Brockman, Adam

Title: Brockman, Adam
Alias: unknown, Adam [1]
Gender: Male
Biography: Adam was received as a member of the Sand Run Baptist Church on March 20th, 1819. He was excluded in June of 1829.; Adam was accused of adultery for marrying and living with Kizza (a.k.a. Keziah), while he was a married man. He may be the same Adam as a bondsman of George Gibson. Adam and Keziah appear as Free Persons of Color (FPOC) in Boone County, Ky. on the 1850 Census.
Member: Brockman family
Birth date: circa 1790; circa 1795
Place of birth: Kentucky; Virginia
Spouse(s): Brockman, Keziah
Child(ren): Brockman, Rachel
Participant in: 1829--Adam Excluded For Adultery; 1822--Keziah Brockman Excluded for Integrating and Adultery
Member of: Sand Run Baptist Church (Francisville, Ky.)
Relationship: Slaveholder(s): Brockman, Andrew; Brockman, Andrew
Bibliographic citation(s): The birthdates and birthplaces between the Seventh and Eighth U.S. Census are different. Kentucky was once part of Virginia and admitted as the fifteenth state on 1 Jun 1792, which could account for the inconsistency.
Source(s): Minutes of the Proceedings of the Sand Run Church; Seventh Census of the United States, 1850; Eighth Census of the United States, 1860

Item sets: AA--Enslaved--Kentucky--Boone County--B; AA--Free People of Color--Kentucky--Boone County

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1822--Keziah Brockman Excluded for Integrating and Adultery	Event
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