.
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission ,
Runaway
>
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
Description: Transcription
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Abstract
4-6-1720
U' Richard May presented a negroe boy named Hope to the court . It was estimated that the boy was twelve years old. The court ordered the boy to be tithable.
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Date:
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ocument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courthouse min. book #3 1717-1728
Ī
Date:
May 4, 1720
; Page #: 74
Microfilm #: 39
Ersons:
Slave: 2 negroes
who were, not named
Free Black:
1
Slave Owner: Evan Jones
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
2
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other non fithable
scription: Transcription
Partial Transcription Abstract
5-4-1720
1 Evan Jones petitioned the court to deem two of his negroes non-tithable because they were impotent.
esearcher:
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Document: Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va. Courthouse min. book #3 1717-1728
1 11
Date: May 4, 1720 Page #: 79 ; Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave:
negroe, who is unnamed
5
Free Black:
Slave Owner: William Woblin,
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing ,
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description: Transcription
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5-4-1720
1 John Draper was sent to prison for 1 month for dealing with a negroe who belonged to William Woblin . It was later found that the "dealing" was from ignorence and not from file or fraud . He was removed from prison in exchange for his payment of bond and security . Also he had to show good behavior for twelve months . It did not describe what the "dealings" were.
Note- pas. 77 4 78 are missing.
'esearcher: Edward L. Brown I
Date:
6-25-02
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ocument:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va. Courthouse min. book # 3 1717-1728 Date: May 4, 1720 ; Page #: 8 Microfilm #: 39
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rsons:
Slave:
Ned (male),
Free Black:
ـر
Slave Owner:
Thomas Cooper,
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation 2
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
escription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription Abstract
5-4-1720
1 Thomas Cooper presented his negroe boy named Ned to the court. It was determined that he was twelve years old. It was ordered that he should be tithable as directed by law.
Note - pas. 77 478 are missing
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Date:
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Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Courthouse min. book #3 1717-1728
Date:
Aug. 3. 1720; Page #:
82
; Microfilm #:
39
Persons:
Slave:
Hector (male)
1
,
F
Free Black:
A
Slave Owner:
Robert Murdon
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
n
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
Description:
Transcription
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8-3-1720 1 Robert Murdon presented his negroe boy named Hector to the court and it was determined that he was thirteen years old. He was also judged to be tithable.
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Date:
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cument:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va. Courthouse min. book # 3 1717-1728
1
-.
Date:
Aug. 3, 1720; Page #:
82
; Microfilm #:
39
rsons:
Slave:
Quack (male)
Free Black:
Slave Owner:
Robert Richmond
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value V
Sale
Other tithable
scription: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
8-3-1720
Robert Richmond presented his negroe boy named Quack to the court. It was determined that he was ten years of age. It was ordered that he be tithable.
esearcher:
Edward y. Brian I
Date:
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Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courthouse min. book #3 1717-1728
Date: Sept, 7, 1720 ; Page #: 85
; Microfilm #: : 39
Persons:
Slave:
Dick (boy)
2
2
Free Black:
Slave Owner: William Consaul
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
r
Clothing ,
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
2
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
Description: Transcription
Partial Transcription Abstract
9-7-1720
itate : 1 William Consaul presented his negroe boy Dick to the court. The page from the court book was forn where his age was written . So his age is not Known . However , the court did judge Dick to be tithable.
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Date:
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ocument:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Courthouse min. book #3 1717-1728
Date:
Sept. 1, 1720 _; Page #:
85
; Microfilm #:
39
ersons:
Slave:
Fillis (female)
Free Black:
Slave Owner:
David Scott
ubject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation 2
Outbuildings
Crime ,
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission P
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
escription: Transcription
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Abstract
8-1-1720
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Mr. David Scott presented his negroe girl named Fillis to the court. The court determined that Fillis was eleven years old . The court judged Fillis to be tithable.
esearcher: EduardIL Buono I
Date:
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Document:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co.Va. Courthouse min. book +3 1717-1727
Date: Sept. 7. 1720 ; Page #: 85
; Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave:
Grace (female)
Free Black:
,
Slave Owner: Tully Emperor
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation 2
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
Description: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
9-7-1720
1 Tully Emporter presented his negroe girl named Grace to the court. It was determined that Grace was thirteen years old . It was also determined that Grace was fithable.
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Date:
6-25-02
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ocument:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Courthouse min. book #3 1717-1728
Date: Sept. 7, 1720 ; Page #: 85
; Microfilm #: : 39
ersons: Slave: Henry (male)
Sam (male) Quamino (male)
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Mr. Bolithoo
P
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto ,
Clothing ,
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
Description: Transcription
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Abstract
9-7-1720
1 Mr. Bolithoo presented three negroe boys to the court . It was determined that Henry was: ten years of age, Sam was twelve years of age and Quamino was seven years of age . All three boys were judged by the court to be tithable.
esearcher: Edward L. Brown I
Date:
6-25-02
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Document:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book # 3 1717-1728 Date: Oct. 5. 1720 ; Page #: 87
Microfilm #: 39
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Persons:
Slave: One slave unnamed
Free Black:
Slave Owner:
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
10-5-1720
1 John Hutchings came into court and claimed that he did not recieve any compensation for housing a runaway slave from Stafford County. The slave owner's name is unidentifiable becaus the film is forn where it is supposed to be .
Researcher: Edward y. Brown I
Date:
6-27-02
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Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va, Courtmin, book #3 1717-1728
Date: Monthe Day unknown 1720; Page #:
94 ; Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave: Several slaves unnamed
Free Black:
Slave Owner Capt. Hora Woodhouse
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate /
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description: Transcription
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Abstract
1720
Adam Hayes, guardian of Elizabeth Woodhouse petitioned the court to order Richard Cropton, William Ellogood, William Capps and John Louatorang to evenly divide the estate of Capt . Hora Woodhouse among his children This included Capt. Woodhouse's slaves.
Akofiled under
Divisiony Estate
Researcher:
Edward Y. Brown I
Date:
6-27-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document: Record Name:
Princess Anne Co, Va. Court min, book #3 1717-1728
Date: Jan. 4, 1720
; Page #: 95
; Microfilm #: : 39
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Persons: Slave: Several negroes unnamed
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Robert Vaughn,
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other deed
Description: Transcription
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Abstract
1-4-1720
1 Robert Vaughn acknowledged in court that he gave his land and negroes to his son , also named Robert . He asked the court to record the inheritance.
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Date:
6-27-02
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Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728
Date: Jan. 5, 1720
; Page #: 97 ; Microfilm #: 139
Persons:
Slave:
Several slaves, unnamed
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Capt. Hora Woodhouse
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing )
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death ›
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
1-5-1720
Adam Hayes' case is continuing. Hayes asked the court to order. Richard Cropton, William Ellogood, William Capps and John Louotorang to eventy divide the estate of Capt. Hora Woodhouse among his children . This included Capt . Woodhouse's slaves .
Also filed under DIDEin" Estate
Researcher: Edward J. Brown I
Date:
6-27-02
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Document: Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3. 1717-1728
Date: March 1, 1720 _; Page #: 103
Microfilm #: 39 51
Persons:
Slave:
Harry (male), Marca (female)
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Elizabeth Tenant,
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
J
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate V.
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description: Transcription
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Abstract
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3-1-1720
1 James and Elizabeth Tenant petitioned the court to have two negroes val were ordered
ind Anthony Walken to meet at the home of Anne Trenothan to estimate the of the negroes Harry and Marea . The values of the slaves were to be based on the Walkes' last account of the negroes' age and quality when they were alloted to Elizabeth Tenant . They are to report to to the court. cart.
Discfiledunder. DIEIstent & Estate Atentar Value -
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Researcher: Edward y. Brown I
Date:
6-27-02
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Document: Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728
Date: April 5, 1721; Page #: 105 ; Microfilm #: 39
Persons: Slave: Harry (male), Marea (female)
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Elizabeth Tenant
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime ,
Inventory ,
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate -
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
4-5-1721
Continuation of James and Elizabeth Tenant to have two negroes valued . The page is torn and I am not able to make out any details.
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Date:
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Document: Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin book #3 1717-1728
R-LH 29. 515551
Date: April 5, 1721
Page #: 105
Microfilm #: P9539; v. 1 x
Persons: Slave: Harry (male)
Marea (female)
Free Black:
Slave Owner: James And Elizabeth Tenenti
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing 2
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description: Transcription
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Abstract
4-5-1721 ) James and Elizabeth Tenant's petition has been continued Thomas and Anthony Walke were ordered to determine
the value of two negroes, Harry and Marea. The Walke's were ordered to report their findings to the court. They reported that the negroes were worth thirty- three pounds. 1
Alsofiledunder Division q Estate Monetary Value.
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Date:
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Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min. book #3
1717-1728
Date: May 3, 1721 Page #: 109
Microfilm #: 1.39
Persons:
Slave:
Sevois (female).
2
n
Free Black:
r
Slave Owner: Margret Hunter
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
2
Death
Manumission 5
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other nontithable
Description: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
5-3-1721
1
Margret Hunter petitioned the court to exempt her slave Serois from levies . Hunter claimed that Sevois was too old to do any work.
Researcher: Edwardy. Brown I
Date:
6-28-02
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Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book 3 1717-1728
Date: May 3, 1721
; Page #: 110
; Microfilm #: P. 39 -
1,
Persons:
Slave:
,
Free Black: One mulatto male unnamed
Slave Owner:
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
/
Clothing
Importation n
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory r
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description: Transcription
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Abstract
5-3-1721
1
A mulat to male was ordered to appear before a grand jury The mulatto's name was not revealed. He was ordered to appear with some other people to answer questions of the grand jury.
Researcher: Edward
Mun IT
Date:
6-28-02
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Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min, book 3 1717-1728 Date: June 7, 1721 ; Page #: 111 Microfilm #: p . .39 %
Persons:
Slave:
Bristo (male),
2
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Simon Hancock,
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings 5
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
2
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other Tithable
Description: Transcription
Partial Transcription Abstract
6-7-1721
1) Simon Hancock presented his negro Bristo to the court . It was judged that Bristo was fourteen years old and was tithable.
esearcher: Edward . Brown II
Date:
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Document:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728
Date: June 7, 1721; Page #: 111
Microfilm #: P 39
Persons:
Slave:
Grauesand (male)
,
Free Black:
Slave Owner: James Tooly
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
>
Division of Estate
Monetary Value L
Sale
Other tithable
Description:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
6-7-1721
1 James Tooly presented his negro boy to the court . He was judged to be fourteen years old and tithable.
Researcher: Edward J. Brown I
Date:
6-28-02
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Document:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min book #3 1717-1728
6
Date:
June 7, 1721; Page #:
, Microfilm #: 39
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Persons:
Slave: Guienoy (male), Cupid (male)
Free Black:
Major
Slave Owner: Maximilian Boush,
r
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other Tithable
Description: Transcription
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Abstract
6-7-1721
1 Maj. Maximilian Boush presented two negro males. Guienoy was twelve years old and Cupid was eleven years old. They were judged to be tithable.
esearcher: Edward J. Brown I
Date:
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Document:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min. book + 3 1717-1728
Date: June 7, 1721; Page #: 112 ; Microfilm #: 11:39
Persons:
Slave:
Several negroes unnamed
1
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Got. Hillary Moseley, Capt William Thorowgood, Mr. Roadolf Mabbane
Subject:
Birth
2
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings ›
Crime 2
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value V
Sale
Other tithable
Description:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract 1 Moseley, Throwgood and Mabane petitioned to have their slaves exempted . The petition was rejected . No reason was given for the request , or the rejection.
Disofiledunder: Fethable -. Monetary Value
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Date:
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ocument:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728
Date: July 5, 1721. ; Page #: 113 ; Microfilm #: :
39 . 1
rsons:
Slave: Name undetermined (female)
Free Black:
2
Slave Owner: John Murray
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
3
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
scription: Transcription 7-5-1721
Partial Transcription Abstract
1) John Murray presented a female slave to the court.
She was adjudged to be twelve years of age. The court ruled that she was tithable.
archer: Edward L. Brown I
Date:
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Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728
Date: July 5, 1721
; Page #: 113
Microfilm #: 139. -
Persons:
Slave:
Robin (male)
Rose (female)
Free Black:
Slave Owner Caot, Solomon Whites,
Subject:
Birth
2
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway 2
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other fithable
Description: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
7-5-1721
1) Capt . Solomon Whites presented two of his slaves to the court . One was Robin, a male whom the court determined was eleven years of age . The other slave was Rose . The court determ : that Rose was nine years of age. Robin and Rose were both found to be tithable .
Researcher: Edward L Bowen I,
Date:
7-11-02
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Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
ocument: Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728
Date: July 5, 1721 ; Page #: 114
Microfilm #: P 39
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ersons: Slave: Four slaves, names and gender not given
Free Black:
Slave Owner: James Loamount
abject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
2
Sale
Other suit
scription: Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract V
James Loamount , the son and heir to the estate of Edward Loamount, sued Thomas and Sarah Hill . James was suing for the right to four Slaves.
earcher: EdwardL. Brown I
Date:
7-11-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document: Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va, Court min. book #3 1717-1728
Date: July 5, 1721 ; Page #: 115
; Microfilm #: \ \ 39
Persons:
Slave: One struc boy name undetermined
V
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Thomas Wiles )
Subject:
Birth
F
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing 2
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
n
Monetary Value
F
Sale
Other fithable
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Abstract r
1 Thomas Wiles presented his sine boy to court. It was determined by the court that the boy was ten years old. He was found tithable by the court.
·searcher:
Edwardt. (Down 11
Date:
7-11-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
ocument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728
Date:
Aug. 2, 1721
; Page #: 116
; Microfilm #: [ 39
ersons:
Slave:
Ned (male)
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Lapt. Henry Moore
ibject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
2
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
tithable
scription: Transcription
Partial Transcription Abstract 1 Capt. Henry Moore presented his negro boy, Ned, to the court. It was determin by the court that Ned was twelve years old and tithable.
earcher: Edward of Brown I
Date:
7-11-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728
Date: Ana. 2, 1721 ; Page #: 116
; Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave:
Peter (male)
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Francis Wood house
ubject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
2
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
"
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
n
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value V
Sale
Other tithable
escription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract 1) Francis Woodhouse presented his negro boy , Peter to the court . It was determined that Peter was thirteen years of age and fithable.
Also filed under.
Fithalat
Searcher: Edward
in I
Date:
7-11-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
ocument:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728
1 -6;1
Date:
Aug. 2, 1721
; Page #: 116
, Microfilm #: : 39
ersons:
Slave:
Rose (female),
n
Free Black:
Slave Owner: George Kempe
bject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
A
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory 2
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value V
Sale
Other tithable
escription:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract George Kempe presented his slave girl named Rose to the court. The court determined that Rose was thirteen years of age and tithable.
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earcher: Edwardy. 5war II
Date:
7-11-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
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