Inward Slave Manifests for the Port of New Orleans
Roll 2, January-March 1821Transcribed by Dee Parmer Woodtor, PhD
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#250.1 Mobile Sch Orleans Packet M: Abraham Heartt 13 Jan 1821 O,S A. Heartt Slaves David m 22 5-7 Negro #250.2 Mobile Sch Rose in Bloom M: Joseph Pervis 17 Jan 1821 S H. Hoffman Slaves Not Named m 35 5-8 Negro #250.3 Savannah Slp Susan of New York M: William J. Rogers 29 Jan 1821 O,S Benjamin Buche Slaves Jacob m 24 5-? Black #250.4 Same Entry Slaves Will m about 45 5-6 Black R & J Habercham, Savannah Clarissa f 18 5-0 Black Bullock & Dunwoody*, Savannah Tom m 21 5-7 Black Edward Williams & Co., Savannah Backus? m 32 6-0 Black " " Rose f 21 5-0 Black " " Julia f 16 5-0 Mulatto " " Betty f 29 5-0 Black " " Sally f 15 5-0 Black " " William m 14 4-7 Dark " " * John Dunwoody, Robert Habersham, and Edward Williams are Shippers Via Balize -- Arrival New Orleans 1 March 1821/Arrival Balize 20 Feb #250.5 New York Brig Mexican of New Orleans M: John Wales 2 Jan 1821 S: Goodhuct & Co., New York for R. D. Shep Ëherd & Co. C: R. D. Shepherd & Co., New Orleans Slaves Lucy f 14 5-0 Class = ? #251 Charleston Ship Robert Fulton of New York M: Henry Holduge 28 Dec 1821 O: M.C. Comstock Slaves Nat m 14 4-9 Black #252 Richmond Sch Robert Burns M: Gerome Jackson 5 Feb 1821 O,S: William Fulcher of Richmond, Virginia Slaves Henry Carter m 22 5-9 All Brown Joshua Tomkins m 22 5-4 Polly f 17 5-0 Jim Jones m 12 4-6 Abraham Johnson m 12 4-10 #253 Norfolk Sch James Monroe M; John S. Hopkins 26 Feb 1821 O,S Joseph Isnard, New Orleans MALES George 20 5-8 All Black Bob 20 5-11 Boston 21 5-7 Nat 16 4-10 Coffee 23 5-5 James 19 5-5 Jim 14 4-10 David 19 6-0 Lewis 18 5-4 Isaac 26 5-5 Victor 40 5-5 W(?)owmeny 16 5-0 (probably Quameny) Edward 44 5-0 FEMALES Sally 40 5-3 Grace 15 5-2 Mimy & Infant 25 4-9 Silon 20 5-4 Rachel 17 4-11 Sally 16 4-11 Rachel 25 5-3 #254 Norfolk Sch James Monroe M: John Hopkins 26 Feb 1821 O,S George Leslie, Norfolk VA SLAVES Silva f 14 4-10 Black #255 SAM ËE ENTRY Date: 19 Feb 1821 O,S John Holton, Smithfield, VA SLAVES Joe m 21 5-4 Black #256 SAME ENTRY Date: 21 feb 1821 O, S Thomas Balls, Norfolk VA SLAVES Luke m 16 5-0 Black #257 SAME ENTRY O,S Reardon & Co. Norfolk, VA (Mathew Reardon) SLAVES Rachel f 23 4-11 Black James m 16 4-8 " Isaac m 16 4-8 " #258 SAME ENTRY O,S Jonathan L. Godman, Norfolk VA SLAVES Nelly f 28 5-5 Black #259 SAME ENTRY O, S A. C. Whitehead, Norfolk VA SLAVES Ceasar m 30 5-8 Black (This line erased, see below) Emanuel m 28 6-0 Black Mary & Infant f 18 5-2 Black NOTE that the following was written on the manifest: The name of the slave first mentioned in this manifest "Cesar" has been erased in this office before the clearance of the Sch James Monroe, the said slave ? has been landed. Cutstoms Office, Norfolk. #260 SAME ENTRY O,S George Wilson, Norfolk VA SLAVES George m 26 5-7 Black #261 Mobile Sch Orleans Packet M: A. Heartt 13 Feb 1821 SLAVES Note: Under owner or shipper co Ëlumn, the following appears: A. Heartt, consigned to ? Old Le? Novaceut and A. Heartt is shipper. ??? m 27 5-6 Negro #262 Mobile Sch Washington M: William L. Bennett 14 Feb 1821 S James Bell, Claibourn SLAVES Moses m 23 5-7 Mulatto Fanny f 40 5-1 Black #263 Norfolk Sch James Monroe M:John Hopkins 24 Feb 1821 O,S D. A. Reynolds, Norfolk VA SLAVES Charles m 33 5-3 Black #264 SAME ENTRY O,S David A. Reynolds, Norfolk VA SLAVES Sally f 30 5-6 Yellow John m 5 3-7 Bright Yellow or White #265 SAME ENTRY Note: This is a summary manifest Norfolk Sch James Monroe M: John Hopkins 25 Feb 1821 O,S Edwin Lee SLAVES David m 22 5-6 Mulatto Scipio m 40 5-7 L. Black John m 19 5-11 Black Frank m 24 5-5 Black Tom m 22 5-2 Black Moses m 24 5-10 Black Stephen m 24 5-6 Black Anthony m 19 5-5 Black Lewis m 22 5-9 Black Esther f 10 4-2 L. Black Lucy f 12 4-4 B. Molatto Sarah f 16 5-3 L. ? Mulatto Joe m 17 5-3 L. Black Tom m 26 5-5 L. Black Tully m 17 5-4 Black Aaron m 35 5-3 Ë " Ned m 24 5-3 " Jacob m 24 5-4 L. Black Daniel m 23 5-3 " Ned m __ 5-6 " Nancy & her f 18 4-12 " child Betsey f 2 2-8 " Nancy f 17 5-1 Black Peggy f 18 5-5 Black Wener f 41 5-1 " Child at breast " Grace f 19 5-1 " Rachel f 16 4-11 " Mary f 10 4-5 " Eady f 4 3-3 " Anthony m 43 5-8 " Rachel f 28 Erasure made before the vessel cleared Jinny f 28 5-1 " Parris m 26 5-7 Mulatto Mary f 16 4-9 Black Sam m 5-5 " Jerry m 26 5-6 " Nancy f 25 5-3 " Davy m 13 4-5 " #266 Baltimore Brig Chatsworth M: John Davison 3 Jan 1821 Note: This ship was given permission at the Port of Mobile on the 31 of January to land the slaves named in the manifest. On 2 Feb 1821, permission was given to proceed to New Orleans. On 15 Feb, at Balize, the collector of customs entered a note: Examined and find Henry as described in this list not to be aboard. But Henrietta, a female that appears to answer the age(?). On 5 March, Beverly ËChew, collector of Customs for New Orleans gave the Chatsworth permission to land. O,S David Anderson, Kentucky Consigned Hector Mc Lean & Co., New Orleans SLAVES Jamy m 25 5-8 Black Daniel m 18 5-8 " Polly f 22 5-4 Yellowish Henrietta f 6 3-8 " Maria f 2 3-0 " Charley m 18 5-5 " Rhoda f 10 4-7 " Adam m 11 4-5 " Henry m 35 5-3 " Nancy f 8 4-3 " Maria f 4 3-3 " Casey m 8 3-9 " Anna f 2 2-7 " Esther f 10 5-11 Darker Polly(Esther's ?Child) f 4 mos Darker #267 Mobile Sch ? M: Thomas W. Dailey 2 March 1821 O,S E. E. Russell SLAVES Matilda f 10 4-7 Negro #268 Charleston Steamship Robert Fulton of New York M: John Mott 22 Feb 1821 S: Solomon Debow SLAVES Abbey f 8 4-0 Black #269 Mobile Sch Harriett M: John Pigeon 9 March 1821 O A. L. Sands (Lands) SLAVES Perry m 27 5-6 Negro Rose f 9 4-2 " INWARD SLAVE MANIFESTS April-June 1821 #270 Mobile Sch Harriett M: John Pigeon 28 March 1821 S William Mobley SLAVES Di Ëck m 45 5-9 Negro #271 Mobile Sch Orleans Packet M: A. Heartt 1 April 1821 S A. Heartt SLAVES C?adet m 12 4-12 Mulatto #272 Baltimore Brig Emilie M: Benjamin Godfrey 29 March 1821 O,S William Bratten of Snow? Hill, Consigned to Shipper SLAVES Bob? m 22 5-7 Dark Black Solomon m 33 5-6 Black #273 SAME ENTRY 27 March 1821 O,S Thomas R. P. Spencer, Snow Hill SLAVES Charles m 19 5-1 Pale Black Harry m 17 4-11 Pale Black Ben m 12 4-1 Black Arthur m 28 5-6 Mulatto Kesiah f 22 5-1 Black Dorcas f 18 4-11 Black Vine f 14 4-9 Black Rose f 11 4-5 Black Harriet, Kesiah's Child Infant 10 mos Bright Mulatto Josiah ? 4 3-0 Dark Mulatto #274 SAME ENTRY O William Kermer, New Orleans S: Henry Thompson SLAVES Lucy Williams f 17 5-0 Negro #275 Baltimore Ship Caroline of New Orleans M:J. Serrill 2 March 1821 O,S Thomas Ferguson for Helso & Ferguson SLAVES John m 21 5-8 Pale Black Hanson m 21 5-7 Black Jacob m 17 4-11 Pale Black Solomon Douglas m 27 5-8 Mulatto Via Balize 20 March Ë1821, Arrived in New Orleans 3 April 1821 #276 Richmond Sch Hannah of Gloucester M: Solomon Davis 17 Jan 1821 Note: Arrived 12 March at Balize 22 March at New Orleans Shipped by Charles Morgan of ? O or C: Laurent Millaudin, New Orleans SLAVES Harry m 43 5-6 Black Frank m 58 5-11 Black #276 Con't. Edmund m 19 5-3 Brown Christian m 20 5-6 Black Abraham m 18 5-8 Brown Aberdeen m 21 5-8 Yellow Grace f 25 5-4 Dark Horatio (Infant w/ Grace) Age: 2 Peter m 13 5-1 Black Frank m 14 5-5 " " Tom m 12 4-4 " Joshua m 7 4-1 Charles m 12 4-3 " Henry m 7 4-2 " Richmond m 13 4-8 " Peter m 8 4-2 " Solomon m 15 5-7 " John m 22 5-11 " Gabrial m 35 5-6 Brown Randolph m 8 4-2 Black Edmund m 13 4-10 " Astin m 6 3-4 Yellow Ross m 6 3-4 " Phil m 8 3-9 Black Luke m 13 4-6 " Bartlett m 7 3-7 " Isereal m 12 4-7 " Godfrey m 14 5-1 " Mary Ann f 21 4-11 Yellow Lucy f 2 2-8 Infant Ratchel f 12 5-4 Black Betsey f 15 5-1 " Eady f 5 3-7 Brown Ratchele? f 16 5-4 Black Nelly f 22 5-5 Br Ëown Ratchell f 50 4-5 Brown Lucy f 16 4-9 Black Eliza f 16 5-1 Black Eliza f 16 5-1 Brown Grace f 20 5-3 Yellow Louisa Infant (presumably to Grace) Dolly f 8 4-0 Yellow Lucy f 16 5-3 Black Nancy f 8 3-11 " Leana f 40 5-1 " Polly? f 17 5-1 Yellow Caroline f 18 5-1 Black Nancy Infant (presumably to Caroline) Polly f 35 5-4 Black Ally f 8 4-4 Brown Lucy f 40 5-1 " James Infant presumably to Lucy Eady f 16 5-0 Black Burwell m 9 4-1 " #276 con't. Max?well m 7 3-9 " John m 7 3-12 " William m 8 4-9 " Lucy f 20 5-3 " James m 13 4-7 " Caroline f 24 5-5 " #277 SAME ENTRY Shipper, Owner or Consignee: Dennis Bragg of New Orleans, On Board William m 5 3-4 Yellow Stephen m 13 4-8 Black #278 Charleston Brig Arethusa M: H. Leslie 10 Feb 1821 O E. Ewing, Charleston SLAVES Harry m 24 or 25 6-2 Black #279 Norfolk Brig Emilie of Baltimore M: Benjamin Godfrey 4 April 1821 O,S Joseph Isnard, New Orleans Slaves Armstead m 17 5-6 All Black Johnson m 19 5-7 David m 13 4-7 Davy m 21 5 Ë-9 #280 Charleston Sch Etna of Falmouth M: Robinson Phinney 6 April 1821 O,S (see below) Slaves Shippers Will m 21 5-8 ? Wlm Newston for Trimbolz?, Charleston Peter m 23 5-7 ? A. N. Mazyck, Charleston #281 SAME ENTRY 11 April 1821 O,S John G?. Fraser Slaves Monday m 25 5-10 Black #282 SAME ENTRY 6 April 1821 O William Mc Elmoyle Slaves Maria f 22 5-4 ? #283 SAME ENTRY O,S All John L. Alford, Alexandria, D.C. except where noted. Slaves Peyton m 21 5-4 All listed as "Negro" except where noted Ned m 30 5-6 Ben m 30 5-10 #283 con't. Adam m 30 5-5 Shadrach m 24 5-5 Cornelius m 19 5-5 Amos m 22 5-6 Bob m 26 5-10 Jacob m 20 5-11 John m 18 5-5 Mulatto William m 20 6-0 " James m 21 5-8 " Nobb? m 21 5-8 Dick Sims m 35 6-2 Jessee Gorham m 45 5-11 Roanoke m 15 5-0 Jim m 14 5-0 Thomas m 13 4-11 Mulatto David m 16 5-5 " Lucinda f 35 5-1 Butler m 10 4-4 Sophia f 1 2-2 Rachel f 9 3-5 Nelson m 7 3-7 Jim m 2 2-3 Ann f 18 5-1 Richard m 2 2-7 Mulatto Win Ëney f 16 4-10 Jim m 2 2-3 Malinda f 26 5-6 Eliza f 2 2-3 Ellen f 19 5-2 Betsey f 14 4-11 Claracy f 21 5-3 Harriet f 20 5-3 Agnes f 26 5-0 Carolline f 16 5-4 Mulatress Hariet f 17 5-5 Charlotte f 14 5-0 Daniel m 8 3-10 Mariah & Child f 18 5-1 Mulatresss O,S: Robinson Phinney #284 Norfolk Sch Ann of Norfolk M: William Ross 10 April 1821 O,S Hugh Pannell, Norolk VA Slaves John m 31 5-6 Black #285 SAME ENTRY 14 April 1821 O,S Christopher Hubbard of Elizabeth City Co., VA Slaves Jessey m 28 5-9 All Black except where noted Peter m 14 4-9 Abraham m 12 4-7 #285 con't. Lemes? m 10 4-2 William m 8 3-12 Phil m 9 4-2 Lucy f 10 4-6 Caroline f 7 3-8 Maria f 16 4-11 Chaney f 4 3-3 Seller f 32 5-2 Wilson m 18 5-6 Ramson m 19 5-4 Ralph m 10 4-3 Jenny f 12 4-11 Tawney Oney f 16 5-3 Piney f 50 5-8 Abraham m 22 5-5 Lucy f 12 4-10 Betty f 10 4-6 Paul m 6 3-7 Tawney Henry m 22 5-9 " Robert m 9 4-1 Haley m 8 3-12 G?awen m 10 4-2 Primus m 13 4-11 Judy f 19 5-5 Tawney Rach Ëel f 19 5-3 Viney f 18 4-11 Patsey f 18 4-11 Harriet f 7 4-0 Esther f 18 5-1 Lewis m 18mos 2-4 Frances f 40 5-3 Mulatto Sally f 12 4-6 Tawney Peter m 6 3-5 Lillie Frances f 3 2-11 Mulatto #286 SAME ENTRY (See previous entries for Lee) 14 April 1821 O,S Edwin Lee, Norfolk Slaves Lucinda f 17 5-2 All Black unless otherwise noted Matilda f 16 5-1 Lucy f 10 4-3 Billy m 11 4-4 Ganey? m 20 5-6 Tawney Peggy f 30 4-10 " Pleasant f 5 3-2 " Robbin m 33 5-8 Charles m 18 5-5 James m 30 5-9 Louisa f 19 5-1 Mulatto Tom m 9 4-3 Davey m 7 4-0 Ben m 4 3-4 Criss f 5 3-6 Peggy f 49 5-2 Quarckeu? m 18 5-7 (Actually Quaque) Henry m 12 4-7 Jack m 12 4-3 Peter m 12 4-0 John m 12 4-3 William m 6 3-5 James m 3 2-10 Patience f 21 5-4 Mulatto Nancy f 28 5-3 Emely f 15 5-3 Lean f 13 5-0 Elizabeth f 9 3-11 Mulatto Abey f ll 4-5 Tom m 10 4-5 Lewis m 11 4-4 Addition to the manifest Len m 19 5-10 O? C. A. Glunfall? #287 Mobile Slp Herald M: H. Munroe 7 May 1821 O,S William H. Ë Robertson, Mobile Slaves Jacob m 26 5-3 Negro #288 Charleston Brig: Cosmopolite M: Alexander Campbell 17 March 1821 O,S Joseph W. Allston, Georgetown by Rich D. Smith (shipper) Chaleston Slaves Abraham m 26 5-11 Black #289 SAME ENTRY Slaves (See last column for O,S) Jack m 25 5-7 Black Sifly* & Mintzing, Charleston Christmas m 35 5-7 Black James Nolan, Charleston Inspected and found to agree except in the height of Christmas. * Henry Sifly signed the customs papers #290 SAME ENTRY 20 March 1821 O,S Michael Keckeley, Charleston Slaves Chalt? S. m 19 6-0 Black Bob S. m 22 5-9 Yellow Via Balize. Inspected and found to agree except in height. #291 SAME ENTRY 17 March 1821 Slaves Owners Ranson m 19 5-6 Black William Allan, Charleston Aaron m 22 5-10 Black A. B. Mazyck, Charleston Peter m 30 5-9 Yellow Peter Kennedy?, Charleston #292 SAME ENTRY Slaves Shipper = Thomas Cochran of Charleston Robert m about 30 5-8 Mulatto Paul* m about 33 5-5 Black Paul listed "Has but o Ëne eye." #293 SAME ENTRY O: Joseph Pritchard, Charleston Slaves Robin m 30 4-8 Black #294 SAME ENTRY Slaves Owners Moses m 29 5-10 Black Charles Edmundton?, Charleston Diana f 26 5-5 Black John Hauck, Charleston #295 SAME ENTRY 17 March 1821 Slaves Owners (All of Charleston) Peter m 24 5-9 or10 Black William Newton for Elias Horry Natt m 21 5-6 Yellow A. Campbell James m 38 5-7 Black Dav M. Wasley George m 38 5-3 Black Gibbs* & Harper not on board Arsenne f 25 5-3 Black A. Milne & Co. Not on board Lousia f 2 her children Black " Lisette f 5 her children Black " Maria f 22 5-4 Yellow Wlm. Mc Elmoyle not on board Hester f 43 5-3 Black Thomas T(F)ell? June? m 25 5-9 Black Bery Moore Esq. Anthony m 48 5-4 Yellow John R. Rogers J?emima m 21 5-3 Black Timothy Sullivan Ben m 45 5-8 Black Edward B. Linden March m 26 5-9 Black John E. Shirmer William m 22 5-9 Black John Wilson *George Gibbs Ages -- first seven were listed with "about" preceding eac jh age * Heights -- The word "about" appeared at the top of the height column. The entries with the following names were marked through with a line: George, Arsenne, Louisa, Lisette, and Maria. See following entry for clarification. Apparently, a separate manifest was completed as these slaves were shipped on the Schooner Milo. Note Written on form: Creston House Charleston 17 March 1821 I do hereby certify that the names of George Gibbs, William McElmoyle, and Andrew Milne erased above was done by me and that the five slaves stated on the other side to be shipped by them have not been shipped on board of this vessel. Edward Kennedy. #296 (See #295) Charleston Sch Milo M: Pearce Allan 15 March 1821 Slaves Owners, All of Charleston Arsenne f 25 5-0 All Black Andrew Milne Louisa f 2 3-6 " Lizette f 5 4-0 " George m 30 5-2 George Gibbs Í#297 AFFIDAVIT: State of Louisiana, Parish of New Orleans Before me Joseph Roffigias, Mayor of the City of New Orleans, personally appeared J. B. E. G. Muloan of the said city, who for being duly sworn, says and declare, that he is on his departure from this port for Le Havre (France), on board the ship Concordia. hereof Davis is master and intends to take with him, on the same board, for his personal attendance, his servant Thomas, a free Negro man, forty five years of age, five feet and seven inches height, the forehead somewhat back having some wringles (sic) around the chin and mouth -- and said G. B. E. G. Missuss, further states that the above present declaration is made in order that on his return to the City of New Orleans, or Í otherwise said free Negro man Thomas above described may be permitted to return and be admitted in this City of New Orleans. Sworn to and subscribed before me at New Orleans the 17th day of April 1821. ____ , Mayor District of Mississippi, Port of New Orleans Having seen the above declaration and description of the negro man Thomas, permission is hereby given to bring him back into this District, provided he shall be presented? ?? Inspector of the Customs at the Balize, prior? to his departure and on his return to that place? the Inspector will certify the same in this permit. Bev. Chew Follows a note in French attesting that the said person did arrive in France. #298 Baltimore Brig: Intelligence M: B. J. Jenkins 1 May 1821 O,S,C A zlexander Somerville Slaves Roswell m 60 5-8 Black Bill m 30 6-0 " Na?? m 22 5-10 " John m 27 5-10 " Rebecca f 18 5-5 " Nelly f 18 5-4 Yellow Phillis f 25 5-4 Black Lucy f 2 3-0 Yellow Mary Ann f 2 3-0 " Mary Ann f 1 2-0 Black Note: Names 3 and 4 were marked out, but no reference notes were entered by Customs at New Orleans to indicate that these slaves did not land or were not on board. #299 SAME ENTRY 27 April 1821 S & A: Joseph A. Wallace of Baltimore O: D. A. McCoy C: Isaac L. McCoy, New Orleans Slaves Joseph m 14 4-10 Black Louis m 11 4-2 " Oliver m 9 3-10 Light Black Lloyd m 8 3-8 Dark Mulatto Ë #300 SAME ENTRY O & S: Benedict J. Jenkins of Baltimore Slaves Joseph m 21 5-0 Black #301 SAME ENTRY 30 April 1821 S: John Barron of Baltimore C: Margaret Lewis, New Orleans Slaves Harriet f 23 5-0 Mulatto #302 SAME ENTRY O,S Victor de Mapiere, New Orleans Slaves John Selden m 25 5-7 Black Jakes Porter m 20 5-5 Mulatto William Sheppherd m 20 5-8 Black S?empson Nichelson m 25 5-6 " George Mathews m 17 5-6 " Edward m 14 4-8 " Mathew m 12 4-6 " Joe m 9 4-2 " William T?eeb m 36 5-5 " Davis Lasty m ? 4-5 " Katy Holton? f 25 5-4 " Jerry m 18 5-5 Mulatto Eloisa f 14 4-9 Black William m 13 4-5 " Lucy f 26 5-1 " Robert m 14 4-9 " Note: "Joe is a mulatto boy says his mother is free." Apparently some discrepancy existed about Joe's description and the number of slaves on board. No indication given as to how resolved. A note indicates "...found them to agree excepting one mulatto boy said to be black on the manifest." Bev Ëerly Chew, head of customs, states: "Satisfacory security has _____ to produce proof of the boy Joe being a slave -- the whole of the slaves may therefore be landed." Permission was granted to land. #303 SAME ENTRY 1 May 1821 O,S David Anderson C: Hector Mc Lean & Co. Merchants, New Orleans Slaves Moses Pringle m 22 5-6 Black Thomas Dinniston m 25 5-10 " Solomon m 20 5-6 " Ben m 24 5-8 Yellowish Harry m 16 5-2 Black William m 11 4-7 " Mary f 19 4-9 Dark Mulatto Fanny f 9 4-3 " " Ann Primrose f 25 5-3 Mulatto #304 Norfolk Brig Arathusa R. Fisher 5 May 1821 O,S John Hopkins, Norfolk James Robinson m 34 5-4 All Black Nancy f 14 5-1 Sally f 15 5-1 #305 Mobile Sch Bright Phoebus M: Stephen Chandler April 30 1821 Slaves Owners Bill m 21 5-5 tawny ___ S. Chandler Mobile Joe m 30 6-0 black S. Chandler Mobile Jim m 24 6-0 black T. Richardson Mobile (on board) Dice f 34 5-3 black A. Gunnison Mobile #306 Baltimore & Norfolk Brig Emilie M: B Ëenjamin Godfrey 15 May 1821 Statement: Attests that no change has taken place except that "... one of them retained at Baltimore by legal process and one birth in the passage." #307 Mobile Slp Murtha E. B. Tatum 16 May 1821 S: A. F. Storm, Mobile Slaves Sam m 24 5-10 Mulatto #308 Norfolk Sch Ann M: William Ross 14 April 1821 Slaves Shipped or Owned by Christopher Hubbard, Elizabeth City County, Virginia Jesse m 28 5-9 All black unless indicated Peter m 13 4-9 Abraham m 12 4-7 Lewis m 10 4-2 William m 8 3-11 Phil m 9 4-2 Lucy f 10 4-6 Caroline f 7 3-7 Maria f 16 4-11 Chaney m 4 3-3 Siller m 32 5-2 Wilson m 18 5-6 Rawson m 17 5-4 Ralph m 10 4-2 Jenny f 12 4-11 tawney Oney f 16 5-3 Piney f 2? 5-8 Abraham m 22 5-3 Lucy f 12 4-9 Betty f 10 4-6 Paul m 6 3-1 tawney Henry m 22 5-9 Robert m 9 4-1 Haley m 8 3-11 Gawen m 10 4-2 Primus m 13 4-11 Judy f 17 5-5 tawney Rachel f 19 5-3 Viney f 18 4-11 Patsy f 18 4-11 Hariet f 7 4-0 Esther f 18 5-1 Lewis m 18 mos 2-4 Frances Ëf 40 5-3 mulatto Sally f 12 4-6 tawney Peter m 6 3-5 Little Frances f 3 2-11 mulatto Slaves owned by Edwin Lee, Norfolk Lucinda f 17 5-2 Matilda f 16 5-1 Lucy f 10 4-3 Billy m 11 4-4 Garey m 20 5-6 tawney Peggy f 30 4-10 Pleasant f 5 3-2 Robbin m 33 5-1 Charles m 1 5-5 James m 30 5-9 Louisa f 19 5-1 mulatto Tom m 9 4-3 Cary m 7 4-0 Ben m 4 3-4 Cris f 5 3-6 Peggy f 49 5-2 Quaku m 18 5-7 Henry m 12 4-7 Jack m 12 4-3 Peter m 12 4-0 John m 12 4-2 William m 6 3-5 James m 3 2-10 Patience f 21 5-4 mulatto Nancy f 28 5-3 Emily f 15 5-3 Elsey f 15 5-1 Lelor? f 13 5-0 Elizabeth f 9 3-11 mulatto Abbey f 11 4-5 Tom m 10 4-4 Lewis m 11 4-3 Len m 19 5-10 Slaves owned by Hugh Pannell, Virginia John m 31 5-6 #309 New York BrigPhoebe Ann M: Silas Holmes 3 May 1821 O: William Meyer, New Orleans S: John Turnard, New York Slaves Melinda f 19 5-0 mulatto #310 Mobile Slp Alabama Packet M: John Pigeon 20 June 1821 O & S: Philip M. Lasky Slaves Dick m 24 5-8 Nigra (sic) #31 Ë0 con't. Note: ".... the person above described has been condemned in the District Court for the district of Alabama as imported in violation of under the laws of the states and sold under a decree of the court by the marshall of the said district, and is lawfully held to service and labor." The collector of the port, Addie Lewis, signed stating that "I know the above statement to be correct." #311 Same Entry S: Wm H. Robertson Slaves Adam m 33 5-8 Negro #312 Baltimore Brig Agent M: Samuel VanHorn 15 June 1821 O,S: Jos Isnard, New Orleans Note: All listed as "Negro" unless otherwise indicated Slaves Louis m 24 5-6 Black James m 27 5-8 Mulatto Enoc m 14 4-9 " Mary f 24 5-4 " George m 8 3-9 " Thomas m 6 3-8 " Esther f 9 3-11 Esther f 23 5-4 Matilda f 3 Lucinda f 18 mos James m 23 5-1 Lydia infant Philis f 20 5-2 William m 2 Sarah f 18 4-11 Esther f 12 4-6 Mary f 9 4-1 Peter m 10 4-1 Appy m 33 5-10 Moses m 30 5-10 Joe m 17 5-6 Willi Ëam m 8 3-11 Melinda f 17 5-3 #313 Same Entry O,S Robert Brough, Norfolk Slaves Joe m 21 5-5 Mulatto #314 Charleston Slp Ann Thomas M: Capt. Thomas Budd 2 May 1821 O,S: Augustus Tollin Arrival: 20th June Slaves Vincent m 48 5-0 Black #315 Same Entry O,S: Dr. Robert Chisolm TO: George Chisolm Slaves Gibbs m 25 5-4 Black #316 Same Entry O, S: This information is not lined properly. Therefore, ownership for Carolina and Joe is difficult to determine. The name Wm.? Newton was next to Fortune and Chloe in the owner/shipper column. For Carolina, the following was entered: for Caleb C. Loud (?) and for James F. Edwards. For Joe, the following was entered: for Jas S. Hopkins and the following line read, Hugh P. Davis. Under residence column, the name Manchester was listed on the second line, Sumpter District on the third, Charleston on the fourth, and Goode Creek on the last line. Deposition listed Wm Newton and H. P. Davis as shippers. Slaves Fortune m 27 5-10 blank Chloe Ë f 35 4-11 blank Carolina m 22 4-11 Black Joe m 18 5-2 Yellow #317 Same entry Slaves Eliza f 13 blank blank Note: Under Owner/Shipper column : Paul D'Emilie, a free Blackman---Charleston. On the deposition, D'Emilie was listed as the owner and signed his name Paul De'mellee. INWARD SLAVE MANIFESTS July-September 1821 #318 Pensacola (Territoy of Florida) Sch Washington M: Edward Wyme 21 July 1821 Slaves Owners Peter f 40 5-6 Mulatto A. Duncan, New Orleans Prince f 46 5-6 Negro D. Morgan, New Orleans #319 Mobile Slp Herald M: Hugh Monroe 12 July 1821 S: Terry M. Cusker Slaves Lucy f 25 5-6 Mulatto Caroline f 3 2-6 Mulatto #320 Baltimore Brig Agent M: Samuel Van Horn 8 June 1821 O & S: Levi Pierce, Baltimore Consignee: Jos S. Winter (?) , New Orleans Slaves Toby m 50 5-5 Black #321 Same entry S: Lewis Condin, Baltimore C: Madame Veuve Condin or Conair, on board Slaves Mirabelle f 55 5-2 Black Sephora f 32 5-1 Black #322 Same entry O, S, C: John S. Jackson, Ëon board Jacob Wilson m 13 4-8 Black #323 Mobile Sch Harriet M: John M. Cloud 24 July 1821 O: Philip M. Lasky, Mobile Slaves China f 23 5-4 Mulatto May f 4 2-? Mulatto Elma f 2 2-4 Mulatto #324 Baltimore Brig: Agent M. Samuel Van Horn 18 June 1821 Balize: 29 July 1821 Slaves Owned by Joseph Isnard of New Orleans, Note: See entry #312 above Note: James, line 11, customs official at Balize (Mississippi) noted: "Examined and found correct with the exception of James marked thus (with an asterisk*), find Louis Wilson a Black Inbound in place of James." Slaves Louis m 24 5-6 Black James m 27 5-8 Mulatto Enoc m 14 4-9 " Mary f 24 5-4 " George m 8 3-9 " Thomas m 6 3-8 " Esther f 9 3-11 Esther f 23 5-4 Matilda f 3 Lucinda f 18 mos James m 23 5-1 Lydia infant Philis f 20 5-2 William m 2 Sarah f 18 4-11 Esther f 12 4-6 Mary f 9 4-1 Peter m 10 4-1 Appy m 33 5-10 Moses m 30 5-10 Joe m 17 5-6 William m 8 3-11 Melinda f 17 5-3 Slaves owned by Robert Ë Brough, Norfolk Joe m 21 5-5 Mulatto Slaves owned by Bartholomew Accinelly, Portsmouth, Virginia Roger m 45 5-10 All black unless indicated Richard m 21 5-8 Jasper m 35 5-8 Davy m 40 5-9 #324 con't. Willis m 21 5-7 Harry m 14 4-11 Charles m 12 4-8 Davy m 11 4-4 George m 11 4-2 Charles m 11 4-2 Oscar m 10 3-11 Rit m 8 3-6 Robert m 13 4-10 Charles m 22 5-5 Peggy f 28 5-3 Mary f 19 5-4 Ada f 14 5-2 Betty f 40 5-1 Rosetta f 10 4-5 Joicy f 25 5-1 China f 12 4-8 Suckey f 14 5-0 Linner f 17 5-2 Eliza f 12 4-9 Lucy f 11 4-5 Suckey f 10 4-1 Easther f 9 4-0 Matilda f 5 3-4 Matilda f 12 4-5 #325 Philadelphia Ship: Ohio M: James Stephenson 1 July 1821 Owners appear in last column Slaves Jack m 35 5-11 Mulatto Thomas Butler, ? Granville, La Dorothea f 25 5-4 Black Wm Miller, Alexandria George m 5 Mulatto " " Erlia f 20 mos Mulatto " " Newman m 15 Black " " Fanny f 14 Black Benjamin Morgan, New Orleans Note: Manifest indicates that Jack, Dorothea, George, Erlia w Ëere "left behind in Philadelphia." At Balize, the customs officer states: "The within mentioned Fanny a female and Newman present -- Jack, George, Dorothea & Julia left in Philadelphia." #326 Charleston Sch Satellite M; John F. Fields 7 June 1821 O: Thomas Kirk, Charleston Slaves Dye f 28 4-10 All Black John m 5 3-9 Anthony* m 3 2-11 Phoebe* f 3 2-10 Ben m an infant 3 most Betsey f 30 5-7 John m 25 5-8 Toney m 30 to 35 5-3 #327 Pensacola Sch Charles M: David Hall 28 August 1821 O: Thomas H. Mitchell, Pensacola Slaves William m 28 5-8 Negro #328 Philadelphia Ship Orleans of Philadelphia M: Benjamin Snell 6 August 1821 O: T. A. Morgan, Philadelphia Slaves Rirden alias Jeremiah Fraser m 34 5-11 Mulatto #329 Same Entry O: James C. Williams, Natchez Slaves Charlotte f 16 5-0 Mulatto Inward Slave Manifests, October to December 1821 #330 Philadelphia Brig Titania of Philadelphia M: D. T. Brown 12 September 1821 O: T. A. Morgan, Philadelphia Slaves Quaih Run? Ëor Quash Run m 45 5-6 Black #331 Pensacola Sch James Madison M: John Hall 29 September 1821 O: J. Graupara Residence entered as: now at Pensacola Slaves Joseph m 13 4-5 Black #332 Mobile Sch Lady of the Lake M: Julian Lepine 9 October 1821 O: Fauquet Coffee, Mobile (His mark) Slaves Brand? f 30 4-10 Mulatto Assina? f 32 5-0 Negro #333 Norfolk Sch James Monroe M: J. C. Saunders 19 October 1821 O: J. B. Sinclair, on board Slaves Diana Seldin f 15 5-1 Black Peter Jones m 28 5-11 Black Edmond Barber m 18 5-7 Yellow Clarisa Tilden?* f 35 5-3 Black * Probably Seldin William Shorter m 12 4-6 Black Judy Barber f 9 4-1 Black Eliza Mallory f 12 4-3 Black James Seldin m 5 3-2 Tawny #334 New York Slp Japello? M: W. Hatheway 7 October 1821 O: D. Mc Mann, Savannah C: L. M. Hogan, Savannah Note: Destination listed as Darien, Georgia Slaves Fender F 30 5-1 blank #335 Norfolk Sch James Monroe M: John C. Saunders 20 October 1821 O. Jos Dawley, on board Slaves Solomon m 45 5-8 Black Ë #336 Same Entry O: Thomas Balls, Norfolk Slaves Ned Boush m 45 5-10 Black Africa Stokes m 48 5-4 Black #337 Same Entry O: Henry D. Ende or Erde, New Orleans Slaves Billy m 46 5-8 All Black unless otherwise indicated Ben m 10 4-0 Mulatto Fanny f 7 3?-8 Judith f 27 5-5 Manuel m 9 4-2 William m 5 3-4 Jane f 2 Dinah f 14 5-0 Peggy f 20 5-1 Dinah f 36 5-4 Henson m 11 4-3 John m 6 3-11 Mulatto Hanson m 10 4-4 Bob m 16 5-4 Mulatto Joe m 9 3-12 Salsbury m 17 5-5 Milly f 14 4-9 Jinny f 14 4-11 James m 32 5-6 Yellow Sam m 23 5-5 Entry #338 Same Entry O: B. Accinelly, Portsmouth (See previous manifest for Accinelly) Slaves Sally Johnson f 25 5-2 Tawny Anny Pusey f 16 4-10 Tawny (See #404 for further comments.) Robert Jones m 16 5-1 Black #338 con't. Jacob Woodhouse m 13 4-5 Black Jack Armistead m 15 4-9 Black James Brown m 15 4-9 Black (See #404 for further comments.) Colter Fuller m 14 4-6 Black Jacob Gordon m 35 5-7 Black Henry Mosely m 24 5-5 Tawny Moses Ow Ëens m 19 5-9 Black Bob Morris m 22 5-8 Black Sam Davis m 15 4-11 Black Entry #339 Same Entry O: Henry D. Ende, New Orleans for S. Robinson, Richmond Washington m 26 5-7 All black unless indicated otherwise Joe m 19 5-10 Joe m 23 5-5 Sampson m 22 5-8 Bartlett m 22 5-4 Beverly m 20 5-4 Harrison m 25 5-3 Lewis m 17 5-2 Peter m 18 5-5 Joe m 18 5-3 Lewis m 16 5-? Sam White m 28 5-6 (See #404 for further comments.) Stafford m 20 5-3 George m 21 5-9 Jesse m 18 5-0 Anthony m 14 4-10 Henry m 13 4-7 Leo m 11 4-4 Jack m 11 4-6 Yellow Hiram m 10 4-2 Ruffin m 8 3-12 Wesley m 8 4-0 Clarissa f 22 5-2 Milly f 22 5-1 Yellow Ann f 15 5-6 Caroline f 17 5-2 Yellow Fanny & f 24 5-3 Infant Boy all left blank Abby f 12 4-10 Silva f 18 4-11 Gabrilla f 11 4-8 Jenny f 14 4-11 Diana f 10 4-6 Maria f 9 4-2 (See #404 for further comments.) #340 Same Entry O: F. Gouzon, New Orleans Slaves (Note: All entered as black unless otherwise indicated) Hannah f 14 4-6 Yellow Mary f 16 5-1 A Ëbby f 19 5-8 Rose f 35 5-3 Jane f 26 5-1 Aniky & f 20 5-3 Infant 2 (The above two were connected with a line) Nanny f 17 5-0 Easter f 8 3-11 Brown Miles m 16 5-0 George m 11 4-3 Daniel m 11 4-2 Edy f 24 5-3 Louisa f 9 3-11 Sally f 14 months William m 5 3-0 Fanny & f 18 5-4 Infant m 8 months (Note: Fanny & infant are linked with a line) Africa Scott m 21 5-4 Tawny Elsey f 7 3-9 Ned m 23 5-5 Cesar m 30 5-8 Bill m 24 5-2 Newsom m 25 5-3 Mulatto #341 Same Entry O: Isabel Gros, Louisiana Slaves Stephen m 21 5-6 All Black Jack m 31 5-8 Mingo m 29 5-6 #342 Same Entry O: H. D. Ende for S. Robinson, Richmond Slaves Daniel Turner m 40 5-5 Black #343 Same Entry (Also see #404) O: H. D. Ende for A. Dick, New Orleans Slaves George Washington m 26 5-6 Black (See #404 for further comments.) Henry m 27 5-7 Black #344 Charleston Brig Cosmopolite M: Joseph A. Silliman 28 August 1821 Slaves Owner: Joseph Clark Benjoe m 27 5-10 Black #345 Same Entry 1 September 1821 Note: Ë Owners appear in last column Slaves Elijah m 25 5-10 Black Samuel Woolfolk, Charleston Shadrac m 26 5-5 Mustee " " Philip m 19 5-7 Black " " Mary f 17 5-1 Black " " Emeline f 14 4-7 Black " " Eliza f 17 4-11 Black " " Patsy f 15 4-10 Black John Mc Millan " March? m 28 5-4 Black William Haciere? " #346 Same Entry 3 September 821 Slaves Thomas m 17 4-6 Black E. Fraser per Wm Newton, Chrleston Tom Cohen m 22 5-4 Black M. Cohen per Wm Newton,Charleston Note: Cohen & Fraser are owners, Newton is shipper #347 Same Entry Note: Owner status in last column. Residence was Charleston for all. Slaves Cuffy m 30 5-10 Dark complected Wm Newton for M. Lucas Phoebe f 25 5-3 Black Thomas Chrietzburg Limus m 45 5-5 Black Samuel N. Stevens for Susan B. Leggare Cudjoe m 18 5-0 Black C. Packard /P.M. Olds Tom Parker m 30 5-3 Black Moses Parker per Wm Newton John m 35 5-8 Black Wm Newton for I. Pierce Isaac m 18 5-4 Black P. M. Call for L. M. Mc Ë Call Tom Moses m 21 5-6 Black Isaiah Moses Sampson m 40 5-10 Black John Donald (Domald?) June m 21 5-4 Black Dr. Dan Lugare (Leggare?( Robert m 30 5-7 Yellow Aaron Phillips George m 33 5-5 Black Warley & Co for T. M Caldwell Tom Calhoon m 31 5-8 Yellow John Calhoon Signators to the deposition were: John P. M. Call, John Domald?, Daniel Legare, W. Olds, William Newton, Samuel N. Stevens, Isaiah Moses, Aaron Phillips, C. Warley, Tho. Chrietzburg, Jonathan? Calhoon. #348 Same Entry S: Tho. Cochran, Charleston Slaves Cato m 45 5-6 Black William m 35 5-11 Black #349 Same Entry S: Tho Cochran for David Ungerhart? Slaves Moses m 32 5-7 Left blank #350 Norfolk Arethusa M: 30 October 1821 Slaves O: Wm. Daughtry, on board George m 28 6-0 All black unless indicated Hansell m 29 5-8 Jim m 22 5-7 Peter m 19 5-5 Winney f 15 4-11 Middey f 15 5-2 Brown Chaney f 30 5-3 Mary f 5 3-6 Rose f 3 3-2 Lucy f 25 5-4 Viney f 8 4-1 Yellow Incey f 4 3-3 Yellow Henry m 1 Tawny Aggy Ëf 8 4-2 #351 Same Entry O. Thos R. Gray, on board Slaves Davy m 45 5-8 All Black unless indicated Isaac m 28 5-9 Peter m 22 5-12 Jacob m 21 5-8 Charles m 20 5-6 Isaac m 23 5-3 Ned m 13 4-10 Chloe f 30 5-4 Anikey f 25 5-6 Chaney f 32 5-1 Sall f 40 5-4 Abby f 23 5-2 Zilphy f 25 5-1 Easter f 45 5-3 Milly f 40 5-1 Lucy f 11 4-9 Winney f 10 4-6 Pleasant f 8 3-10 Lizzy f 6 3-11 Bett f 2 2-0 Dizzy f 1 Sall f 1 Friday m 1 Nan f 9 4-2 Judy f 2 2-0 Dolly f 16 5-5 Bennett m 25 5-4 #352 Same Entry Slaves O: Wm Mac Rea, on board (Col. Wm. Mac Rea) Patsy Ash f 11 4-8 Black (Indented Slave) Chloe f 22 5-2 Mulatto & Fanny her child 3 Mulatto #353 Same Entry O: Maxwell Sommerville, on board Edmund m 10 4-7 Tawney (Note, all black unless indicated) George m 19 5-8 Tawney Quash m 22 5-7 James m 26 5-6 Kesiah f 16 5-3 Tawney Mary f 11 4-6 Tawny Dick m 40 5-7 William m 13 4-7 Lilly Ann f 16 5-1 Fanny f 15 5-2 Dafney f 35 5-5 Sally f 28 5-5 Tawny Jenny f 2 2-3 Tawny Jen Ëny f 35 5-1 Silva f 21 5-5 Rachel f 20 5-4 Jeffry f 14 4-11 Nanny f 14 5-1 Esther(Easter) f 12 5-8 John m 6 3-7 Henry m 4 3-4 Charles m 7 3-9 Henry m 3 3-4 Henry m 13 5-0 Yellow Betty f 9 4-5 Phillis f 15 5-8 John m 12 4-11 Yellow William m 10 4-7 Tawny Primus m 24 5-5 Mary f 24 5-6 Grace f 25 5-0 Hannah f 34 5-1 Rose f 28 4-11 Tamer m 22 4-10 Sally f 19 5-1 Tawny Winney f 15 5-1 Jenny f 11 4-8 Yellow Daniel m 11 4-5 Dark Lucy f 18 4-10 Ned m 1 2-4 Betsey f 6 3-6 Patty f 7 3-11 Sally f 3 2-10 Byrd m 8 mon mulatto Elizabeth f 1 mon dark Aggy f 28 5-3 Elsy f 15 4-11 Sally f 12 4-12 Lucy f 11 4-10 Fanny f 6 3-11 Lewis m 7 3-7 Maria m 2 rest blank #354 Boston Brig George M: Richard King 4 October 1821 Landed 31 October O: Eben Fisk, New Orleans Slaves Suzanna f 20 5-1 Black #355 New York Brig Emma of New York M: W. Fosdick 2 October 1821 O,S: c/o J. Benham, New Orleans Slaves Bass m 11 4-4 Black Entry #356 Norfolk Sch James Monroe M: John C. Saun Ëders ___ October 1821 O, S: John C. Saunders, on board Slaves Milly f 30 5-5 Tawney Catherine f 4 mon 1-10 Tawney Sarah f 30 5-2 Black Rose f 14 4-9 Black Merrit m 8 3-10 Black Jack m 7 3-6 Black Eliza f 5 3-5 Yellow Jupiter m 9 mon Yellow Tabby f 15 4-10 Black Spencer Wilson m 15 4-10 Tawney William Wilson m 16 4-9 Black (Bad eye) Warner Wilson m 16 5-0 Black Matilda Wilson f 8 3-11 Black Reuben Dawley m 13 4-5 Black John Gray m 34 5-10 Yellow John C. Carter m 24 5-8 Black George Taylor m 20 5-5 Black Edmond Moore m 40 5-7 Yellow #357 Norfolk Brig Arethusa M: Reuben Fisher 1 November 1821 O: J. A. Adams, on board Slaves John Runlet m 16 5-4 Dark Mulatto (Indented) #358 New York Brig Phoebe Ann M: Silas Holmes 11 October 1821 S: Silas Holmes, on board Slaves Lucy m 16 Black #359 Philadelphia Ship Franklin M: J. J. Garwin? 26 September 1821 O: J. B. Wilkinson, New Orleans S: Capt. J. Toby Slaves Betsey f 22 5-5 Mulatto #360 Norfolk Brig Arethusa M: Reube Ën Fisher 6 November 1821 O: Townes L. Webb, Petersburg Virginia Slaves James m 20 5-9 All Black Jacob m 24 5-8 Matilda f 25 5-7 Maria f 10 4-5 Sally Richardson f 16 5-7 Sally Corke f 12 4-7 Harry Fulcher m 16 5-3 Stephen Bradley m 15 4-6 Peter m 12 4-6 John Fulcher m 12 4-6 Henry Fulcher m 13 4-6 Sophia Weaver f 16 5-1 Patty Suttles f 12 2-8 Patty Fulcher f 12 4-7 Cloe f 16 5-2 Nancy Roper f 12 4-2 Eliza Fulcher f 12 4-7 Ceasar m 13 4-3 Toby m 13 4-9 Scipio m 12 4-3 Phillip m 12 4-6 Bob m 10 3-10 Daniel m 12 4-6 Joe m 10 4-1 Joe Hatcher m 14 4-8 Len? m 13 4-3 John m 14 4-4 Suckey f 30 5-2 Charlotte infant 2 2-1 William m 5 3-9 #361 Pensacola Sch Luigrand of New Bedford M: G. Gibbs 31 October 1821 O: Ann Richardson (his mark) of New Orleans Slaves Abe m 31 5-3 Black James m 22 5-8 Black #362 Note: The Brig Intelligence departed Baltimore around 18th of September (See following manifests.). The Brig was at Balize by October 17th. On 3 November, an order was Ë issued to inspect the slaves at New Orleans. Permission was given to land the slaves with the note that "except Jim Marshall not inspected." 16th November 1821 Statement by Ship's master: "... no change has taken place in the number or description of slaves on board said brig since my departure from Baltimore except this Neger Stephen died on the voyage." So Help me God, B. J. Jenkins Statement of William Fitz, Inspector: The slaves mentioned within are landed. The said Jim Marshall is with his master. I have not seen him on board. I have called frequently for that purpose. Note: This refers to an upcoming manifest. See Entry # 365 below. #363 Baltimore Brig Intelligence M: Benedict J. Jenkins 18 September 1821 S: Gideon T. King of Baltimore C: Wm T. Gorham, Merchant, New Orleans Slaves: Darkey m 12 4-7 Black Elsey f 18 5-1 Mulatto Anne f 12 4-8 Black Phoebe f 25 4-11 Yellowish Caroline infant 6 months Mulatto Thos Gibson m 35 5-12 Yellowish William Flesbury m 35 5- Á10 Yellowish Henry Singo m 25 5-9 Black Charles Hopkins m 25 5-8 Black Stephen m 30 5-10 Yellowish (dead) Will Mitchell m 20 5-4 Black Harris m 19 5-7 Mulatto Henny Hackett f 24 5-3 Black #364 Same Entry O, S: J. W. Zacharie, New Orleans Slaves Crawley m 20 5-8 Negro Ben m 24 5-8 Negro #365 Same Entry See Note in #362 above. S: Capt. David Griffith of Baltimore C: Messrs. Pierce & Gorham, New Orleans Slaves Jim Marshall m 36 5-7 Black - ___ 22nd October #366 Same Entry S: R. L. Colt C: James H. Shepherd Slaves Phoebe Black f 35 Mulatto Note: No heights given. Child of Phoebe f 2 yrs Mulatto Infant of Phoebe f 3 mon Mulatto #367 Norfolk Brig: Hollow M: Henry Leslie 14 November 1821 O,S: Richard Drummond, Norfolk Slaves Dennis m 22 5-7 Black James West m 13 4-9 Black James m 8 3-10 Black Thomas m 1 4-11 Black Easter f 23 5-4 Black Maria f 17 5-1 Black Milly f 6 3-9 Black Harriet f 10 3-1 Black #368 Same Entry O,S: B. Accinelly, Portsmouth Slaves Booker m 3 Ë5 5-2 All Black unless indicated Isaam m 34 5-4 Peter m 26 5-5 Ned m 19 5-8 John m 18 5-7 Thomas m 14 4-9 Tawney Lydia f 15 5-2 Kitty f 16 5-0 Rose f 12 4-7 John m 20 5-7 Denis m 21 5-7 Nicy f 19 5-3 Tawney Hannah f 13 4-7 #369 Same Entry O,S: E. Mayronne, New Orleans Slaves Males Isaac 18 5-6 Black unless indicated Lewis 34 5-8 Tawney Jacob 19 5-9 Tawney Toney 30 5-7 Isaac 34 5-9 Tawney Harry 20 5- Frank 22 5-7 Peter 12 4-8 Peter 38 5-10 Billy 20 5-7 Miles 43 5-7 Tawney Bimba 18 5-2 Clifford 31 5-1 Harrison 6 3-8 Henry 12 3-3 Isaac 6 3-11 Tawney Godfrey 6 3-11 George 5 3-6 Giles 10 4-3 Tawney Females Letty 23 5-0 Tawney Hyson 25 5-4 Nancy 30 5-3 Fanny & Infant 21 5-4 Harriet 8 4- 4 Tawney Siry 4 3-0 Tawney Meady 12 4-8 Maria 7 3-10 #370 Same Entry S: Oswald Lawson for John D. Townes & Webb of Petersburg, Va Slaves John Barret m 22 5-3 All black unless indicated Herod m 18 5-1 Yellow Edmond m 14 4-3 Hannah f 21 5-2 Nancy f 16 5-5 Lavinia f 15 5 È-2 Yellow Molly f 10 5-2 Lucinda f 30 5-0 Eliza f 13 4-9 Letty f 16 4-2 Jenny f 15 4-7 Polly f 15 4-2 John m 16 4-7 Yellow Lamb m 25 5-9 Henry m 16 4-9 #371 Same Entry O,S: F. Gouzon, New Orleans Slaves Lucy f 30 5-2 Mulatto Cary m 6 3-5 Tawney Eliza f 7 3-10 Tawney #372 Same Entry O: Edwin Lee, Norfolk Slaves Fanny f 40 5-2 All Black unless indicated Edwin m 18 5-2 Maria f 16 4-11 Mary f 6 3-7 Fanny infant Elias m 27 5-7 James m 35 5-8 David m 26 5-7 Joe m 10 4-1 Frank m 15 5-6 Christopher m 21 5-2 Peggy f 19 4-11 Ruth? f 18 5-0 Hannah f 30 5-6 Mary f 13 4-11 Jennete f 8 3-11 Palias m 26 5-0 Livina & Jane (children, no descriptions given) Jeffrey m 22 5-5 Antony m 35 5-8 Lewis alias Luke m 18 5-5 James m 16 5-8 Silva f 14 4-10 Stepney m 19 5-3 Willis m 35 5-5 Mulatto #373 Same Entry O: James H. Caldwell Indented Servants James m 18 5-8 Mulatto Betsey f 33 5-4 Mulatto Amy f 10 4-11 Black #374 Baltimore Ship William & Henry of New Orleans M: D. Griffi Ëth 9 October 1821 S: Aquila C. Coleman O: Charles Oldham C: Henry Mc Call, Merchant, New Orleans Slaves Isaac m 27 5-8 Black Philip m 20 5-7 Deep Black Hannah f 15 5-1 Black Mary f 12 4-10 Pale Black #375 Same Entry S, O, C: Nicholas Dessin Slaves Peter m 26 5-7 Black #376 Same Entry O,S: Alexander Crawford C: Joseph Towler Jr., New Orleans Slaves Peter m 37 5-9 Black #377 Same Entry S: Aquila Coleman for Chas Coleman, Owner, of Cecil County Maryland Consigned to: D. Griffith, Master on board to be delivered to Dr. Henry Coleman of Iberville, Louisiana Slaves Deborah f 15 5-5 Black Matilda f 13 4-9 Black Barbara f 10 4-2 Black #378 Same Entry S: Gideon T. King of Baltimore C: Wm T. Gorham, Herchant, New Orleans Slaves Alvarado m 23 5-7 Black John Whalen m 22 5-4 Black William m 24 5-5 Black John m 21 5-8 Black Haggar f 23 5-7 Dark Mulatto Milly f 19 5-0 Yellowish Jane f 22 5-3 Black Mary f 21 5-4 Black Eliza f 18 4-11 Dark mulatto Julia f 14 4-12 Black Sophia f 22 5 Ë-2 Black Charlotte f 6 3-3 Mulatto Henry m 3 2-4 Mulatto Robert infant - 6 months- Mulatto Charles Brown m 23 5-3 Mulatto #379 Baltimore Ship William Henry M: David Griffith 4 October 1821 S: Samuel Mc Culloh for Dr. Pierce, owner Consigned to Joseph S. Waites, New Orleans Slaves Jenny f 30 5-2 Black #380 Philadelphia Ship Balize M: H. Harding 15 October 1821 Landed 20 November 1821 O: M. Thompson Slaves Betty f 23 5-8 Black #381 Mobile Slp Alabama Packet M: J. Pigeon 24 November 1821 O, S: John Jackson, New Orleans Slaves Jack m 40 6-0 Negro #382 Same Entry O, S: A. Foucher, New Orleans Slaves Louis m 45 5-7 Negro #383 Norfolk Brig Arethusa M: R. Fisher 6 November 1821 O,S: Townes & Webb, Petersburg Slaves Sally Chany/Cherry? f 12 4-6 Mulatto Sally Colby? f 14 4-11 Mulatto Sally Gordon? f 16 5-6 Mulatto Sophia f 12 4-7 Mulatto Mary f 15 5-2 Black John m 10 4-1 Black Alfred m 2 2-0 Black Margaret f 9 3-6 Black Deliah f 12 4-3 Mulatto Sylvia f 13 4-11 Black David Ë m 21 5-8 Black James m 24 5-7 Black John m 18 5-3 Black John m 12 4-6 Black Fanny m 18 5-1 Tawney Charles m 12 4-1 Black Madison m 12 4-4 Black Stephen m 12 4-2 Black Angelina f 15 5-1 Black Grammar? m 22 5-5 Tawney #384 Charleston Sch Olive M: Charles Reed 24 October 1821 O,S in last column Slaves Hetty f 38 5-8 Black J. Resgue, Charleston Will or William m 33? 5-7 Light Black Dr. Saml. Williams?. ? f 46 5-8 Light Black John Zandwright, Charleston Liddy f 17 5-6 Black John Zandwright, Charleston Hister?* f 40 5-4 Light Mordica Cohen, Charleston Peter m 36 5-7 Light Mordica Cohen, Charleston *Possibly Hester Signators on Declaration are: T. Jones for John Reigne?, T. Simmons or Simons for Dr. S. Williams?, Wright, J. M. Cohen, #385 Mobile Sch Orleans Packet M: Abraham Heartt 1 December 1821 S: Thomas F. Tounsley, New Orleans Slaves David m 15 4-10 Negro #386 Norfolk Brig Brazillian of New Orleans M: John Anderson 23 October 1821 O,S: John & Philip E. Sabb, No ¤rfolk TO William Kenner & Co., New Orleans Arrived at Balize 26 November, 1821. Slaves (Total of 106) -- Note: M = Mulatto, B = Black and rest listed as "Negro" Males Females Harry 22 5-2 Caroline 23 5-1 Joe 26 5-2 Betsey 16 5-2 Samson 28 6-0 Eve 14 4-7 Robin 26 5-5 Fanny 15 5-0 M Nat 48 5-4 Parkey 6 3-5 Daniel 18 5-1 Celia 8 3-7 Billy 14 4-0 Maria 12 4-2 Nat 27 5-5 Milly 25 4-11 Davy 21 5-9 Anna 18 5-6 Spotswood(crippled) Sally 28 5-4 26 5-2 Nelly 11 4-2 John 65 5-2 Milly 9 4-0 Tom 48 5-6 M Adeline 26 5-1 David Powers 30 5-9 Genny 8 3-8 Jacob 25 5-0 Celina 6 3-4 Thomas 21 5-5 Lucy 6 mos John 21 5-8 Betsey 26 5-2 James 25 5-6 Milly 3 Billy 25 5-6 Sally 45 5-0 Harry 30 5-5 Betsey 25 5-0 Hugh 25 5-4 Sally 10 4-4 David Ester 21 5-5 Grace 8 3-10 George 21 5-4 Darcey 3 years Tom Johnson 25 5-8 M Polly 7 3-7 Robin 33 5-4 Anna 4 3-10 Josiah 17 5-2 M Peggy 3 William 29 5-6 Hiliard m 18 months Moses 27 5-10 Pa Êtty 22 4-10 James Dabney 23 5-4 Edmond m 1 year John Baptist 27 5-3 Polly 25 4-10 Hugh 45 5-6 Jack m 4 3-2 Nelson 19 5-3 Lucy 4 3-2 M Stephen 22 5-4 Patty 1 Emanuel 23 5-4 Sucky 20 5-2 Oreste 28 5-2 Jenny 1 year Ben 16 4-9 Mary 25 5-2 Noel 16 4-9 Elizabeth 1 year Nelson 16 4-11 China 21 5-3 Fleming 16 5--11 James m 4 3-2 Dick 9 3-10 Mariah 5 3-2 Toney 9 3-10 Lucy 30 5-2 Isaac 6 3-5 M Trenton 12 4-4 John 6 3-5 Rozetta 5 3-4 Billy 17 5-7 M Ellis 25 5-3 Marcus 11 4-3 Bill 2 years Ezekiel 8 3-8 Monday 1 year George 9 3-9 Lucy 34 5-3 Stafford 17 51 Kitty 9 3-11 William 16 4-8 Cellar 18 5-4 B Johnson 10 4-1 Fanny 2 years B James 10 4-1 Milly 16 5-0 B Daniel 18 5-2 Grace 2 years B Robert 8 3-7 Anna 35 5-2 B Ben m 17 5-0 B Note: There were two manifests, each completed in different handwriting. The second manifest listed the last six as Negro instead of Black. On landing, inspector stated: All present and agree with the descr Ëiptive list with the exception of Elizabeth said to have died on the passage. #387 Savannah Sch Napoleon of Yarmouth M: George Sears 7 November 1821 O: Henry M. Keone Note: The following statement preceded the manifests for the schooner Napoleon. Captain Sears of the Schooner Napoleon from Savannah now at or near the English Turn having entered his vessel according to law, permission is hereby granted to discharge the cargo of said slaves at the Terre aux Beufs (sic) in the vicinity of the English Turn provided the same be done under the inspection of an officer of the Customs. The manifest of the cargo accompanies this permit. Permission is ___ granted to land the twenty four slaves aboard and described inthe slave manifests provided that on inspection they correspond to the descriptions respectively set forth in said manifest accompanyng this permit. 3 December 1821. Arrival at Terre aux Boeuf, 8 December 1821. Slaves Gibb m 35 5-9 Black Tobey m 38 5-6 Black #388 Same En Ëtry O: R. Richardson & D. T. Hall Slaves Bob m 25 5-8 All Black unless indicated Frank m 47 5-10 Jacob m 40 5-8 Judith f 46 5-2 Winney f 38 5-4 Yellow Hannah f 13 4-8 Dark Eliza f 10 3-10 Dark Milly f 8 3-5 Dark Jenney f 7 3-3 Dark Jane f 3 Dark William m 1 Dark Philby f 60 5-0 Nancy f 54 5-0 Abraham m 56 5-4 London m 26 5-6 Philby f 55 5-4 Nancy f 38 5-3 Hetty f 9 4-8 Tom m 8 3-9 Elisha m 6 3-2 Sam m 38 5-8 Sally f 42 5-9 #389 Baltimore Brig Hyperion M: James Forbes 12 November 1821 S: Gideon T. King, Baltimore C: William T. Gorham, Merchant, New Orleans Slaves Samuel m 22 6-2 All Black unless indicated Mintey f 20 5-3 Sophia f 20 5-2 Yellow Ellenor f 22 5-3 Yellow Margaret f 16 5-3 Yellow Clarissa f 20 5-2 Alex m 10 4-0 Yellow Celia f 12 4-7 Charles m 22 5-8 Yellow James m 22 5-8 Yellow James m 21 5-9 Phil m 22 5-9 Jerry m 3 3-3 Yellow Edward m 25 5-4 Ann f 21 5-3 Lucy f 18 5-3 Henny f 16 5-1 Julia f 14 4-7 Yellow Harriet f 8 3-9 Yellow Serena f 6 months Ë Note: At New Orleans (12 December 1821), the Customs Inspector found that "Samuel said to be 6-2 is but 5 feet, Henny said to be but 15 years old is at least 30 and Julia said to be yellow is black." #390 Same Entry S: Joseph Dickey Slaves Mary f 21 5-3 All Black unless indicated Rachael f 19 5-2 Eliza f 17 5-1 Darkey f 14 4-9 Milly f 17 5-0 Yellow Alce f 16 5-4 Ham m 19 5-7 Robert m 16 5-2 Robert m 12 4-6 Yellow Harriett f 1 2-3 #391 Same Entry O,S,C: Hugh Thompson Slaves John Carrol m 18 5-7 Mulatto #392 Deposition by Mayor of New Orleans, August Macarty on behalf of Touissant Mossy , an inhabitant of that city and his wife Madame Mossy who departs for Nantz, France to "re-establish her health" and she takes with her a negro woman, his slave,named Palmira (aged of 27, 5'-1" high having the end of the small finger of the right hand disformed by a whitlow, and bearing on each temple some small marks of her nation the Mina) to attend on his child as a nurse and further states Ëthat the above deposition is made in order that the said slave may be sent back and be reintroduced in this city." Deposition was dated 1 April 1821. Return and landing was 12 December 1821. #393 Baltimore Slp Good Hope of Rochester, Massachusetts M: Paul Wing 21 Nov 1821 O,S: Richard T. Woolfolk, Stokes County North Carolina C: Austin Woolfolk, New Orleans Slaves Frederick m 35 5-6 Black Peter m 30 5-6 Pale Black Jarrett m 17 5-6 Black Anne f 26 5-2 Pale Black Louisa f 10 4-8 Pale Black #394 Same Entry O: Samuel M. Woolfolk, Charleston S.C. Jacob m 30 5-6 All Black Mike m 23 5-7 Lewis m 21 5-3 Stephen m 21 5-7 Gulliver m 17 5-3 Charles m 15 4-12 Ann f 20 5-4 #394 con't. Phillis f 21 5-0 Hannah f 28 5-5 Peggy m 28 4-11 Harriet m 10 4-2 Isaac m 5 3-7 Rachel f 4 2-11 Betsey f 1 2-5 #395 Same Entry Slaves (owner/shipper in last column) Jack m 23 5-11 Black John Gilden, S. Carolina Manuel? m 35 5-8 Black Thomas Flemmings, Charleston #396 O,S: Austin Woolfolk of Baltimore, Ð C: Samuel Woolfolk, Esq., on board Slaves Joshua m 16 5-2 Black #397 Pensacola Sch Thorm of New Brunswick O: Thomas Wyche, Pensacola Slaves Guilbert m 21 5-10 Black Miscellaneous Unarranged Inward Slave Manifests, 1821 Note: Herein follows a series of manifests that may have appeared previously. #398 Baltimore via Norfolk Ship Dumfries M: John A. Hilbert Shipped by John & P. E. Sabb and Consigned to William Kenner & Co, New Orleans Slaves (All entered as Black unless indicated with M= Mulatto and N=Negro.) Males Elleck 21 5-4 Robert 21 5-2 Ambrose 40 5-9 Richard 26 5-3 Carter 28 5-10 George 25 5-4 John Baptist 26 5-3 Parker 20 5-0 Cayes 26 5-6 Dick Parker 40 5-8 Stephen 30 5-6 Sam 41 5-7 Davy 21 5-7 Jacob 24 5-5 Nat 24 6-1 Minny 21 5-10 Jack 28 5-6 James 22 5-7 Billy 22 5-9 George 28 5-6 Harry 29 5-6 M Jack Taylor 21 5-6 Nelson 22 5-6 Dick 20 5-7 Davy 18 5-? Cesar 30 5-8 Harry 19 5-2 Edmond 25 5-4 Nat 42 5-3 Moses 19 5-2 Anthony 18 5-0 Bill 22 5-4 T Ðom 38 5-8 Dan 19 5-3 Ivison? 8 3-11 James 12 4-0 Peter 14 4-11 Paul 11 4-4 Cole 10 4-0 Claiborne 13 4-7 Charles 14 4-8 Joe 13 4-6 Cesar 14 4-6 Se? 16 5-0 Rose 22 5-1 Sam 4? 3-5 Lee ? ? Females & Children Patty 36 5-2 Martha 8 4-1 Eliza 6 3-6 Lucy 26 5-2 William 3 2-7 Mary 3 months Polly Prior/Pryor 18 5-0 Lavinia 3 Mary Prior 18 5-3 Bill 1 M Lucy Prior 20 5-3 N (Note, rest are listed as Negro if Mulatto not indicated) Sarah 3 Patience 9 5-2 Henry 4 2-10 Tom 1 M Judy 32 4-11 Lucy 12 4-6 Tazwell 7 3-10 John 5 3-2 Judy 3 Dick 2? Nancy 23 5-11 Ebai 4 2-11 Priscilla 2 Maria 18 5-2 Lavinia 6 months Justina 40 5-2 Suzette 8 3-10 Francis m 3 Rosetta 1 Maria 22 4-11 Johnson 2 Pheba 23 4-11 Maria 1 Martha 22 5-1 John 6 3-4 William 4-0 3-0 Sam 3 Eliza 6 months Eliza 10 4-5 Lydia 15 4-8 Judy 7 3-8 Rose Smith 18 5-3 Betsey 17 5-5 Eve 16 5-2 Hannah 21 5-2 Maria 10 4-5 Judy 8 3-10 Phebe 15 5-3 Silva 14 5-0 Becky 32 5-0 Judah 10 4-3 Jenny Å10 4-0 Jenny 30 5-1 Charity 18 4-12 Charity 13 4-10 Harriet 13 4-6 Betsey 12 4-2 M Barbary 18 5-2 Somela? 8 3-10 Nancy 8 3-11 Mary 15 4-1 Diana 12 4-4 Philis 10 4-3 Mourning? 13 4-8 Rose 16 5-0 Note: Dan retained in Norfolk according to statement made by Ship master. #399 Alexandria Brig Hannah M: William Gearson 17 October 1821 Slaves shipped by Joseph Fenwick of Louisiana (also listed as consignee) Note that sex not included on manifest. Harry 48 6-0 Mulatto John 21 5-0 " Isaac 20 5-6 " Bill 21 5-6 Black Jerry 16 4-11 Black Bob 12 4-10 Mulatto Judy 22 5-2 " Letha 18 5-4 Black Mary 10 4-1 Black Ne 4lly 2 2-8 Black Eliza 5 3-1 Mulatto Lol? 9 4-3 Black Lewis 7 3-9 Black Mose 15 5-4 Mulatto William 2 2-1 Black Nelly 22 5-6 Black Henry 30 5-2 Black Lucy 23 5-4 Mulatto Benny 20 5-5 Mulatto Mariah 16 5-3 Black Nick 39 5-1 Black Michael 33 5-4 Black Ben 12 4-4 Black Nelly 16 4-11 Mulatto Milly 19 5-1 Mulatto Lucy 14 4-8 Black Moses 28 5-4 Black Rachel 18 4-9 " " Polly 24 5-4 Mulatto Selistia 8 mo 2-3 " " Hellen 12 4-4 Black Alcy 11 4-2 " " Peggy 8 4-0 " " Joseph 6 " " " __osline 5 3-1 Mulatto Clem 3 2-8 Black Lasenid 1 2-2 Black Charles 7 3-7 Black Jacob 4 3-3 Black James 3 2-8 Black Francis 18 mo 2-3 Mulatto Nelly 2? 2-0 Black Frank 4 mon 2-0 Black Slaves Owned by John C. Brent, Washington City Lemuel 45 5-9 Black Marry 6 3-8 Black Louisia 3 2-11 Black Polly 30 5-3 Black Loui Ésa 8 3-11 Black Fredrick 4 3-0 " " Rose 20 5-4 " " Nancy 4 3-2 " " Patience 20 5-3 Tawny Ruthe 18 5-1 " " Richard 10mon 2-4 Mulatto Harry 19 5-7 Black Slaves owned by John L. Alford, Alexandria Harris? m ? ? Mulatto George m 21 5-7 Negro Henson m 18 5-8 Quarteroon Daniel m 22 5-8 Negro Isaac m 16 5-4 Negro Abraham m 23 5-8 Negro Dick m 20 5-9 Mulatto Lewis m 22 5-7 Mulatto Sharper m 24 5-5 Negro Lewis m 25 5-6 " " Henson m 23 5-7 Negro Charles m 15 5-1 Negro William m 20 5-5 Negro Dick m 16 5-2 Negro Phillip m 28 5-6 Negro ? m 32 5-7 " " ? ? ? " Quarteroon Rose f 19 5-5 Negres Nelly f 18 5-0 " " Ellen f 1 Mulatto Rebecca f 18 5-0 " " Minta f 1 mo Mulatto Agnes f 20 5-2 Negress Betsey f 17 5-3 " " Jinney f 19 5-5 " " Matilda f 16 5-4 " " ? f 19 5-2 " " Thaddeus m 2 2-7 " " Louisa f 13 4-6 " " Clarisa f 15 5-4 " " Sarah ƒ f 17 5-4 Mulatto Sina f 19 5-6 Negress Gilson m 13 4-7 Negro Augustus m 12 4-6 " " Lewis m 12 4-7 " " Ben m 11 4-3 " " Sarah f 8 4-0 Negress Susan f 17 5-1 " " Rachel f 16 5-2 " " Mariah f 9 3-11 " " Ellen f 20 5-1 " " Benjamin m 6 mos Mulatto James Cook m 27 5-9 " " Mary Davis f 26 5-5 " " Sarah Davis f 4 3-3 Quarteroon Slaves Owned by Alexander Robb, Louisiana Lydia f 16 4-11 Mulatto Airy f 19 5-0 Negress Rachel f 9 4-1 Mulatress Mary f 9 3-11 Negress Abrams m 14 5-0 Negro Lloyd m 13 4-5 " " Tom m 12 4-4 " " Sam m 18 5-6 " " Note: A notation at the bottom of the manifest lists 30,000 bricks, 8 cases furniture, one box and two trunks shipped by Fenwick and consigned to Joseph Fenwick. Also, Harry a mulatto belonging to Fenwick ran away (disposition unreadable) and a child died in passage. On permission to land, an additional note stated that "No enny (sic) 20 years old and Minta 4 months were no ²t present." #400 Duplicate of #397 with notation that Dan was sold at Baltimore. #401 Richmond Sch Robert Burns of Richmond M: B. Jackson 18 January 1821 B=Black, M=Mulatto, N= Negro, Other colors entered Arrival at New Orleans, April 2, 1821. Slaves Owned by William Futcher, Richmond to William Futcher, N. Orleans Anthony Rose 19 5-9 B Ben Gilters 32 5-5 Yellow Peter Smith 20 5-9 Brown John Jones 20 5-5 Brown Peyton Neilson 22 5-8 B Henry Johnston 19 5-8 B Frank 22 5-9 B Sam Roman 24 5-11 B Billy Sadler 19 5-10 B Dabney Anderson 22 5-10 B Willis Richardson 20 5-4 Brown Billy Eldriage 21 3-7 Brown Ned ? 23 5-3 B Ceasar Hercles? ? 5-4 B Charles Baker ? ? ? Billy Williams 15 5-6 B Jordan Stone 20 5-6 Brown William Wilson 19 5-6 B Henry Scott 22 5-5 B Ned Woodson 19 5-4 Brown Armstead Carpenter 19 5-7 ___ Stephen Johnson 15 5-2 B Beverly White 16 5-4 Brown John Ruffin 12 4-11 B Lewis Nelson 15 5-0 B Godfrey 11 4-5 B Owned by William H. Goodwin (1) He ðnry Nelson 12 4-9 Brown Owned by William Fulcher Sam Scott 12 4-9 Brown Booker 13 4-11 Brown Elijah Jackson 9 4-4 Brown Billy Taylor 12 4-7 B Henry Taylor 14 4-11 B Mason Grapevine 12 4-8 B Billy Manchester 13 4-10 Brown John Carter 9 4-3 Brown George Garden 8 3-11 Brown Nancy Bently 35 5-8 Brown Sylvia Harwood 25 5-8 B Betsey Walters 20 5-7 Brown Caty Smith 22 5-6 Brown Maria Nelson 20 5-1 Brown Betsey Bird 18 5-4 ___ Betsy Watkins 20 5-1 B Peggy Rone 19 4-11 B Francis Green 18 5-0 Yellow Patsy Luckas? 18 5-0 Brown Lucy Fountain 19 5-5 B Cealy James? 13 4-11 Yellow Charity Jones 18 4-12 B Anna Gardner 15 5-1 B Persallia Johnston 15 5-0 B Harriot E. Clayton 13 4-8 Brown Sally Jordan 12 4-8 Brown Ratchel 13 4-8 B Zene Cox 12 4-6 B Sally Green 10 4-2 B Milly Doctor 14 5-0 Brown Mary Marshall 10 4-0 ___ Anna Howard 10 4-0 ___ Mary Chance 10 4-2 ___ Phillis Allen 7 3-8 ___ Ratchel Morgan 8 3-11 ___ Mariah Witherson 14 5-0 B Frank Barker 22 5-8 Yellow Sam ’Crewson 22 5-5 B Tom Johnson 18 5-7 B George Holmes 23 5-8 B Tom Brown 18 5-5 B Willis Minns 22 5-8 B Sam Wells 30 5-9 B Charley Green 14 4-8 Brown Sammy? Richardson 11 4-5 Brown Judy Banks? 11 4-10 B Eley Bose? 15? 4-11 Brown Salley Robinson 10 4-2 Brown Sally Winter 14 4-9 Brown #401 Con't. Owned by William H. Goodwin Jack Wallace 29 5-6 Yellow Charles Wesley 15 5-0 Brown Joshua Burnell 12 4-3 Yellow Jemima Goodman? 29 5-5 B Betsey Towers? 14 4-10 B Hannah June 13 4-7 Yellow Owned by Bennie Jackson Pryor Hope 14 4-9 Brown Obadiah Bromley 15 5-0 B Pleasant Goode 21 5-3 B James More 22 5-4 B Nancy Bromer? 15 4-9 Brown Edmonia Churchill 12 4-3 Brown Nancy Churchill 14 4-4 Brown Owned by William Fulcher Matilda Booker 17 5-0 M Milton Bird 26 5-9 Brown Note: The names "Frank Barkus" and "Judy Barkus" were erased and "Matilda Booker" and "Milton Bird" were added to the above manifest of slaves in this office. Richmond, 20 January 1821. Collector's Office at Nor Âfolk, 5 February 1821 states: The name "Betsey Watkins" was erased from the above manifest in this office, the said slave having been relanded after the vessel cleared from Richmond agreably to the declaration of captain Jackson and William Fulcher. The following statement was lined through but readable: The slave named Peter Watkins was sold at Richmond before the departure. #402 Richmond & Norfolk Sch Alert of New York M: Lewis Compton 13 February 1821 Slaves shipped by Abner Robinson of Richmond, Owner or Consignee is T. Field, on board Slaves Frank 42 5-5 Black Nancy 30 4-11 Brown Virginia 15 4-11 Black Dice 14 5-0 Black Lucy 8 3-11 " Sally 11 4-5 " Delia 12 4-7 Brown Mary 18 4-9 Black Jane 16 5-1 " Easter 12 4-5 " Mary 15 5-2 " Fanny 15 5-1 " Maria 15 5-2 " Jane 15 5-0 Yellow Nancy 19 5-0 Black Harriet 9 4-1 " Hannah 9 4-1 Yellow Mary 11 4-3 " Cluvile? 18 5-2 Black #402 con't. China 17 5-3 --- Dolly 12 4-7 --- Dilcy 12 4 ”-10 --- Betty 13 4-9 Yellow Maria 21 5-2 Brown Milly 11 4-6 B Tabitha 15 5-1 B Suckey 10 4-3 Yellow Rhoda? 10 4-5 B Chloa & Child 35 5-3 Brown Narcissa & Child 32 5-5 B Lucy 6 3-5 B Livina 19 5-1 B Sally 15 5-3 Brown Matilda & Child 23 5-3 B Martha 4 3-1 B Billy 25 5-4 B Fanny 23 5-3 B Cela 6 3-6 B Mary 9 4-2 B Peter? 32 5-6 B Billy 16 5-2 B Nat 21 5-2 B Byron? 32 5-0 Yellow Ned 10 4-3 B Allen 10 4-12 Brown Ben 11 4-4 B Spencer 35 5-5 B Dick 32 5-6 B Philip 24 5-5 Yellow Primus 19 5-5 ? Gus? Dixon 16 4-11 ? ? 12 4-5 ? Hu__ 14 4-8 ? Forin? 14 4-10 ? Philip 23 5-7 Brown Nelson 27 5-7 Brown Kitt 21 5-3 B Harry 28 5-6 B America 31 5-5 B James 36 5-9 B David 25 5-7 B Allen 19 5-2 B Aaron 21 5-4 Brown John 19 5-6 Brown Major 16 5-3 B Cornelius 16 5-4 Brown Joe 19 5-4 Brown Harry 21 5-7 B Harry 22 5-7 Yellow Dick 45 5-7 B Jesse 27 5-8 B Jos 18 5-9 B #402 con't. Charles 19 5-6 B George 8 3-10 Yellow ? 11 4-4 B Allen 17 5-5 B Pleasant 16 5-1 B Peter  21 5-7 B Richard 7 3-9 B Caezar 11 4-5 B Burrel 10 4-3 B Nancy 17 5-5 B Jeremiah 12 4-6 B Peter 25 5-7 B James 20 5-9 B Harriet 19 4-6 B Peter 25 5-7 B Harriet 8 3-11 B Jeremiah ? 5-7 Brown "Not on board" written next to his name Landing: Balize: March 23rd and New Orleans 2 April 1821. Inspector notes that all names and other identification agree except "two which are not on board." #403 Same Entry except that James Mack is now captain. O,S: Theophilus Field, Virginia Slaves George m 40 5-6 Brown Frankie f 45 5-6 Mulatto Billy m 30 5-7 Black Hugh m 30 5-2 " Lucy & child f 20 5-1 " Paulina f 10 4-1 " Rebecca f 18 5-5 " Aleck m 30 5-7 Brown Kelly f 10 4-1 Brown John m 20 5-6 Brown Peter m 25 5-8 Mulatto #404 Norfolk Sch James Monroe M: Walter Bush 20 October 1821 Note: This is a summary manifest for the Schooner James Monroe. It apparently includes all individual slaves shipped by the James Monroe around October 20, 1821. The names on this summa Êry list are the same as those for entries 333, 335,336,337, 338, 341,342, 343, 352, 356. The James Monroe arrived at Balize 13 November, 1821. On the 15 November, the inspector wrote the following statement: I have examined the within named and described slaves, and found them to agree with the general manifest, with the following exceptions: 1. Sam White (No. 12) appears to me to be a full blooded mulatto but in other respects agrees with his description in the manifest. 2. Maria (No. 34) appears, and on the separate manifest is said to be only 9 instead of 19 years old;; I had no doubt of the mistake having been made in transcribing. 3. George Washington (No. 35 appears not to be quite black: I should judge him to be three fourths, or, if such a mixture be possible, four-fifths black. 4. Anny Pusey (no. 111) I should judge to be 20 years of age instad of 16; but of this I thought it possible I might be mistaken. 5. James Brown (No. 115) appeared to have a tawny Ê tinge instead of black; but which, I conceive, might be the effect of ill health. Sam White (No. 12) and George Washington (No. 35) were directed to be detained on board, for further order; the remainder were permitted to be landed. #405 Charleston Sch. Miller of Boston M: H. F. Slocum 19 November 1821 S: William Newton Slaves Cindar f 30 5-5 B #406 Same Entry O: John P. Butow S: Thomas H. Deast?, Charleston Abb f 44 5-6 All entered as "Yellow" except where indicated Alfred m 16 5-2 Sam m 10 4-0 Affee f 21 5-7 James m 21 5-7 William - infant Sylvia f 18 5-2 John m 2 2-0 Jack m 22 5-9 Black Anthony m 25 5-11 #407 Same Entry Owner: George Macaulay S: Slaves Romeo m 20 5-5 Black #408 Norfolk Brig Sampson M: Obediah? Snow 8 November 1821 Statement of Capt. Snow dated 30 Nov 1821 upon arrival at New Orleans: Mima - 9 years of age dead, Sarah 35 years run before sailing and Anna, a child marked one year to be about 3 years old and Peter that agrees with age and height Á in Room of Lillin there being no such female on board. The rest agree. #409 This is marked : Manifest continued of Negroes taken on board the said Brig Sampson of Boston the 8th day of November, 1821 at Norfolk. S: Jos Isnard, New Orleans C: A. Dufau, New Orleans Slaves Simon m 24 5-7 Black William m 18 5-2 Black Tom m 24 5-11 Black David m 10 3-11 Black #409 con't. Notation at bottom of manifest: All present & correspond with the above list with the exception of Sarah said to have deserted -- Mima said to have died on the passage -- Siller reported as a female, is Peter a male answering the description as to height and age. #410 Same Entry S,C: E. Read, Richmond Slaves Randolph m 28 5-5 Dark Cicelia f 27 5-7 Brown Robert m 1 mo Brown Peter m 22 5-7 B Nancy f 18 5-7 Brown John m 21 5-9 Brown Ann f 16 5-1 Yellow Lewis m 7 3-7 Black Carter m 22 5-8 B Claibourne m 18 5-4 B Jack m 23 5-5 B Anderson m 23 5-10 B Urania f 16 4-11 B Pricillia f 15 5-2 B Sam m 25 5-10 B Ja Ëne f 16 5-3 B Sucy f 15 5-2 B Pheobe f 38 5-0 Yellow Shipped by Sm Roane, Richmond C: N & I Dick & Co., New Orleans Obediah m 26 5-5 B Shipped by W. Grier?, Richmond C: E. Read, Richmond? Sarah f 35 5-4 B William m 27 5-8 B Tom m 2 3-9 B Shipped by R. Fankersly?, Richmond C: E. Read, Richmond? *Note: the following four were connected by a line with the word "family" written in. Joe m 60 5-6 B Sucky f 40 5-1 B Billy m 3 2-10 B Joe m 5 3-6 B *Note: the following three were connected by a line with the word "family" written in. Judy f 18 5-1 B Celia f 3 2-11 B Molly f 1 2-0 B Susan f 15 5-2 B Churchhill m 2 2-6 Yellow Betty f 21 5-1 B Humphrey? m 17 5-6 B Harwood m 14 4-11 B John m 16 5-0 B #410 con't. Paul m 12 4-6 B Rubin m 32 5-6 B Coleman m 20 5-5 Yellow Cornelious m 18 5-5 B Randolph m 40 5-8 Brown Henry m 10 4-4 Dark Shipped by B. Payton, Richmond C: E. Read, Richmond Charles m 45 5-8 B James m 35 5-9 B Shipped by L. Hawkins, Richmond C: E. Read, Richmond Ë Tom m 11 4-1 Yellow Tager? f 18 5-1 Dark Shipped by P. Hoxall? C: E. Read, Richmond Cedric m 30 5-9 Dark Isaac m 26 5-7 Very Dark Shipped by ?? C: A. Dufau Ned m 18 5-5 Negro Pleasants m 19 5-6 " Dublin m 23 5-6 " Siller f 23 5-6 " Cosby m 25 5-4 " Charles m 19 5-6 " Will m 19 5-5 " Neuley m 25 5-8 " Allen m 17 5-5 " Soloman m 25 5-6 " Davy m 22 5-5 " Nelson m 25 5-8 " Warner m 27 5-7 " Randal m 22 5-5 " Polly f 22 5-2 Mulatto Nancy f 26 5-6 Negro Rhoda f 17 4-10 " Betsey f 19 5-1 " Lucy f 17 4-9 " Anna f 19 5-2 " Arretta f 10 4-2 " Mimma f 9 4-1 " Leylla f 3 3-2 " Bill m 1 " Note: See information above. At the end of the manifest, it is stated that: Mistake -- should be Peter instead of Siller. See #409. #411 Baltimore Brig Emilie M: B. Godfrey 14 December 1821 O,S: Abner Robinson, Virginia Slaves Granton m 34 5-8 Yellow #411 con't. Ben m 25 Ë5-9 Yellowish Claiborn m 22 506 Yellow Harry m 28 5-8 Black Jacob m 35 5-6 Black Aaron m 19 4-11 Black John m 25 5-9 Black Allen m 22 5-6 Black Simon m 23 5-8 Black John m 45 5-7 Black Hannah f 23 5-4 Yellow Anthony m 12 5-5 Black Anderson m 15 4-10 Black Nace f 14 4-8 Black John m 22 5-6 Black Tom m 9 4-0 Black Nelly f 15 5-2 Yellow Eliza f 15 5-2 Black Eliza 15 5-2 Yellowish Mary f 15 4-10 Black Ellender f 11 4-4 Yellowish Anna f 11 4-1 Black Peter m 21 5-8 Black Norman m 22 5-8 Black #412 Same Entry O & S: Josiah L. Ford/Foard, Cecil County Maryland George m 19 5-4 Light Black Leney f 20 5-4 Mulatto Caroline f 12 4-4 Dark Mulatto Harriet f 22 4-9 Dark Mulatto Note: Foard/Ford states that "... under my father's will, they will be entitled to freedom at the periods of time mentioned in said will." Note that at the end of this series of manifests, the following statement appears on the deposition : This is to certify that the within named Negroes Arthur, Keziah Ë, Josiah & Harriet have been taken out of the vessel by my order on an alledged violation of the law relating to the sale of Negroes for transportation out of the state and are detained for decision of the complaint made on their behalf. #413 Same Entry O,S: Patrick Dorney (Dormey?), Norfolk Slaves Sarah f 30 5-3 Black #414 Same Entry O & S: Josiah L. Ford Slaves Charles m 7 3-6 Light Black Hannah Ann f 2 2-0 Dark Mulatto Emmeline f 4 2-11 Dark Mulatto #415 Same as entry #411 except that the following person was added: O,S: Patrick Dorney? Sarah f 30 5-3 Black #416 Same Entry O & S: Thomas R. P. Spence, Snow Hill, Worcester County Maryland, Consigned to: Thomas R. Purnell, Bayou Sarah Slaves George m 17 5-8 Dark Yellow Harry m 28 5-8 Black Milby m 29 5-9 Black David m 22 5-9 Black Arthur m 29 5-10 Light Mulatto Jackee m 26 5-10 Black Kesiah f 20 5-4 Black Jonah (her son) 4 3-0 Dark Mulatto Harriet (her daughter) 18 months Bright Mulatto Mary f 17 5-3 Dark Mulatto Note: Ar Ëthur has not been permitted to go in this vessel. #417 Same Entry O & S: Frederick G. Briscoe, Kent County Maryland Slaves Harry m 32 5-4 Dark Mulatto #418 Same Entry O & S: Andrew U. Laurenson, Newcastle County, Delaware Hester f 33 4-10 Bright Mulatto Sewell infant 1 1-8 Mulatto Levi f 2 2-0 Mulatto #419 Same Entry O & S: Thomas Ferguson for Kelso & Ferguson C: W. D. Weld, Merchant Slaves James m 25 5-4 Pale Black #420 Same Entry O,S: David Anderson of Kentucky C: Hector McLean & Co. Slaves John m 20 5-3 Black Absalom m 20 5-3 Black Matilda f 16 5-6 Black Daniel m 14 4-11 Black Sam m 11 4-5 Black Mary f 27 4-11 Yellowish John her son 5 3-3 " " Alexander her son infant 6 mos. Mulatto Sarah f 30 5-4 Yellowish Emeline her child 2 " " Maria f 13 4-10 " " Rachael f 20 4-11 Black William her child 7 mos Yellowish Priscilla f 27 5-0 Yellowish Joe m 27 5-10 Dark Mulatto #421 New Orleans Sch Felicity M: Francis Darlington? 21 February 1821 O: William ËDenning Slaves Sook f 35 5-4 Negro Note: This is a local shipment between Bayou St. John to New Orleans #422 Norfolk Sch James Monroe M: John Hopkins 21 February 1821 O,S: Joseph K. Boyd, Norfolk Slaves Disa f 15 5-0 Brown Stephen m 16 5-5 Black #423 Norfolk Sch James Monroe M: John Hopkins 26 February 1821 Arrival and Landing: 31 March 1821 with note that some "triffling difference in the description of colour" appears. Note: This is a summary manifest for previous manifests entered under the Schooner James Monroe. The names on this manifest are listed in the following order: #265,263,256,422,260,265,263,259, 257 and 254. The following entries did not appear previously: Slaves Owned by John Marrast George m 20 5-8 All Black unless indicated Bob m 20 5-11 Boston m 21 5-7 Nat m 16 4-11 Coffee m 23 5-5 James m 19 5-5 Jim m 14 4-10 David m 19 6-0 Light Black Lewis m 18 5-4 Isaac m 26 5-5 Victor m 40 5-3 (Note that French appears next to his name with no further Ëexplanation. ) Wamminy m 16 5-0 Edward m 14 5-0 Sally f 40 5-3 Grace f 15 5-2 Mimy f 25 4-9 Infant left blank (presumably Mimy's child) Sera f 20 5-4 Rachel f 14 4-11 Sally f 16 4-11 Rachael f 25 5-4 #424 Baltimore Brig Emilie M: Benjamin Godfrey 27 March 1821 O & S: William D. Mercer Slaves James m 25 5-7 Pale Black Shadrack m 21 5-2 " " #424 con't. Lloyd m 19 5-5 Black Tredus m 19 5-7 Black Undreadable entry Michael m ? ? ? Phillis f 16 5-3 Mulatto Sally Ann (her child) 14 months Mulatto #425 Same Entry O & S: David Anderson of Kentucky Slaves David Dennis m 23 5-11 All Black unless indicated Abraham m 23 5-10 James m 17 5-6 Littleton m 19 4-7 Stephen m 10 4-1 Stephen m 16 4-7 Yellowish Arthur m 17 5-6 Mulatto Charlotte f 17 5-0 Black & Infant Gatty f 17 4-11 Yellowish Sophy f 20 5-4 Yellowish Mary f 4 3-0 " " Sophy's Children Stess? 2 2-9 " " Charles Henry 6 months " " Hall Cornish m 22 5-10 Black Daniel m 22 5-6 Black John Johnson m 21 5-11 Mulatt Ëo #426 Same Entry Duplicate -- See #420 above. However, James is listed as 20, 5-6 and pale black. #427 Mobile Sch: Bright Phoebius of New Orleans M: Stephen Chandler? 12 June 1821 O,S?: S. Chandler Slaves Peter? m 20 4-10 Black Huldah f 7 5-3 Mulatto #428 Duplicate Manifest for Bartholomew Accinelly. See Entry #324. #429 Savannah Slp Susan of New york M: William I. Rogers 22 May 1821 O,S: T. H. Bruen & Brothers?, Savannah -- Wickliffe Bruen Slaves Moses m 21 5-10 Black #430 Same Entry Slaves Jes m 24 5-7 Black Benjamin Buche, Savannah Charity m 40 5-7 Black Henry McAlpin, Savannah #431 Same Entry Slaves Betty f 33 4-11 Black Sookey f 30 5-2 Mulatto Cato m 21 5-4 Black Marcus m 13 4-4 Black Ellick m 30 5-7 Mulatto John m 30 5-5 " Solomon m 30 5-6 Black Ned m 28 5-4 " John m 30 5-7 " Note: this was lined through Daniel m 34 5-6 " Peter m 23 5-6 " Sampson m 24 5-8 Mulatto Stephen m 21 5-5 Black Frank m 33 5-6 Black Chance m 35 5-2 B Ëlack Note: this was lined through Note: John & Chance were not "shipped." #432 Same Entry O,S: G. B. Lamar, Savannah Slaves Robin m 30 5-4 Coloured/Light African #433 Same Entry William I. Scott, Savannah Slaves John m 30 5-6 Black #434 Baltimore Brig Agent M: Samuel Van Horn 8 June 1821 O,S: David Anderson C: Hector McLean & Co. Slaves Harry m 16 5-3 All Black unless indicated Abraham m 24 5-5 John m 19 5-6 Mulatto Levy m 18 5-6 Mulatto Jarrett m 25 5-5 Black Bill m 17 5-4 " Scipio m 14 4-10 " Frisby m 13 4--6 " Spencer m 13 4-5 " Philip m 30 5-6 Yellowish Milby m 22 5-5 Black Phil m 12 4-3 " Peter m 22 5-3 " Henny f 17 5-1 " Harriet f 17 4-10 Mulatto Liva f 18 5-1 Black John her son 4 2-2 Yellowish Jane f 14 4-9 Black Harriet f 16 5-1 " #435 Norfolk Brig Arethusa M: Reuben Fisher 6 November 1821 O,S: John Clarke (his mark), Petersburg Slaves Lydia f 26 5-2 Tawney Angelina f 2 2-0 Tawney Sam m 6 3-6 Black Mary f 20 5-3 Ë" Nelson m 21 5-3 " Patrick m 19 5-4 " Richard m 12 4-4 " Richard m 12 4-5 " Malthana f 12 4-5 " Sally f 17 5-5 Yellow #436 Pensacola Sch Victoire M: Slaves Nancy f 19 5-4 Black Ann Richardson, on board Dick m 20 5-0 Black Charles A. Jacob, on board #437 Pensacola Steam Ship Robert Fulton of New York M: Timothy Barnard 19 Nov 1821 This manifest reads: Manifest of slaves belonging to R. Richardson of Savannah and brought overland from the state of Georgia into West Florida for the purpose of being transported from there to the state of Louisiana and now shipped as passengers on board the steam ship Robert Fulton, Timothy Bannard Master ... from Pensacola for New Orleans. Owner is Richard Richardson. Slaves -- all males -- all listed as Black unless indicated Gilbert 17 5-5 Dark Mulatto Stephen 26 5-7 George 24 5-5 Tom Shearer 24 5-6 Billy Hunter 39 5-9 Mulatto Peter 39 5-3 Mulatto John 22 5-7 Conan 50 5-8 Henry 26 5-7 Edward 14 5-7? Mulatto Cato Ë 34 5-9 Romulus 38 5-4 Remus 40 5-2 Prince 40 5-3 Yazoo 50 5-8 Sam 45 5-8 Tom Essex 61?? 5-3 Hector 50 5-6 Will 45 5-5 Reuben 36 5-7 Billy Hall 19 5-4 Garland 43 5-8 Yellowish June 36 5-7 #437 con't. August 49 5-10 Billy Boss 36 5-8 Caleb 23 5-6 Mulatto #438 Duplicate summary manifest for Brig Arethusa. See the following entries: #435, 383, 360, 353, 351, 350, 352, 357, and 304 which is the sequence followed on the summary manifest. #439 Baltimore Brig: Jefferson M; James Forbes 9 November 1821 O,S: J. J. M. Lanahan Slaves Mary Ann f 9 Black Rachel Jane f 6? Black Note: Written underneath the color column was the word "mulatresses." #440 Norfolk Brig Hollow M: Henry Leslie 16 November 1821 O,S; William Deacon, New Orleans Slaves Abraham m 35 5-8 All Black unless indicated Jesse m 46 5-9 Luke m 16 5-3 Tawney Dinah f 40 5-4 Harriet f 8 3-6 Sally f 5 3-2 Phebe f 14 4-9 Kitty f 9 3-9 Tawney Keziah m 8 3-11 Wesley m 10 4-1 Judy f 30 5-1 #441 Same Entry O,S: Math Ëer Hubbard, Elizabeth County Virginia Slaves James m 30 5-5 All Black unless indicated Jimmy m 63 5-7 William m 26 5-9 Mary f 6 3-7 Tawney Charles m 4 3-5 " Arizina? f 40 5-2 Claiborn m 44 5-3 Keemer m 10 4-5 Tawney Edward m 9 4-1 Jack m 11 4-7 Tawney Lucy f 30 5-6 " Priscilla f 20 5-3 Dolly f 20 5-2 Sylvia & infant f 30 5-5 Sarah 12 4-8 Tawney Dafney f 18 months Yellow #441 con't. Elixa f 2 3-1 Yellow Liddy f 40 5-4 Lydia f 2 Nancy f 6 4-? Mary f 12 4-9 Priscilla f 40 5-4 Tawney Nicholas m 8 4-10 Lucy & infant f 23 4-10 Tawney Sally f 30 5-1 Lilly f 30 5-4 Tawney #442 Baltimore Slp Good Hope M: Paul Wing 16 november 1821 O,S: Austin Woolfolk of Baltimore C: Samuel Woolfolk, on board Slaves _______ m 20 5-6 All Black unless indicated Joseph m 19 5-5 Emmanuel m 24 5-8 Warwick m 16 5-6 James m 21 5-7 Jacob m 20 5-3 Hector m 17 5-4 Theodore m 22 5-10 Solomon m 21 5-6 Pale Black Charles m 16 4-11 Horace m 15 4-11 John m 13 4-10 William m 14 4-10 A Ëmbrose m 14 4-9 Charles m 12 4-6 Angeline f 18 5-6 Pale Black Peggy f 28 5-2 Jane f 24 5-2 Anne f 16 5-4 Yellow Mary f 14 5-4 Minty f 23 5-1 Prissey f 14 5-8 Maria f 14 4-11 Mulatto Milly f 28 5-1 Maria f 13 4-11 Abram 3 2-6 Harriett f 4 3-1 Mary infant 18 months 2-5 Rachael f 22 5-2 Sarah f 22 5-2 Sarah f 14 4-8 Mulatto Reuben m -- 5-6 Note: Reuben's name lined out. #443 Norfolk Brig Hollow M: Henry Leslie 17 November 1821 Note: This is a summary manifest which includes in this order the following entries from above: 367, 369, 371, 368, 370, 441, 372, 373, 440. #444 Pensacola Sch Surprise M: E. Bradley 22 December 1821? O,S: Thomas Hagan or Eagan, on board Slaves Freeman m 13 4-1 Black Billy m 7 #445 Mobile Sch Orleans Packet M: Heartt 22 December 1821 S: William Lundy, Mobile Slaves Perry m 22 5-7 Negro #446 Baltimore Brig Hyperion M: James Forbes 9 November 1821 O & S: Thomas Lee Slaves Phil m 22 5-11 Pale Black Mary f 19 5-2 " " Harriet her child _2 " " Sarah her child 6 months " " #447 Norfolk Sch James Monroe M: Walter Bush 5 March 1825 Slaves owned by B. Jackson Aleck m 20 5-10 All Black unless otherwise indicated William m 21 5-6 Jim m 21 5-9 Randolph m 23 5-5 Jupiter m 16 5-0 Cephus m 12 4-6 Eliza f 18 5-0 Lucy f 18 5-0 Yellow Slaves Owned by Joseph Isnard, New Orleans William? m ? 5-4 Ben m 25 5-7 Hannah f 18 5-5 Allen m 25 5-5 Daniel m 19 5-7 Wilson m 19 5-5 James m 20 5-6 Clarissa f 18 5-3 Isaac m 23 5-4 Robert m 18 5-4 Isaac m 23 5-8 Sam m 20 5-5 Reuben m 23 5-6 Jesse m 25 5-5 Rachel f 18 5-1 Ransom m 22 5-8 Ben m 18 5-4 #447 Con't. George m 15 5-4 Tom m 9 3-11 Lavinia f 8 3-11 Isham m 19 5-4 Ralph m 20 5-2 Slaves Owned by Jonathan C. Saunders for J. Wilkinson? Mariah f 28 5-2 Yellow ? f 24 5-1 Black Eliza f 14 4-11 Caroline f 15 5-1 Catherine f 18 5-0 Ri chard m 24 5-5 Thomas m 19 5-3 Jarrott m 22 5-6 Frank m 19 5-5 William m 22 5-9 Henry m 20 5-5 James m 17 5-5 Yellow Ned m 22 5-10 James m 24 5-6 Henry m 28 6-0 Amy f 20 4-0 Beckey f 35 5-1 Slaves Owned by J. C. Saunders, Norfolk Hannah m 18 5-1 Pleasant m 26 5-1 Cato m 30 5-6 Henry m 19 5-6 Cato m 34 5-7 Jeff m 17 5-5 Jasper m 23 5-6 Edmond m 26 5-6 Grace f 17 5-4 Yellow Slaves owned by H. Altmand Jr., Norfolk Willis m 20 5-5 Slaves Owned by H. M. Fauquier, Norfolk Nancy f 23 5-5 Slaves owned by R. Accinelly, Portsmouthd by Caleb m 18 5-10 Custer m 18 5-0 Yellow Zaddock m 20 5-0 Black Alsey f 14 4-10 Berry m 19 5-6 Jessy m 23 5-6 David m 11 5-5 Isaac m 21 5-9 Mulatto March m 16 5-4 #447 con't. Bob m 23 4-10 Jonas m 22 5-6 Ned m 25 5-0 Hannah f 25 5-5 Mar y f 16 4-9 Charlotte f 6 3-10 Yellowish George m 10 4-2 Stephen m 8 3-10 Jacob m 18 5-2 Lucy f 18 5-0 Henry m 25 5-5 #448 Charleston Sch Miller of Boston M: W. F. Slocum 20 November 1821 Slaves Antoine m 23 5-8 Black Joseph Yates by John R. Rogers, Charleston Dick m 35 5-10 Black John Gilbert by C. H. Tunis #449 Same Entry O,S: Joseph Winthrop, Charleston Slaves John m 24 5-10 Black #450 Same Entry O: Joseph Argote? Slaves Duke m 42 5-9 Yellow Caeser m 47 5-8 Black Hannah f 48 5-2 Black #451 Same Entry O: Benjamin Green Slaves Molsey f 17 4-7 Yellow #452 Same Entry S: William Newton O: Thomas H. Deast? for Wm Fossine?, Charleston Slaves Tay? f 35 5-5 All Black Beck f 30 5-0 Harriet f 5 3-4 Billy m 2 3-0 END OF ROLL 2, INWARD SLAVE MANIFESTS, NEW ORLEANS
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