List of enslaved persons remaining on Estate and exchanged, no date - perhaps 1839

List of enslaved persons remaining on Estate and exchanged, no date - perhaps 1839

Slavery; Slave trade; Jesuits--History-- 19th century

This document sheds some light on the dynamics of the 1838 sale of people from Thomas Mulledy to Henry Johnson. It lists a number of people who "remain on the Estate," several others who were "exchanged," three deaths, and six births.

Mayrland Province Archives

Georgetown Slavery Archive

Undated

Adam Rothman, Tom Foley

Georgetown University Library

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English

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GSA56

Of the 84 negroes purchase--the following remain on the Estate, + to wit

1--Henny--a woman 32 years-- + child [in pencil] Ginney
2--Charles--an 75 years--
3 Jenny his wife 69
4 Henny--daughter of Charles--34--
5--Jenny + niece of Jenny + Child 17
6--Nelly--43 years + her 3 children
7. Henny--daughter of Nelly--17-- + a child
x(8--Charles--40) dead--
9--Jenny (Clam’s wife) 26 years + child named Henny
10
--Negroes exchanged--
1--John Kelly--abt 24-- 5 Wm Kelly Servant
2 Tom Holland “ 30 [pencil] x [ink] 6.--Peter the husband of Nelly abot 35 [in pencil] C.B.
3 Gustus---------” 18 7--Hilary Ford the husband of Henny abot --25 years
4 Henny----------” 22 + her infant
8 Clam the husband of Jenny abot 26.
[pencil] x [ink] 9 Clair abot 40 + her son abot 8-- [in pencil] C.B.

Of the 56--
1. Charlotte--dead but living a child 2 years old
Nace 2-- Naci Harris--dead
3-- Amanda daughter of Henny--dead
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Births---
1 Mari Jeanne--daughter of Lucretia--5 years
2 2 children of Julia Ann--
3--1 child of Caroline named Mary Anne--2 or 3 years old
4 1 child of Lucretia--
[pencil] 5--a child of Charlotte 2 years old

[Upside down in lower right] Henry Jno

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