Sunday, January 03, 2010

Slaves and Slave owners.

This page is links to slaves and there owners. I know it can be hard to do research if you don’t know just the right words to put in your search box, so I have done some hunting for you, to help make it a little easier to find those names you have been looking for. All these links will take you to pages that are full of names of slave owners and the slaves themselves.
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Note. I picked these sites for their easy use and the information was very interesting.

Slave owners of Cook county Alabama, 1832.

This site has many names of slave owners and slave names.

http://www.prairiebluff.com/blackbelt/perry1832.html
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slavery in Pennsylvania.

Here is a link to this site it has hundreds of owners names and those of slaves this site is worth looking over if you are looking for a slave or owner from Pennsylvania.
http://www.afrolumens.org/slavery/index.html
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Register of Colored Persons of Caroline County, State of Virginia, cohabitating together and husband and wife on 27th February, 1866.

http://departments.umw.edu/hipr/www/freedmen/CarolineAf-Ammarried1.htm
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Register of Negroes and Mulattoes.

Jefferson County, Indiana
Auditor's Office, Courthouse
1853 - 1860
Transcription by Ruth A. Hoggatt.

Negroes and Mulattoes who were inhabitants of the State of Indiana, prior to the first day of November, 1851, and entitled to reside therein, were required to appear before the clerk of the Circuit Circuit Court for registry.

http://www.myindianahome.net/gen/jeff/records/blackhx/register.html
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Jamaican Family Search Genealogy Research Library
The parish of Kingston.


http://jamaicanfamilysearch.com/Samples/garsia2.htm

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Those of you who have a slave ancestor or are a ancestor of a slave owner and they lived in Illinois and if you have some info about them, you may be able to find even more info on them by using this link.

Illinois database of Servitude and Emancipation Records (1722–1863).

http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/departments/archives/servant.html

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For those of you who have slave or slave owners in Maryland and know some names will find this site helpful, to do a search use the link at the bottom of their page,

Maryland State Archives, Reference & Research.

http://www.msa.md.gov/msa/refserv/html/afridesc.html

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Here is a site full of info, for you who are looking for a African American ancestor or a slave or slave owner.

http://blackwallstreet.org/blk.resources.dir/cu.html

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Here is a site with thousands of slave names, from a cross the United States.

http://www.africanaheritage.com/quickbrowse.asp?do_search=true

8 comments:

mjean said...

I want to know who was the slave owner/father of Edd Grimsley in Henry County, Al. Edd's mom was Viney Long.

Dennis Segelquist said...

I could not find anything on him. Do you have a time frame that would help

Dennis Segelquist said...
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mjean said...

Edmond Grimsley, whose name is actually Edd, was born in 1861.

mjean said...

Edmond(Edd) Grimsley was born in 1861.

Tami said...

I was wondering if you could possibly help me find information on:
Andrew Adams born circa 1823
Lived Talbot County, Maryland
Married to: Caroline
I think he may have been owned by "spedden orem"
Children: Sidney, Andrew, Harriet, Charles, Isabella
tamela_lsu@yahoo.com

Dennis Segelquist said...

In 1870, Andrew Adams was 46, his wife Caroline was 43. Their children were; Sidney age 18, Samuel age 13, Isable age 11, Andrew age 11, Harriet age 6 and Charles H. Adams age 4. The whole family were born in Maryland. Their residence was Talbot County.

Spedden Orem owned many slaves but non are named. in 1880 he was living in St Michaels, Talbot County, he was 80.

Dennis Segelquist said...

Sorry Andrew Adams was 8, not 11.
Mr. Adams was born between 1823 and 1824.

Mr. Orem, was born in 1800 and died in 1885.