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unknown, Bill [6]
The October 18, 1834 will of Moses Tousey lists Bill as "man" and assigns a value of $150.
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unknown, Agness [2]
The October 18, 1834 will of Moses Tousey lists Agness as "woman" and assigns a value of $325.
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unknown, Tommy
The 1863 will of Erastus Tousey gives his widow, Catherine "full power to set free my slaves, four in number; vis: Lydia, Martha, Jefferson and Tommy."
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White, Martha
The 1863 will of Erastus Tousey gives his widow, Catherine "full power to set free my slaves, four in number; vis: Lydia, Martha, Jefferson and Tommy." Martha was listed as a member of the Burlington, Baptist Church, prior to 1854. Martha gave an affidavit on behalf of Mary Price, who was applying for a pension after the Civil War death of her husband, Uriah.
In 1893, Martha's death notice was printed in the Boone County Recorder, announcing her burial in the Tousey family plot in the Old Burlington Cemetery. This was done at the direction of Mrs. Tousey, who had the body brought to Burlington from Cincinnati.
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unknown, Lydia [3]
The 1863 will of Erastus Tousey gives his widow, Catherine "full power to set free my slaves, four in number; vis: Lydia, Martha, Jefferson and Tommy." Lydia was listed as a member of the Burlington Baptist Church. She died in 1863.
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unknown, Jefferson [3]
In the 1863 will of Erastus Tousey he gives his widow, Catherine "full power to set free my slaves, four in number; vis: Lydia, Martha, Jefferson and Tommy." Jefferson was listed as a member of the Burlington Baptist Church, by experience, in September 1843.
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unknown, Malvina [2]
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unknown, male [69]
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unknown, Thomas [10]
In a January 10, 1832 inventory, Thomas is listed as "man." A will states that Thomas is to be freed in March 1833, per the laws of New York, where he was born. He was appraised at $80. Thomas was finally freed by deed in 1833, at the age of 28yrs, by Tousey, Erastus, son of Zerah, deceased.
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unknown, Laton
On April 3, 1815, Laton is listed with an assigned value of $400 and referred to as "boy." He is 13 yrs. old. He is also included in Ann ElizaTousey's guardianship and Betsey Tousey's dower.
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unknown, Clarissa [2]
In Betsey Tousey's March 9, 1815 dowry inventory, Clarissa is referred to as "girl about fourteen or fifteen."
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Jones, William [1]
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unknown, James [1]
James, a "black member, the property of James Talbot" is received as a member by letter on February 9, 1805
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unknown, Nanny [3]
Nanny was restored as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church in November 1800.
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unknown, Letty [1]
Letty was baptized in August 1800 as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church. She was dismissed in 1801 when a new church was formed.
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unknown, Judith [2]
Judith was baptized in August 1800 as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church. She was dismissed in October 1801 with formation of new church.
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unknown, Jacob [9]
Jacob was baptized in August 1800 as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church. He was dismissed in 1801 when a new church was formed.
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unknown, Dublin [2]
Dublin was baptized in August 1800 as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church. He was dismissed in 1801 when a new church was formed.
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unknown, Ben [16]
Ben was baptized in August 1800 as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church. He was dismissed in 1801 when a new church was formed.
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unknown, Asa [1]
Asa was baptized in August 1800 as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church. He was dismissed in 1801 when a new church was formed. Asa was a preacher, as was his slaveholder John Taylor.
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unknown, Richard [6]
In the March 1855 sale of estate, Jane Turner bought Richard for $590.
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unknown, James [11]
In the March 1855 sale of estate, Jane Turner bought James for $810.
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unknown, Milly [2]
Inventory of William Aylor, 1853, valued at $400; possibly the mother of Noah, born 9 May 1861.
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unknown, Noah [7]
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Towsey, George
George Towsey claimed to have been born in Boone County, and was "traded" several times within the county. He was possibly held by the Tousey family and claimed to have been owned by Joseph Wilson, the father of President Woodrow Wilson. He ultimately settled in Oxford and Hamilton, Ohio.