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Bryan County Bill of Sale (King/Hayman)
Enslaved People Named: Abby On November 25, 1834, Harriet King, Savannah, Chatham County, sold to Stouten Hayman, Bryan County, for $380 “a certain negro girl
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Williams/Smith)
Enslaved People Named: Becca On September 2, 1834, Thomas Williams, Chatham County, sold to Solomon Smith, Bryan County, for $425 “a certain negro girl by
Bryan County Marriage Settlement (Stephen)
Enslaved People Named: John, Bella, Beck, Chloe, Samuel, Rachael, Tuesday, Tom, Bella, Kate. On July 23, 1834, Alexander W. Stephen, planter of Bryan County, added
Bryan County Estate Settlement (Mann/Pray)
Enslaved People Named: Sappo, George, Billy On September 5, 1833, John A. Mann, McIntosh County, released the executors of the estate of John Pray from
Bryan County Estate Settlement (Mann)
Enslaved People Named: Sappo, George, Billy On September 5, 1833, John A. Mann, McIntosh County, released the executors of the estate of John Pray from
Bryan County Sheriff’s Sale (Baker/Charlton)
Enslaved People Named: Tom On August 5, 1834, at a Sheriff’s sale at the Bryan County Courthouse, Thomas J. Charlton purchased “a negro man slave,
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Cuyler/Cuyler)
Enslaved People Named: Lucy, Hagar, Pussy, Isaac, Peggy, Fanny, Alexander, Augustus, Hester On April 23, 1833, William H. Cuyler, doctor of medicine of Savannah, used
Chatham County Bill of Sale (Sanderlin/Hodgins)
Enslaved People Named: Hannah On November 26, 1830, in Savannah, Jesse Sanderlin, Savannah, Chatham County, sold to Mary Hodgins, same place for $200 “a certain
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (King)
Enslaved People Named: None On February 1, 1833, William King, factor of Savannah, used as collateral on a promissory note of $4300 to the “Georgia
Bryan County Marriage Contract (Harden/Maxwell)
Enslaved People Named: George, Lucy, Grace, Penda, Mary, Hardtimes, Israel, Albert, Lucy, Emma On March 15, 1832, Charles A. Harden, Bryan County, entered into a
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Bradley/Bird)
Enslaved People Named: Dick On January 4, 1833, John Bradley and his wife Jane Bradley, Liberty County, sold to James N Bird, Bryan County, for
Bryan County Sheriff’s Sale (Baker/Sanford)
Enslaved People Named: Glasgo, Mars On August 7, 1832, Alexander M. Sanford purchased “a negro man by the name of Glasgo [alt: Glasgow]” for $305
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Shuman/English)
Enslaved People Named: Will On January 5, 1833, in Bryan County, Jekyl Shuman sold to Reuben English for $345 “a certain negro boy about ten
Bryan County Bill of Sale (Powers/Crum)
Enslaved People Named: Simon On January 16, 1832, Clem Powers, Effingham County, sold to Henry W. Crum, Bryan County, for $450 “a certain negro man
Bryan County Chattel Mortgage (Penny/Huguenin)
Enslaved People Named: Catharine, Sylvan, Mary On May 22, 1832, Beecroft Penny [alt: Penney], Bryan County, used as collateral on a promissory note of $400