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Bryan County Bill of Sale (Stiles/Stiles)
Enslaved People Named: Silvia, Susan, Judy On April 2, 1842, Benjamin Stiles, Bryan County, sold to Benjamin E. Stiles, guardian of Mary A.E. Donaldson, to
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Stiles/Clark)
Enslaved People Named: Florinda, Glascow On April 30, 1842, Benjamin Stiles, Bryan County, used as collateral on a promissory note to John Clark for $404
Flanders Pray – A Community Leader
As the Civil War ground to an end, Liberty County, Georgia, was in disarray. It had been raided by Sherman’s Army, white families had fled
Bryan County Court Order (Stiles & Penny)
Enslaved People Named: None [Begin Transcript] State of Georgia, Bryan County } Whereas Zachariah M. Winkler of Savannah in said State obtained a judgement in
Bryan County Deed of Gift (Harn/Harn)
Enslaved People Named: Daphney, Jane, Peggy, Rose, Becka On November 27, 1843, John Harn, Bryan County gifted to his son John Harn Junior, Bryan County,
Bryan County Deed of Gift (Harn/Harrison)
Enslaved People Named: Clary, Hannah, Rina On September 5, 1843, John Harn, Bryan County gifted to William Harn, Bryan County, in trust for Abigail Elizabeth
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Shuman/Bird)
Enslaved People Named: Marcus On May 16, 1843, Samuel G. Shuman, Bryan County, sold to Israel Bird, Bryan County, for $400 “a certain negro man
Bryan County Sheriff’s Sale (English/Grace)
Enslaved People Named: Sandy On July 4, 1843, Robt [Robert] C. Grace purchased one grey mare and “negro man Sandy” at a Sheriff’s Sale at
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Harden/Habersham)
Enslaved People Named: Jack, Samuel, Ovid, William, Jonas, Leah, Rose, Jenney On March 3, 1843, Charles A. Harden, Bryan County, used as collateral on a
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Harvey/Bird)
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
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Patterson/Smith)
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:
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Moye/Powers)
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,
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Maxwell/Sanford)
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
Bryan County Sheriff’s Sale (Demere/Wilkins)
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
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Maxwell/Rogers)
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,