Benjamin Deyerle

Name

Benjamin Deyerle

Alternate Names

B. Deyerle

Race

White

Location

BR: Mud Lick, Roanoke County
DR: Roanoke County
RR: Roanoke County

Occupation

Farmer

Record(s) Seen In

Inventory, Appraisements, and Sales Book 1

Birth Register - 1853-1885 - pp. 1-66

Death Register - 1853-1881

Cohabitation and Child Records

Roanoke County Slave Requisition Records

Confederate Slave Payrolls

Page and Line Number

IAS 1: PP. 436
BR: PP. 19, L. 90; PP. 27, L. 212; PP. 30, L. 65-66; PP. 34, L. 39; PP. 39, L. 39; PP. 45, L. 30-31

DR: PP. 2, L. 3-6; PP. 15, L. 60; PP. 17, L. 64; PP. 22, L. 36

CC: PP. 1, L. 13

Date(s) Seen in Records

IAS 1: December 29, 1842
BR: June 1857; February 1858; February 1859; September 1859; November 1860; March 1861; July 1862; December 1862

DR: April 4, 1853; April 10, 1853; April 12, 1853; April 29, 1853; April 1858; October 1859; December 1859; November 1861

RR: December 19, 1862
CSP: September, October, and November 1863

People Enslaved

Jacob

Lewis

Caroline

Joe

Unrecorded Named Boy

Sam

Celia

Mat

Mollie

Fanny

Amanda

Charles

Joseph

Andrew

Alice Thomas

Granville

Unrecorded Named Girl

Unrecorded Named Boy

Anna

Greene

Fanny

Amanda Duckwiler

Harry

Ben

Additional Information

In the record, it is stated that "Jacob a man" was "hired out" to Benjamin Deyerle for $65.00 from a list of enslaved individuals associated with Thomas Fowler.

Thomas Fowler

Benjamin Deyerle was related to Joseph and David Deyerle.

Joseph Deyerle

David Deyerle

Harry labored for 62 days at a pay rate of $20.00 per month. His enslaver, B. Deyerle, received $41.33 for the work completed by Harry.