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"Spalding has runned away": Leonard Neale to Francis Neale on the management of the Missions, July 15, 1805
In a letter from 1805, Leonard Neale, President of Georgetown College, writes to his brother Rev. F. Neale and shares that Spalding has run away, presumably from the College.
The letter also mentions two other people who were possibly enslaved: "In…
The letter also mentions two other people who were possibly enslaved: "In…
Bishop Neale hires out Stashy and Jenny to the College, March 2, 1812
Bishop Leonard Neale -the future Archbishop of Baltimore- hired out for one year two slaves, Stashy and Jenny. On March 2, 1812, Georgetown College credited the Bishop for their labor in its account books.
President of Georgetown College Rev. Leonard Neale buys a man named Wat, 1802
Bill of sale for a man named Wat, sold by Charles Boarman to Rev. Leonard Neale, president of Georgetown College, for $400. Wat was then sold to St. Inigoes for $500. The 1838 "census" of enslaved people on the Jesuit plantations in Maryland lists a…