African Americans of the Kentucky Borderlands

Items

• unknown, Robbin
  1820 Will of Alexander Newman; " I give & bequeath one negro boy named Robbin to my daughter Ally Rouse..."
• unknown, unknown [10]
  1821 Inventory of Alexander Newman; "child" appraised $250
• unknown, female [114]
  1821 Inventory of Alexander Newman; "old woman" appraised $601;
• unknown, Lucinda [5]
  The 1859 will of John B Noell lists Lucinda as given to his daughter Elizabeth.
• unknown, male [5]
  The 1859 inventory of John B. Noell lists "one negro boy" with a value of $550.
• unknown, female [10]
  The 1859 inventory of John B. Noell lists "one negro girl" valued at $350.
• unknown, child [47]
  The 1859 inventory of John B. Noell lists "one negro woman and child" with a combined value of $700.
• unknown, Henry [25]
  Listed as "black", no mother's name.
• Noel, Louisa
  Listed as "black", no mother's name.
• unknown, Smyths
• unknown, Sally [14]
  The 1853 inventory lists Sally, age 48, with a value of $200. John, Clinton, Sally and Mariah were set apart to widow Susan Norris per the 1854 division of slaves.
• unknown, Mariah [11]
  The 1853 inventory lists Mariah, age 7, with a value of $350. John, Clinton, Sally and Mariah were set apart to widow Susan Norris per the 1854 division of slaves.
• unknown, John [22]
  The 1853 inventory lists John, age 17, with a value of $600. John, Clinton, Sally and Mariah were set apart to widow Susan Norris per the 1854 division of slaves.
• unknown, Clinton [2]
  The 1853 inventory lists Clinton, age 2, with a value of $175. John, Clinton, Sally and Mariah were set apart to widow Susan Norris per the 1854 division of slaves.
• unknown, Elijah [2]
  The 1853 inventory lists Elijah, age 11, with a value of $450. He was set apart to Joseph C. Norris.
• unknown, America [3]
  The 1853 inventory lists America, age 13, with a value of $450. She was set apart to Harriet Norris Marshall.
• unknown, George New
  The 1853 inventory lists George New, age 2 months, with a value of $50. Anne, George New, and James were given to Martha Collins and Paulina Jenkins with a value for all four given of $725.
• unknown, Ann [36]
  The 1853 inventory lists Ann, age 25, with a value of $500. Anne, George New, and James were given to Martha Collins and Paulina Jenkins with a value for all four given of $725.
• unknown, James [26]
  The 1853 inventory lists James, age 3, with a value of $175. Anne, George New, and James were given to Martha Collins and Paulina Jenkins with a value for all four given of $725.
• unknown, Eleanor [1]
  1853 inventory lists Eleanor with a value of $200. There is no mention of her in the slave divison.
• unknown, Susan [6]
• Powell, Samuel
• unknown, Nancy Ann
• unknown, Mary [37]
• Powell, Lucy