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Partial Transcription Abstract V
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Christopher Burrough petitioned the court to exempt his slave, Harry , from the levy. Burrough claimed that Harry was very old and unable to work.
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Date:
7-26-02
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Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin, book #3 1717-1728
Date:
July 3, 1728
; Page #:
318
Microfilm #: 39
Slave: Jude (female) " yrs old
,
Free Black:
Slave Owner: William Nicklis
Birth
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William Nicklis presented his slave girl , Jude , to the court . The court adjudged Jude to be ten years of age and tithable.
er: Edward Y. Brown I
Date:
7-26-02
int:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va, Courtmin. book #3 1717-1728
Date:
July 3, 1728
; Page #:
318
,Microfilm #: 39 1
Slave:
Tripello (female, 13 yrs old)
)
1 Free Black:
Capt.
Slave Owner: John Saunders
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Partial Transcription Abstract Captain John Saunders presented his female slave, Tripello, to the court . The court adjudged Tripello to be thirteen years of age and fithable.
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Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Court mint book # 3 1717-1728
Date:
Ang. 7, 1728
; Page #: 321
Microfilm #: 39
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Slave:
Hannah (female 1,2 yrs. old)
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Tha Jameson
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1 John Jameson presented his slave, Hannah, to the court. The court adjudged Hannah to be twelve years of age and tithable.
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Date:
7-26-02
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Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book # 3 1717-1728
Date:
Ava. 7, 1728
; Page #: 321
; Microfilm #: 39
Slave: Jack (morale 8 yrs old)
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Free Black:
Slave Owner: Admin Ackis
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bn: Transcription Partial Transcription Abstract 1) Adam Ackis presented his slave boy, Jack, to the court. The court adjudged Jack to be eight years of age and tithable.
Date. 7-26-02
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Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #3 1717-1728
Date: Ana. 7,1728
; Page #: 32!
; Microfilm #: : 39
s:
Slave:
Kingston (male 7yrs.old)
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Giles Collins
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1 Giles Collins presented his slave boy, Kingston, to the court. The court adjudged Giles to be seven years of age and tithable.
Date:
7-26-02
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nt: Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #3
1717-1728
Date:
Ang. 7, 1728
Page #: 322
; Microfilm #: 39
Slave:
Cato(male, 13 vre old)
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Simon Hancock
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Simon Hancock presented his slave boy named Cato to the court. The court adjudged Cato to be thirteen years old and tithable.
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Date:
7-26-02
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Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va, Court min. book #3 1717-1728
Date:
Sept. 4, 1728
; Page #: 323
; Microfilm #: 39
Slave: (female, 11yrs old, name undetermined)
)
Free Black:
Slave Owner: John Ackis
Birth
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John Ackis presented his female slave to the court. The court adjudged the slave to be eleven years of age and tithable.
Date:
7-26-02
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Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va, Court min. book #3 1717-1728
Date:
Sept. 4. 1728; Page #:
324
Microfilm #: 39
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Slave:
Dilla (female, 12 yrs. ob)
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Faith Scott
Birth
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Faith Scott presented her slave girl to the court. The slave, Dilla, was adjudged by the court to be twelve years of age and fithable.
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Date: 7-26-02
Book 4 1728- 1737
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Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book +4 1728-1737
Date: Nov. 6, 1728 _; Page #: 2
Microfilm #: 39
Slave:
Bell (female)
Free Black:
2
Slave Owner Capt. Robert Vaughn
Birth
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Mulatto
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Outbuildings
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1 Capt. Robert Vaughn sued Joel Cornick for detaining a female slave named Bell.
20 Edward Y. Brown I
Date
7-29-02
ent:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #4 1728-1737
Date: Nov. 6, 1728
; Page #:
2
; Microfilm #: 39
Slave:
12 yrs, old Jenney (female).
,
Free Black:
Slave Owner: James Tooly
Birth
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Clothing 1
Importation )
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(1) James Tody presented his slave girl named Jenney to the court. The court adjudged. Jenney to be twelve years of age and tithable.
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Date
-7-26-02
Mulatto
it: Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min. book # 1/1728-1737
Date: Dec. 4, 1728 ; Page #: 5 Microfilm #: 39
Slave: Several negroes, none of them were named
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Free Black:
Slave Owner: John Lovett
Birth
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Clothing )
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John Lovett sold some negroes to Randolph Malbone.
- Edward 4. Brown I
Date:
7-29-02
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Record Name: Princess Anne Co., VA, Courtmin, book #4 1728-1737 Date: February 5, 1728/9; Page #: 10
, Microfilm #: 39
Slave: Several negroes, none of them named
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Cason Moore 1
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Partial Transcription Abstract 1 Matthew Pallet and his wife Elizabeth, daughter of the deceased Cason MooreS', petitioned the court to grant them negroes from Cason Sr.'s estate according to his last will and testament.
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Date 7-29-02
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Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va. Court min. book -4 1728-1739
Date: Feb. 5. 1728/9
; Page #: 12 ; Microfilm #: 39
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Slave: Several negroes, none of them are named
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Thomas Keeling
Birth
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Abstract 1) John Haynes and Elizabeth, his wife and one of the daughters of the deceased Thomas Keeling , petitioned the court to make an equal division of Keeling's negroes among his children as his last will and testamen called for .
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t: Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va. Courthouse min. book #4 1728-1737 - Date: Feb. 5, 1728/9 ; Page #: 12
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Slave: Josias (male)
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Free Black:
Slave Owner: John Bolithoe
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1) Josias , a Spanish mulatto , stated in court that his master , John Bolithoe , promised him that he would become free when his master died . Josias brought three witnesses to court who corroborated his claim .
Edward Y. Brown II
Date 7-30-02.
it:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va. Courtmin. book # 4 1728-1737 Date: Feb. 5, 1728/9
; Page #: 13
Microfilm #: 39
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Slave:
Bell (female)
Free Black:
Slave Owner:
Birth
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Mulatto
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Importation
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Crime
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Abstract 1 Robert Vaughn sued Joel Cornick for a slave woman named Bell. Bell was valued at five pounds. The jury found in favor of Cornick.
Edward Y. Brown I
Date 7-30-02
t: Record Name: Princess Ane Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
Date: March 5, 1728/9 ; Page #: 14
; Microfilm #: 39
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Slave: Several slaves, none of their names. are mentioned
Free Black:
Slave Owner Cason Moore
2
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Transcription Partial Transcription Abstract 1 Cason Moore's deceased , slaves were divided according to his last will and testament.
Edward Y Brown I
Date
7-30-02
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Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book # 4 1728-1737
Date: April 2, 1729
; Page #: 18
; Microfilm #: 39 . i
Slave:
Cook (mate)
,
1
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Lomuel Tholaball
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1) Joyce Tholaball and John Pead complained that a slave named Cook, who formerly belonged to Lomuel Tholaball , deceased , threatened to burn John's house down and injure his animals . They also complained that Cook acted toward Joyce in a childish manner. Cook was ordered by the court to be held in the county jail until Lomuel's executor Could pay security for Cook's good behavior .
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t: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737 Date: May 7, 1729
; Page #: 20
; Microfilm #: 39 .. )
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Slave:
2
2
Free Black: Hester (female)
Slave Owner:
Birth
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Abstract 1) Hester, a free African-American, was summoned to testify in court.
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Date 7-30-02
t: Record Name: Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #4 1728-1739
Date: June 4, 1729 ; Page #: 21
Microfilm #: 39
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Slave:
Free Black: Hester (female)
Slave Owner:
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1 The case against Hester, a free African-American, for having an out of wedlock child, is dismissed. The court felt that she was not in the act of assembly.
End wand 4. Brown TI
Date 7-30-02
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ment:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Courtmin. book #4 1737-1744
Date: June 7,1738
; Page #: 23
, Microfilm #: 39
ons: Slave: One slave, name, gender & age not mentioned
Free Black:
2
Slave Owner: Benny Burrough
ect:
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Benny Burrough sued Joseph Bell for detaining his slave . Burrough was awarded one hundred pounds.
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earcher: Edward L. Brown DI
Date: 8-29-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book # 4 1728-1727
Date: Oct. 1. 1729 ; Page #: 34 ; Microfilm #: 39
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Persons:
Slave:
Connie (female, 9 yrs. old)
Free Black:
Slave Owner: William Cox
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
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Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
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Crime
Inventory
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1 William Cox presented his slave girl , Conure , to the court .
The court adjudged Conure to be nine years of age and tithable.
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Researcher: Edward 4. Brown II
Date:
8-1-02
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Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va, Courtmin. book # 4 1728-17 37
Date: Nov. 5, 1729
; Page #: 38
; Microfilm #: 39
9 yrs. old)
9 yrs. old)
Persons:
Slave:
Cockie (male,)
Sharper(male
Free Black:
Slave Owner: Henry Holmes
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
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Clothing
Importation 1
Outbuildings
2
Crime
Inventory
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Manumission 2
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Division of Estate
2
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1) Henry Holmes presented two of his slave boys to the court . The slaves, Cockie and Sharper, were both adjudged by the court to be nine years of age and tithable .
Researcher: Edward Y. Brown II
Date:
8-1-02
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Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #4 1728-1737
Date: Nov. 6, 1729
; Page #: 40
Microfilm #: 39 ....
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Slave:
Kate (female)
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Slave Owner:
Subject:
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Abstract John Morse, guardian of Elizabeth Morse, daughter of Capt. Francis Morse, petitioned the court to grant him possession of a slave named Kate. Kate belonged to Capt. Morse.
Researcher: Edward Y. Brown II
Date:
8-1-02
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Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #4 1728-1739
Date: Dec. 3, 1729; Page #: 43
, Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave:
Free Black: Abraham Anderson
Slave Owner:
Subject:
Birth
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Importation
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Abraham Andersen was accused of killing a mare belonging to Alexander Jameson. Anderson was found guilty and ordered him to pay Jameson four pounds. Anderson was a free African-American.
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Researcher: 60 ward Y Gowen TT
Date:
8-8-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document: Record Name: Princess Anne Co. Va. Courtmin book #4 1728-1737
Date: Dec. 4, 1729; Page #:
45
; Microfilm #: 39
Persons: Slave: Five slaves. names were not mentioned
Free Black:
Slave Owner: James eamount
,
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Birth
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Clothing ,
Importation
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11 The court ordered that Thomas Hill not transport five slaves from the county. The court concluded that the slaves belonged to James Leamount. 1
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researcher: : Edward 4. Brown I
Date:
8-2-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book # 4 1728-1737
Date: Dec. 3. 1729
, Page #: 14
; Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave:
One slave, name was not mentioned
Free Black: George Lewis
Slave Owner: William Hancock
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
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Abstract 1 William Hancock sued George Lewis, a free African-American, for hiding one of his slaves.
Researcher: Edward Y. Brown TI
Date:
8-2-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans -- Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Courtmin book #4 1728-1737
Date: Dec. 3,1729
; Page #: 44
; Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave: Two slaves, names weren't mentioned. ,
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Free Black: Abraham Anderson
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Slave Owner: WilliamHancock,
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U William Hancock sued Abraham Anderson, a free African- American, for hiding two of his slaves. Anderson was found guilty by the court and ordered to pay Hancock two thousand pounds of tobacco.
Researcher: Edward 4. Provin IT
Date:
8-2-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co.Va. Court min. book #4 1728-1737
Date: Jan. 7, 1729 ; Page #: 49
; Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave:
5
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2
Free Black: George Lewis
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Abstract 1 George Lewis, a free African- American, petitioned the court to exempt himself from the levy . The court rejected the petition. The court considered Lewis capable of working. The case was dismissed.
Researcher: Edward 4. Brown TT
Date:
8-2-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name: Princess Anne Co, Va. Courtmin, book #4 1728-1737
Date: March 4, 1729; Page #: 53
Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
12 yrs old 8 yrs. old Slave: Sharper (male), Oliver (male)
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Free Black:
Slave Owner: David MCClanahan
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David Mcclanahan presented two of his slaves to the cour The slaves, Sharper and Oliver, both males, were both adjudged to be tithable, by the court. The court determined that Shaper was twelve years of age . Oliver was adjudged to be eight years of age by the court.
Researcher: T: Edward 4. Brown II
Date:
8-2-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4
1728-1737
Date: March 4, 1729
; Page #: 55
; Microfilm #: i. 39 .
Persons:
Slave:
Scipio (male)
Free Black:
Slave Owner:
2
Subject:
Birth
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Clothing
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Inventory
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Division of Estate
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Monetary Value
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Abstract 1) Mary Wishard, guardian of Mary Bray, asked the court to order Joseph Williams to pay and deliver a slave boy name Scipio.
Researcher: Davand 9. Brown DI
Date:
8-2-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1739
Date: May 16, 1730
; Page #: 63
; Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave: One male, name not given,
Free Black:
Slave Owner: John Henry Rumbo
Subject:
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Importation 2
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William Keeling complained that he never recieved any satisfaction for taking up a runaway, male slave. The slave belonged to John Henry Rumbo of Hampton.
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lesearcher:
Edward 4. Foran
Date:
8-2-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #4 1728-1737
Date: June 3, 1730 _; Page #: 66
; Microfilm #: ( 39
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Persons:
Slave:
Free Black:
Slave Owner:
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings 2
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death 2
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description: Transcription
Partial Transcription Abstract John Nicklis and his wife petitioned the court to grant them slaves from the estate of William Robinson .
Researcher: Howard Y. Brown I
Date:
8-2-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Date: June 3, 1730
_; Page #: 66
Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave: One slave woman, name not given
, 2
Free Black:
Slave Owner Capt. Willoughby Merchant
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
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Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings ,
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
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Manumission
Runaway ,
Division of Estate V
Monetary Value 2
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Soloman White and Adam Tooley petitioned the court to Igrant them property from the estate of the deceased Capt. Willoughby Merchant. Their request included a slave woman.
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Researcher: Edward 4. Brown I
Date:
8-2-02
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Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #4
1728-1737
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Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Court min. book #4 1728-1737
Date: July 1, 1730 ; Page #: 67 ; Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave:
Nanny (female)
9 yrs old
Free Black:
2
Slave Owner: Andrew Nicklis
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
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Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings 2
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other tithable
Description:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
Andrew Nicklis presented his slave girl, Nanny, to the court . The court adjudged Nanny to be nine years of age and tithable.
Researcher: Edward Y. Brown I
Date:
8-2-02
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Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin.book #41728-1737
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Date: July 1, 1730
; Page #: 68
Microfilm #: 39
ersons:
Slave: Several Slaves, names are not mentioned
Free Black:
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Slave Owner: John Bolithe
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation 2
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate V
Monetary Value )
Sale
Other
Description:
Transcription
Partial Transcription Abstract
John Nicklis asked the court to grant him some slaves that belonged to John Bolithe, deceased. Nicklis married Bolithe's daughter, 1 Yates.
Researcher: Godward 4. Brown I 0
Date:
8-13-02
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Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
Date:
Aug. 5, 1730
; Page #:
70
; Microfilm #: F
39 .
10 yrs. old
Persons:
Slave:
Ambross (male),
Free Black:
Slave Owner:
George Woblin
F
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
George Woblin presented his slave boy , Ambross , to the court . The court adjudged Ambross to be ten years of age and tithable.
Researcher: Lowand ? Town II
Date:
8-13-02
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Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co., Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1737
1 1117-7
Date:
Aug. 5, 1730
; Page #: 72
Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave:
Bridget (adult female) Two children, gender and names
not given
3
Free Black:
2
Slave Owner: Capt. James Dange,
Subject:
Birth
Hired Out
2
Mulatto
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate V.
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract Cornelius and Nowdina Henly petitioned the court to grant them a woman slave named Bridget and her two children . The Slaves belonged to Capt. James Dange who passed away . Nowdina was Capt. Dange's daughter.
Researcher: Edward 4. Brown II
Date:
8-13-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
Document:
Record Name:
Princess Anne Co. Va. Courtmin. book #4 1728-1137
Date: Feb. 3, 1730
; Page #: 92
; Microfilm #: 39
Persons:
Slave: One stive male
5
Free Black:
Slave Owner: John Haynes
,
5
Subject:
Birth
2
Hired Out
Mulatto
4
Clothing
Importation
Outbuildings
Crime
Inventory
Plantation
Death
Manumission
Runaway
Division of Estate
Monetary Value
Sale
Other
Description:
Transcription
Partial Transcription
Abstract
John Haynes sued Capt. Henry Moore for detaining one of his slaves
Researcher: Edward Y Brown DI
Date:
8-13-02
Princess Anne County Research Project - African-Americans - Plantations
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