Borderlands Archive and History Center Database

Items

• unknown, Richard [17]
  1835 division of enslaved held by Frederick Tanner; seven enslaved people were sold to some of the heirs, profit of sales to be divided equally between all twelve heirs. Richard sold to Henry Aylor for $410
• unknown, Edmund [15]
  1835 division of enslaved held by Frederick Tanner; seven enslaved people were sold to some of the heirs, profit of sales to be divided equally between all twelve heirs. Edmund sold to Ben Aylor for $453.25
• unknown, Madison
  1843 Will of Jerusia Alexander; Hannah and her two sons Washington and Madison transferred to Jerusia's son John T. Alexander
• unknown, Washington [8]
  1843 Will of Jerusia Alexander; Hannah and her two sons Washington and Madison transferred to Jerusia's son John T. Alexander
• unknown, Hannah [26]
  1843 Will of Jerusia Alexander; Hannah and her two sons Washington and Madison transferred to Jerusia's son John T. Alexander
• unknown, Albert [10]
  1840 Will of Frances Acra (unmarried, female); transfers her interest in Winny, Milton and Albert(all of whom were born of the enslaved brought from Virginia) to her sisters Polly and Jane Acra
• unknown, Milton [8]
  1840 Will of Frances Acra (unmarried, female); transfers her interest in Winny, Milton and Albert(all of whom were born of the enslaved brought from Virginia) to her sisters Polly and Jane Acra
• unknown, Winny [8]
  1840 Will of Frances Acra (unmarried, female); transfers her interest in Winny, Milton and Albert(all of whom were born of the enslaved brought from Virginia) to her sisters Polly and Jane Acra
• unknown, Jo [4]
  1840 Will of Frances Acra (unmarried, female); transfers her interest in Rachel, Alec and Jo to her sisters Polly Acra and Jane Acra. All three enslaved people were purchased jointly from the estate of their father in Virginia
• unknown, Alec [3]
  1840 Will of Frances Acra (unmarried, female); transfers her interest in Rachel, Alec and Jo to her sisters Polly Acra and Jane Acra. All three enslaved people were purchased jointly from the estate of their father in Virginia
• unknown, Rachel [22]
  1840 Will of Frances Acra (unmarried, female); transfers her interest in Rachel, Alec and Jo to her sisters Polly Acra and Jane Acra. All three enslaved people were purchased jointly from the estate of their father in Virginia
• unknown, Mary [97]
  1831 formal deed of agreement stating terms agreed to in 1822 between Robert Piatt and Thomas Jones, heirs of John Jones, Sr. (presumeably soon after his death,) Anderson, Hannah and Mary, and their increase, are set apart to Thomas Jones (now in his possesion)
• unknown, Hannah [28]
  1831 formal deed of agreement stating terms agreed to in 1822 between Robert Piatt and Thomas Jones, heirs of John Jones, Sr. (presumeably soon after his death,) Anderson, Hannah and Mary, and their increase, are set apart to Thomas Jones (now in his possesion)
• unknown, Celey [2]
  1831 formal deed of agreement stating terms agreed to in 1822 between Robert Piatt and Thomas Jones, heirs of John Jones, Sr. (presumeably soon after his death,) unnamed enslaved people now in the possesion of Robert Piatt set off ot him, additionally, woman Celey who has "absconded for a number of years" (if ever recovered) and her increase to be divided between Robert Piatt and Thomas Jones, heirs of John Jones Sr., deceased
• unknown, Fanny [34]
  Listed in 1833 inventory of Thomas Story- Fanny and child (Napoleon) together $350 Listed in the 1839 division of property of Thomas Story; enslaved woman Fanny (value $500) is set apart to the widow, Elizabeth (Arnold) Story, representing 1/3 of the total value of the enslaved (Fanny and her four children)
• unknown, Frank [4]
  Frank was baptised as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church in the month of August of the year 1800.
• unknown, Benjamin [8]
• unknown, Milly [2]
  Inventory of William Aylor, 1853, valued at $400; possibly the mother of Noah, born 9 May 1861.
• unknown, Jane [24]
  Listed as "black."
• unknown, Noah [7]
• unknown, Lucy [31]
  Estate sale of Michael Aylor valued at $200.
• unknown, Sarah [3]
• unknown, Lucy [27]
• unknown, Eliza [14]
• unknown, Charles [10]