Princess Anne County minute books : an index to enslaved and free African-Virginians in Princess Anne County, Books 1-5, Part 8

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archer: EdwardY.


Date:


7-19.02


Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


Document:


Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #5


1717-1728 -


Date: March 2, 1725; Page #: 247


Microfilm #: 34 .


Persons: Slave: Valentino (malo 11yrs old)


2


>


Free Black:


Slave Owner: John Guisborn


Subject:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory n


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


F


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other tithable


Description: Transcription Partial Transcription Abstract


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John Guisborn presented his slave named Valentino to the court. The court adjudged Valentino to be eleven years of age and fithable .


searcher: Edward Y. Brown IX 9


Date:


7-22-02


Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


ocument: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728


Date: April 6, 1726; Page #: 250


, Microfilm #: 39


ersons:


Slave:


Two slaves, one male, one female. No names are given.


Free Black:


>


Slave Owner: Cason Moore Sr.,


abject:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


2


Division of Estate V.


Monetary Value n


Sale


Other


scription: Transcription


Partial Transcription Abstract


1 Cason Moore Jr. asked the court to divide the estate of his deceased father, Cason Moore Sr., among Cason Sr.'s children. The estate included children.


earcher: 82 wand J. Brown I


Date:


7-22-02


Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


ocument: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin.book #3 1717-1728


Date: April 6, 1726


; Page #: 252


Microfilm #: 39 1


rsons:


Slave:


Quacho (male), Little Betty


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Coson Moore Sr.


.bject:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation 2


Outbuildings


Crime ,


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate L


Monetary Value


Sale


Other


:scription: Transcription Partial Transcription Abstract


1 Cason Moore Jr.'s case was continued. James Condon and his wife Sarah recieved. two slaves from Cason Moore Sr.'s estate . The slaves were Quach , a male , and Little Betty, a female.


earcher: 60 wand L. Brown II


Date:


7-22-02


mes e coumy research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


cument: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #3 1717-1728


Date: May 4, 1726


; Page #: 254


; Microfilm #: 39


ons:


Slave: Showmaker (male), Sarah (female)


2


>


Free Black:


2


Slave Owner: Cason Moore Sr.


2


prect:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation



Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate V


Monetary Value


Sale


Other


ription: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract


0


The division of two slaves , Showmaker and Sarah , who . belonged to Cason Moore Sr. , was recorded by the court .


archer: Edward J. Brown I


Date:


7-22-02


Liceo runic County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


ocument:


Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728


Date:


May 7, 1726


; Page #: 256


; Microfilm #: 39 :


:rsons:


Slave:


One


2


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Charles Jordan, of Vangemond, CO.


bject:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission 2


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other


scription: Transcription


Partial Transcription Abstract 1 Josiah Old complained that he did not recieve any satis- faction for taking up a runaway slave . The slave belonged to Charles Jordan of Nanesmond County.


earcher:


Edward J. Brown I


Date:


7-22-02


rincess AmLie County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


ocument:


Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #3 1717-1728


Date:


June 1, 1726; Page #:


256


, Microfilm #: 39


ons:


Slave:


Jack (male)


very old


2


,


Free Black:


2


Slave Owner:


William Hancock.


bject:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


2


Sale


Other non-tithable


Cription: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract


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William Hancock petitioned the court to exempt his slave, Jack, from the levy. Hancock argued that Jack was too old to work.


Archer:


1 Edward L. Brown I


Date:


7-22-02


1


Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


ocument: Record Name: Princess Anne Co, Va. Court min book#3 1717-1728


Date: June 1, 1726 _; Page #: 257


; Microfilm #: L.


39 . . - i


rsons: Slave: Peter (blind)


Free Black:


-


Slave Owner: Francis Woodhouse,


oject:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other non-tithable


-


·cription: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract


1) Francis Woodhouse petitioned the court to exempt his Slave Peter from the levy. Woodhouse argued that Peter lost his sight and was unable to work.


Alsofiled under non withable


ırcher Edward Y. Brown II


Date:


7-22-02


Less Ale County Research Project - Aincan-Americans - Plantations


Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book # 3 1717-1728 Date: July 6, 1726 ; Page #: 258


; Microfilm #: 39


sons:


Slave:


Cuffey (male),


Free Black:


, ,


P


Slave Owner: John Bonney


oject:


Birth


Hired Out


,


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other tithable


cription: Transcription


Partial Transcription Abstract


1) John Bonney presented his slave Cuffey to the court. The court adjudged Cuffey to be eight years of age and tithable .


earcher: Edward y. Brown I


Date:


7-22-02


cument:


Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


ocument:


Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #3 1717-1728


in. ! 1 .


Date:


July 6, 1726; Page #:


258


; Microfilm #: : 39


ersons:


Slave:


Scipio (bo)


ي


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Jehus Cockroft


ibject:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


)


Sale


Other tithable


escription: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract 1) Jehus Cockroft presented his slave , Scipio , to the court . The court adjudged Scipio to be ten years old and tithable.


earcher 60wand y. Bwin I


Date:


7-22-02


cument:


Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min, book #3 1717-1728


; Microfilm #: [!“ 39 1 Date: Oct. 5, 1726 ; Page #: 265


ons:


Slave: Ceazor (male), Cato (male)


Free Black:


Slave Owner: David Milonahan.


ject:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission ,


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value V


Sale


Other tithable


ription: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract


David Milonahan presented his two slave boys, Ceazor and Cato, to the court. They were both adjudged to be ten years old and fithable.


cher: : Edward J. Gowan D.


Date:


7-22-02


Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


)cument: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin, book #3 1717-1728


Date: Oct. 5, 1726


; Page #: 265


Microfilm #: f. .39


rsons: Slave: Cudjo (male), Daheror(ma)


Free Black:


Slave Owner William Ponsonby


oject:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing 2


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other tithable


cription: Transcription


Partial Transcription Abstract


1 William Ponsonby presented his slave boy, Cudjo, to the court. The court adjudged Cudjo to be twelve years of age and tithable.


2 William Ponsonby presented his slave boy, Daheror, to the court. The court adjudged Daheror to be nine years of age and tithable.


archer: award Y. Brown I


Date:


7-22-02


Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


cument: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3


1717-1728


Date:


Oct. 5,1726


; Page #: 266


Microfilm #: {''. 39


ons:


Slave: Several, names, not given


Free Black:


Capt; Slave Owner: William Smyth


ject


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway ,


Division of Estate V


Monetary Value


Sale


2


Other


iption:


Transcription


Partial Transcription Abstract


1 Francis Moseley and his wife Margaret daughter of the deceased Capt. William Smyth, petitioned the court to grant them a fair share of Capt. Smyth's


Alsofiledunder Division g Estate


cher: Ecurie Brain IL


Date.


7-23-02


Livject - Anican-Americans - Plantations


ument:


Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #3 1717-1728


p. : |


Date:


Nov. 2, 1726


; Page #: 267


Microfilm #: 39


ons:


Slave:


Several, names weren't given


Free Black:


Capt.


Slave Owner: William Sury


ect:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


,


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate V. ر


Monetary Value )


Sale


Other


iption: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract


1 Capt. William Sury's, deceased, slaves were divided between his children.


cher: 1 Edward d. Brown I


Date: 7-23-02


2


ment: Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Court. min. book +3 1717-1728


Date:


Feb.1, 1726


; Page #: 273 ; Microfilm #: 39.


hs:


Slave: Cam (male)


Free Black:


Slave Owner: William MClonghan,


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate 2


Monetary Value


Sale


2


Other tithable


btion:


Transcription


Partial Transcription Abstract


1


William McClonahan presented his slave boy, Cam, to the court. The court adjudged Cam to be twelve years of age and tithable.


her:


: Edward Y. Brown II.


Date:


7-23-02


ct:


CHRUJECL - AIncan-Americans - Plantations


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LAALLOWAJ A MIIVLIVULIS LIGIILaLIUIIS


ument:


Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #3 1717-1729.


Date:


Feb. 1,1726


; Page #: 273


Microfilm #: 39 .


ons:


Slave:


Paul (male)


5


Free Black:


Slave Owner:


ect:


Birth


Hired Out


,


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime ,


Inventory


Plantation


2


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate V


Monetary Value


Sale


Other


ription:


Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract 1 Elizabeth Whitehurst, a widow, petitioned the court to give her rights to a male slave named Paul .


cher:


Edward Y. Brown IT


Date.


7-23-02


:


ent:


Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728


Date:


Feb. 1, 1726


; Page #: 273


Microfilm #: 39 --


s:


Slave:


Tabbe (female)


1


Free Black:


Capt.


Slave Owner:


John Saunders.


,


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing 1


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other


tithable


ption: Transcription


Partial Transcription Abstract


1 Capt. John Saunders presented his slave girl, Tabbe, to the court. The court adjudged Tabbe to be seven years old and tithable .


er: Edward Y. Brown I


Date:


7-23-02


10


ment: Record Name:


Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728


Date: March 1, 1726 ; Page #: 276


Microfilm #: 39 C


ons:


Slave:


Two, names not given


2


Free Black:


Slave Owner: George Mosley


·ct:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing 1


Importation r


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate V


Monetary Value 2


Sale


Other


iption:


Transcription


Partial Transcription Abstract


William and Frances Cockroft petitioned the court to grant them two slaves from the estate of the deceased George Mosley. However, William died. Therefore the case was dismissed.


Also filed under . Divisiony Estate


her:


Date:


-7-23-02.


voumy nestaich Project - Allican-Americans - Plantations


iment: Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book "3 01- 1723 Date: April 5, 1727 ; Page #: 278


; Microfilm #: 39.


Ins:


Slave: Cometomale Serevis. old


,


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Adam Feeling


1


ect:


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 1 Adam Keeling presented his slave boy, Cane, to the court. The court adjudged Came to be seven years of age and fithable.


Alsofiled under


kthable


er:


Date 7- 24-00


A news zum County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


ument: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #2 Date: April 5, 1727


; Page #: 278


; Microfilm #: 39


ons: Slave: Ceazar Conle 11yrs old)


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Wiliam Benson


ect:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other tithable


iption: Transcription Partial Transcription Abstract


1) William Benson presented his slave boy, Ceazor, to the court. The court adjudged Ceazor to be eleven years of age and fithable.


cher:


.. andy. BE


Date:


2-24-02


1717-1927


ument:


voumy research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728


Date:


May 3, 1727


; Page #: 283


; Microfilm #: :39


ons:


Slave:


Free Black: Nell


Slave Owner:


ct:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory ,


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other Testify in court


tion: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract


1


Nell , a mulat to woman, was summoned to testify in court.


Date 7.24.02


2


.jou cuiall-Minencans - Plantations


ument:


Record Name:


Princes Anne Co. Va. Court min back # 3 17-1788


Date: May 3, 1727; Page #:


a3


; Microfilm #: 39


ons:


Slave:


Tom (mal)


2


Free Black:


Slave Owner: John Thrownod


ct:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing >


Importation 1


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission 1 Division of Estate V


Runaway


Monetary Value


Sale


Other


ption:


Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract V


Sarah Cheshire petitioned the court to grant her the profits of a slave sale. . The slave, Tom, belonged to John Therowgood. John was Sarah's oldest son. Captain Richard Cheshire sold Tom and collected twenty pounds, and fifteen shillings.


-


Also filed under. Dusting Estate Sale


Date 7-24-02.


:


7


nent:


Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728


Date:


June 7,1727 ; Page #:


294


; Microfilm #: 39


Is:


Slave:


2


Free Black: Nell (female"


Slave Owner:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing )


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory ,


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other bastardy


tion: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract


1 Nell, a mulatto free black, was sentenced to twenty-five whippings on her bare back. She was sentenced for not being Nole


having a bastardly child and 11 to pay the fine


Date.


104-02


ument:


y riescaich project - African-Americans - Plantations Record Name: Princess Anne Con Va Courtmin book #3 1717-1728 Date: June 1, 1727 ; Page #: 287


Microfilm #: 39


ons:


Slave: Che (mais)


2


Free Black:


Slave Owner James Pare tree.


ect: Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission 2


Runaway


2


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other non-tithable


iption: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract 1 James Parefree petitioned the court to exempt male slave of his from the levy.


er:


Date


7-2402


ment:


ovumy research Project - African-Americans - Plantations Record Name: Princess Anne Cd. Va. Cart min. book #3 1717-1728 Date: July 5, 1727 _; Page #: 287 Microfilm #: 39 1


ns:


Slave: Mingo (male, Byrs. old)


2


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Gerne Kemne.


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other tithable


ion:


Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract George Kempe presented his slave boy named Mingo to the court . The court adjudged Mingo to be thirteen years old and tithable.


Twardy Brown I


Date:


7- 24-02


vumy research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


ument: Record Name:


Princess Anne Co. Va. Courtroom min. book #x 1717-1729


Date:


July 5, 1727; Page #:


2.28


; Microfilm #: 39


ons: Slave:


2


Free Black: David James


Slave Owner:


2


ect:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value 2


Sale


Other Apprenticeship


ption: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract


1 David James, a free negro, was ordered bound to James Isdel. James Isdel was to teach David James how to read the bible. Indal was ris. to teach him the skills of a blacksmith.


1


er: :


Braun I


Date:


-124-02


ient: Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728 Date: Aug. 2, 1727 ; Page #: 290


; Microfilm #: 39


.s:


Slave: Mimbo(female, 12yrs. old)


2


2


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Nathaniel Hutchings


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other tithable


tion: Transcription


Partial Transcription Abstract 1 Nathaniel Hutchings presented his slave girl, Mimbo, to the court . The court adjudged Mimbo to be twelve years of age and tithable.


er:


Date:


7-24-02


:


2


It:


vject - Anican-Americans - Plantations


ject - can-Americans - Plantations


iment:


Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book # 3 1717-1728


Date: Aug. 2, 1727; Page #: 290 , Microfilm #: : 39


ons Slave: Savina (female, 14 yrs old)


2


Free Black:


Slave Owner: James Langley


:ct


Birth


Hired Out


1


Mulatto


Clothing 1


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


2


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


1


Sale


Other tithable


iption: Transcription -


Partial Transcription Abstract


James Langley presented his slave girl, Savina, to the court. The court adjudged Savina to be fourteen years of age and tithable.


cher: Edward Y. Pour I


Date:


7-24-02


woah project - African-Americans - Plantations


nent: Record Name:


Princess Anne Co .. Va. Court min book #3 17-1728


Date:


Ana. 2, 1727; Page #:


290


; Microfilm #: 39


ns: 1


Slave: Tom(male. 7yrs. old)


2


2


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Charles Savers


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing ,


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory 2


Plantation 2


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other tithable


tion: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract 1 Charles Sayers presented his slave boy, Tom, to the court. The court adjudged Tom to be seven years of age.


er: 5. -


.L4


Date:


7-24-02


ct:


Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


ocument:


Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book # 3 1717-1728


Date:


Aug. 2. 172


; Page #: 291


; Microfilm #: 39


rsons:


Slave:


One (male) nome not given


2


2


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Tully Moseley


oject:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing ,


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other taking care


a Slave


cription: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract V


1 Mary Whitehurst was granted forty schillings for Keeping a slave, male, child belonging to Tully Moseley


1 Alsofiledunder. Monday Value


ırcher:


Date:


7-24.02


Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


iment: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #3 1717-1728


Date: Sept. 6, 1727


; Page #: 292


Microfilm #: -


39.


ons: Slave: Amy (female) 8 yrs. old


, ,


Free Black:


Slave Owner:


Thomas Scotts


ect:


Birth


Hired Out


,


Mulatto


1


Clothing 1


Importation 4


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other tithable


liption:


Transcription


Partial Transcription Abstract


1) Thomas Scotts presented his slave girl , Amy , to the court. The court adjudged Amy to be eight years of age and tithable.


cher: Edward Y Brown I


Date:


7-25-02


2


Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


iment: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728 Date: Sept. 6, 1727 ; Page #: 292 ; Microfilm #: 39


ons: Slave: Hannah (female, 9yrs. old)


5


2


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Mai. Anthony Walke


:ct:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation 2


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other tithable


iption: Transcription


Partial Transcription Abstract


1 Major Anthony Walke presented his slave girl, Hannah, to court. The court adjudged Hannah to be nine years of age and tithable.


Alsofiled withable


inder. -


cher: Edward L. Fawn IT


Date


7-25-02


Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


nent:


Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book # 3 1717-1728


Date: Nov. 1, 1727 _; Page #: 297


; Microfilm #: 39


IS:


atias Slave: Benony Smyth (Lunto) (female, 7yrs. old)


Free Black:


Slave Owner:


ct:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation 1


Outbuildings


1


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission 2


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other tithable


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Partial Transcription Abstract


Benony Smyth, the slave girl called Lunto , was adjudged by the court to be seven years of age and tithable .


her: Edward L. Brown I


Date:


7-25-02


Livess rue County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


ment: Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Courthouse min. book #3 1717-1728


Date: Jan. 24, 1727


_; Page #: 303


Microfilm #: 39


.


ons Slave One, male


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Capt.


Samuel Boush


ect:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission ,


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


2


Other


ription:


Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract


not Thomas Phillips complained in court that he had recieved any satisfaction for keeping a runaway slave who belonged to Captain Samuel Boush . He was granted a payment .


cher: Edward J. Brown I


Date.


7-25-02


2


rincess Aline County Research Project - Aincan-Americans - Plantations


ment: Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #3 1717-1728


Date: Jan. 24, 1727


Page #: 303


, Microfilm #: 39


Threeslever


ons:


Slave:


(gender and names not given)


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Samuel Smith of Norfolk County


ect:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings 1


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway 2


Division of Estate


Monetary Value ـر


Sale


Other


ption: Transcription


Partial Transcription


Abstract


1 Thomas Phillips complained in court that he never recieved satisfaction for keeping three runaway slaves who belonged to Samuel Smith of Norfolk County. He was granted a payment.


her: Edward Y. Brann TT


Date:


7-25-02


Limitess rume County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


ment: Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #3 1717-1728


Date: Jan. 24, 1727 ; Page #: 303


Microfilm #: 39


ns:


Slave:


One (gender not given)


Free Black:


1


Slave Owner: Paul Portlock, 2


ect:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


2


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other


ription: Transcription


Partial Transcription Abstract


1


Thomas Phillips complained in court that he never recieved satisfaction for Keeping a runaway slave who belonged to Paul Portlock. He was granted a payment.


cher: Edward Y. Brown II


Date:


7-25-02


rimcess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


ment:


Record Name:


Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min. bock # 3 1717-1729


Date:


May 1, 1728


; Page #: 311


; Microfilm #: . 39


ns:


Slave:


Jack (male, 14 vrs, old)


2


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Atom Keeling


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


Adam Keeling presented his slave boy, Jack, to the cour The court adjudged Jack to be fourteen years of age and tithable.


Alsofilerfundet tithable


her: 22


Date: - 1-26-02


ct:


ument:


Liness ne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations


Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va, Courtmin.book #3 1717-1728


Date:


May 1, 1728


; Page #:


311


; Microfilm #: 39


ons:


Slave:


Nanney(female 9yrs.old)


P


F


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Jan James Nimmo


r


ect:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


2


Sale


Other tithable


ription: Transcription Partial Transcription Abstract V


1 James Nimmo presented his slave girl, Nanney, to the court. The court adjudged Nanney to be nine years old. The court also adjudged Nanney to be tithable.


cher: Edward Y. Brown TI


Date:


7-26-02


nent:


Record Name:


Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3 1717-1728


Date:


June 5, 1728; Page #:


317


; Microfilm #:


39


hs:


Slave: Harry (male, very old)


1 1.


Free Black:


Slave Owner: Christopher Burrough


)


it:


Birth


Hired Out


Mulatto


Clothing


Importation 2


Outbuildings


Crime


Inventory


Plantation


Death


Manumission


Runaway


Division of Estate


Monetary Value


Sale


Other nontithable


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