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Bryan County Marriage Settlement (Maxwell)
Enslaved People Named: Billy, Judy, Sibby, Juba, Mary On February 8, 1837, John Pray Maxwell turned over to his wife’s trustees, John J. Maxwell and
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Maxwell/King)
Enslaved People Named: July Louisa, Scilla On February 8, 1837, John F. Maxwell, Bryan County, used as collateral on a promissory note of $663 to
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Clay/Clay)
Enslaved People Named: Fanny, Venus, Jenny, Hector, Abram, Lucy, Binah, Clarinda, Polly, Bella, Boston, Davy, Tom, Tyra [alt: Tira], Butcher, Primus, Ceasar, Ben, Wiltshire, Jacob,
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Ash/Stephen)
Enslaved People Named: Lizzy On November 29, 1836, George A. Ash, Chatham Count, sold to Cleminia J. Stephen for $700 “a certain negro wench slave
Bryan County Marriage Settlement (Harden)
Enslaved People Named: Larry, Jacob, Sam, Flora [?], Leah, Patty, Phillis [alt: Phyllis], Anne, Little Sambo, Adam, Moses, Johnny, Chloe, Catharine, Isaac, Die [alt: Dye]
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Morel/Patterson)
Enslaved People Named: Marcus, Betty, Jinny, Alick [alt: Alleck], Daphne, Sally, Hazzard, Patty, Margaret, and her infant, Billy, Binah [or Dinah], Tira [alt: Tyra], Silvey,
Bryan County Deed of Gift (Futch/Futch)
Enslaved People Named: Chavus, Nelly, Patience, Handy, Nelson On an unstated date in Bryan County, Onesimus O. Futch gifted to his son Jesse Futch “a
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Maxwell/King)
Enslaved People Named: Frank, Isabella, Minda, Davy, Hannah, Miriam On February 16, 1836, Benjamin C. Maxwell, Bryan County, used as collateral on a promissory note
Bryan County Deed of Gift (Shuman/Shuman)
Enslaved People Named: John On July 3, 1835, Fathia Shuman gifted to her son James Shuman “a negro boy named John between ten and fourteen
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Wilson/Bryan)
Enslaved People Named: None On March 21, 1835, William P. Wilson, Chatham County, transferred his rights to a chattel mortgage “of ten negro slaves and
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Galphin/McIntosh)
Enslaved People Named: John, Will, Martha, Priscilla, Rachel, Sam, Amy, Edmund, Sib On February 28, 1835, George W. Galphin, physician of Bryan County, used as
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Footman/Sanford)
Enslaved People Named: Binah On June 10, 1834, in Savannah, M.C. Footman acknowledged receipt of $200 from A.M. Sanford “in full pay for a negro
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Vanbrackel/Sanford)
Enslaved People Named: Sci [or Sei] On March 27, 1834, William H. Vanbrackel, Bryan County, sold to A.M. Sanford for $500 “a negro man Slave
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Penney/Miller)
Enslaved People Named: Jack, Sandy, Andrew, Boatswain, Bachus, Lewis, Charles, Hannah, Ruth, Tamar On June 18, 1834, at Savannah, Beecroft Penney, Bryan County, used as
Bryan County Marriage Settlement (Penney)
Enslaved People Named: Catharine, Flora, Billy, Jencis, Eliza, Laura, Mary, July, Lempster [alt: Lemster], Jim, Nelly, Sylvan On July 23, 1834, Beecroft Penney, planter of