Bryan County Bill of Sale (Harvey/Bird)
September 12, 2024
Enslaved People Named: Sam On April 17, 1843, Richard Harvey, Bryan County, sold to Cyrus Bird, Bryan County, for $750 “the following property, one negro
Enslaved People Named: Sam On April 17, 1843, Richard Harvey, Bryan County, sold to Cyrus Bird, Bryan County, for $750 “the following property, one negro
Enslaved People Named: George, Phoebe [alt: Phebe], Derry, Deliah, Sarah, Prince, Ben, Sandy, Belah [alt: Bella], Sarah, Judy, Judge, Juno, Moses, Hester, Tiller, Casar [alt:
Enslaved People Named: Becca, Sarah, Rhody, Louisa, Caty, Welcome, Moses On January 16, 1843, Hardy C. Moye, Lowndes County, sold to Clem Powers, Effingham County,
Enslaved People Named: Hagar, Judy, Andrew On December 8, 1842, John J. Maxwell, Chatham County, sold to Alexander M. Sanford, Bryan County, for $750 “a
Enslaved People Named: Joe On July 5, 1852, James S. Wilkins, trustee for Mrs. Susan J. Demere of Chatham County, purchased 1/3 interest in an
Enslaved People Named: Sally, Phillis [alt: Phyllis], Silvia [alt: SYlvia], Catharine, James, Luke, John, Patty, Bess, Molly, Jane On April 23, 1842, John P. Maxwell,
Enslaved People Named: None On December 12, 1840, Martin Shuman, South Carolina, and Pherebe Sauls, of Bryan County, Georgia, entered into a marriage contract in
Enslaved People Named: Sambo, Bob, Sally, Daphne, Moses On March 1, 1842, Noble A. Hardee, Savannah, purchased a 1/6th interest in an undivided tract of
Enslaved People Named: Ben (Carpenter), Robert (bricklayer), Guy, Minty, Lafitte [alt: Lafayette], Ellen, Anthony, Daphne, John, Sam, Smos, Smos, Ceaser [alt: Caesar], Little Peter, Grace,
Enslaved People Named: Amy On January 25, 1842, at Macon, Bibb County, Thomas H. Harden, Bibb County, sold to Eliza C. Clay, Bryan County, for