Enslaved Persons Named: Old Ben, Phillis, James, Delia, Robin, Abraham, Byna, Wiltshire, Joe, Tony, Little Joe, Jupiter, Young Sylvia, Chloe, Sella, Old Phillis, Sam, Beck, Belinda, Abba, Sinar, George, Maria, Jacob, Phebe, Tenar, Bob, Rhina, Tenar, Robin, Peggy, Phillis, Sue, Else, Dembo, Ned, Sam, Ben, Old Sylvia
On October 20, 1792, Liberty County Sheriff Henry Wood sold 39 “Negroe Slaves” to Elizabeth Munro at public auction for a total of 544 pounds ten shillings, based on a writ of fieri facias initiated due to cases brought against Samuel West by Samuel Jack, surviving copartner of Jack and Douglas; John Baker, surviving copartner of Baker and Troup; and Elizabeth Munro. The people seized and sold, and the prices for which they were sold, were identified as follows:
Old Ben and his wife Phillis — 30 pounds
James, his wife Delia and their child Robin — 51 pounds
Abraham, his wife Byna [also Binah], with their sons Wiltshire and Joe — 80 pounds
Tony and Little Joe — 60 pounds
Jupiter — 15 pounds
Young Sylvia and her two children Chloe and Sella [or Silla] — 31 pounds
Old Phillis and her children Sam and Beck — 76 pounds
Belinda and her three children Abba, Sinar and George — 25 pounds
Maria and her two children Jacob and Phebe — 30 pounds
Tenar [alt: Tenah] and her son Bob — 31 pounds
Rhina and her child Tenar — 26 pounds
Robin, his wife Peggy, and their children Phillis, Sue, Else, Dembo, Ned and Sam — 54 pounds
“New Negroe” Ben and his wife Old Sylvia — 35 pounds
Source: Family Search.org. Liberty County Superior Court “Deeds and mortgages, 1777-1920; general index to deeds and mortgages, 1777-1958,” Film: Deeds & Mortgages, v. A-B 1777-1793,” Record Book B, 1787-1793, p. 548. Image #556 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLZ-FL52?i=555)