Though this woman's enslaver was listed as Joseph Campbell, the informant of her child was P. Read who "heirs the mother." That is, this mother was hired by Read and had a child while she was hired by him.
Though this woman's enslaver was listed as Sarah Wright, the informant of her child was William H. Pendleton who "heirs the mother." That is, this mother was hired by Pendleton and had a child while she was hired by him.
Though this woman's enslaver was listed as Edward Watts, the informant of her child was Landon Rives who "heirs the mother." That is to say that this mother was hired by Rives and had a child while she was hired by him.
Though this woman's enslaver was listed as Edward Watts, the informant of her child was J. G. Coats who "heirs the mother." That is, this mother was hired by Coats and had her son while she was hired by him.
Though this woman's enslaver was listed as Jane Martain, the informant of her child was J. M. Wright, who "heirs the mother." That is, this mother was hired by J. M. Wright and had a child while she was hired by him.
This woman was hired by Buford Cay. Though she and her child were enslaved by P. H. Hurt, she was hired out to Buford Cay. While she was hired out to him, she gave birth to Henrietta.
Seen in records in February 1854. Though this woman's enslaver was listed as Mary Richardson, the informant of her child was Thomas A. Wright, who "heirs the mother." That is, this mother was likely hired by Wright and had her child while she was hired by him.
Though this woman's enslaver was listed as Thomas Lewis, the informant of her child was J. S. Read who "heirs the mother." That is to say that this mother was hired by J. S. Read and had a child while she was hired by him.
A value of $0.00 was placed on this woman. This valuation likely is a result of her elderly status, but could also be due to being ill, disabled, or otherwise infirm.
On December 31, Henry E. Blair gave Dr. Barnes a $30.00 bond for the hire of an unrecorded named woman for the year 1855. It is unclear whether this Dr. Barnes is Aaron Barnes or William Bird Barnes.
This unrecorded named woman and her child was previously owned by Joseph Woods Jr. Both the woman and child had a combined valuation of $500.00. They were both listed under Joseph Woods Jr.'s debts. No more information was given on what happen to the woman and child.
Jacob Fowler's will stipulated that this unrecorded named woman and the child are to be inherited by John Steel. The valuation of both the woman and child is $600.
No specific instructions were left in Lucy McClanahan's will for who Granvile, Sydney, and their wives should be bequeathed to, other than that no married couples/families were to be split, and that their personal wishes be respected.
No specific instructions were left in Lucy McClanahan's will for who Granvile, Supex, and their wives should be bequeathed to, other than that no married couples/families were to be split, and that their personal wishes be respected.
In IAS Book 4, the partition of the lands and other property of Edward Watts, this unnamed man is listed among the enslaved individuals that were bequeathed to Edward Watts's son, Col. William Watts. A value of $1,600.00 was placed on a "Black man".
It is mentioned in the record that Samuel G. Woods had a "bond for hire" of a "negro man" associated with Thomas C. Read. The value put on this bond was $140.00.