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Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Hines/Perry)
Enslaved People Named: Lissett, Jane, Stephen, Levina, Washington, Dublin, Peter On March 25, 1839, Lewis Hines, Bryan County, used as collateral on a promissory note
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Harris/Haig)
Enslaved People Named: Ceaser [alt: Caesar], Cinder [alt: Cinda], Suky, Jackson, Ann ElizaEnslaved People Named: Will, Grace, her infant child, Phenisa (?), Edy, Will, Ned,
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Harden/Arnold)
Enslaved People Named: Anthony On March 23, 1839, Henry Harden, planter of Bryan County, used as collateral on a promissory note of $214.27 to Richard
Bryan County Estate Division (Stiles)
Enslaved People Named: Jim, Mariam, Cuffee, Nanny, Jim, Sue, Jack, Fanny, Morris, Nancy, Alick, Minda, Rhina, Minda, Judy, Julia, Frank, infant, Titus [Begin Transcript] In
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Burnside/Shuman)
Enslaved People Named: Rebecca, Riner On September 20, 1832 [or 1837], in Bulloch County, John Burnside, Bulloch County, sold to George Shuman, Bryan County, for
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Hines)
Enslaved People Named: Luke, Molly, Andrew, Doll, Anthony, Judy, Paul, Nancy, Jinnett, Jim, Die [alt: Dye], little Nancy, William, Flora, Frank, Prince, Jack, Flanders, Antoinette,
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Baker/Clay)
Enslaved People Named: Larry On March 12, 1838, Thomas B. Baker, Bryan County, sold to Thomas S. Clay and Anne Clay, also of Bryan County,
Bryan County Deed of Gift (Shineman/Dasher)
Enslaved People Named: Nelly On March 16, 1838, Elizabeth Shineman gifted to her nephew Horace Constantine Dasher “a negro girl about fourteen years of age,
Bryan County Deed of Gift (Maxwell/Maxwell)
Enslaved People Named: Hester, Joe, Leah, Matilda, Lucy On January 19, 1838, Ann Maxwell, widow of Bryan County, gifted to her daughter Mary Ann Maxwell
Marriage Contract (Maxwell/Burroughs)
Enslaved People Named: Patty, Henry On July 20, 1837, Ann Constant Maxwell, Savannah, and Oliver Sturges Burroughs, Savannah, entered into a marriage contract with her
Marriage Contract (Maxwell/Williams)
Enslaved People Named: Dolly On February 8, 1837, Mary Jane Maxwell, Savannah, and Thomas F. Williams, also of Savannah, entered into a marriage contract with
Bryan County Bill of Sale (McCormick/Rodgers)
Enslaved People Named: Jim, Little Peter, Baynard, Hannibal, David, Atticus, Robert, Dick, Cato, July, Bull, Bob, Mann, Little Peter, Sam, Little Antrum, Big Antrum, Augusteen
Bryan County Marriage Settlement (Simmons)
Enslaved People Named: John, Sally, Richard, Ellick, Chloe, Vicy, Ben, Ralph, Polly, Quamina, Nancy, Henry, Adam, Mary, Jupiter, Tamar, Doctor, Isaac, Friday, Lewey, Anna, Tabby,
Bryan County Deed of Gift (English/Waller)
Enslaved People Named: Quacco On September 15, 1837, Jemima English, Bryan County, gifted to her son George Waller, aged about 37, some real estate, “one
Bryan County Marriage Settlement (Maxwell)
Enslaved People Named: Adam, Venus, Caesar, Sary, Sandy, Isaac, Flora, Cate, Jacob, Eve, Lydia On September 28, 1837, William M. Maxwell, Bryan County, put in