26 July 1802

Cosby, Overton, fl. 1800-1806

Manuscript document signed

Title: [Ordering the appraisal of slaves]

Ordering list of men to appraise the enslaved people and personal estate of Edmund Berkeley of Prince William County. Court copy. The men ordered to perform the appraisal are Charles Carter, Charles Tyler, Richard Alexander and Matthew Whiting.

GLC03434.07

28 April 1800

Cosby, Overton, fl. 1800-1806

Autograph document signed

Title: [Ordering the appraisal of slaves]

Ordering list of men to appraise the enslaved people and personal estate of John Humphries. Court copy. The men ordered to perform the appraisal are Staige Davis, Peter Robinson, David Palmer and Gabriel Jones. Court copy.

GLC03434.08

23 June 1788

Champhill, William, fl. 1788

Manuscript document signed

Title: [Appointment for William Wood as surveyor]

Appointing William Wood as surveyor of the highway in Middlesex County.

GLC03434.09

13 December 1740

Laughlin, Thomas, fl. 1740

Autograph document signed

Title: [Receipt from William Hackney]

A receipt from William Hackney for Patrick Pursell's account.

GLC03434.10

4 September 1739

Corbin, R., fl. 1739

Manuscript document signed

Title: [Regarding two debts of Patrick Pursell's estate]

Attesting that two debts have not been paid from Patrick Pursell's estate, with account information. Docket indicates the debt was paid in 1740.

GLC03434.12

20 July 1739

Manuscript document

Title: [List of goods sold from the estate of Patrick Pursell]

Listing items from the estate of Patrick Pursell that were sold, value totalling twenty pounds. Also lists debt records owed to Pursell with blank amounts.

GLC03434.13

17 August 1739

Reid, James, fl. 1739

Manuscript document signed

Title: [Attesting to a debt owed by the Pursell estate]

Attesting that Joseph Small is owed ten schillings by the estate of Patrick Pursell.

GLC03434.14

3 July 1739

Skipwith, George, fl. 1739

Note signed

Title: [Reciept relating to the administration of Patrick Pursell's estate.]

A receipt for one hundred and fifty pounds, relating to the administration of Patrick Pursell's estate.

GLC03434.15

17 July 1738

Pursell, Patrick, fl. 1730-1738

Autograph document signed

Title: [Acknowledging account due for leather purchases]

Pursell acknowledging account due for leather purchases.

GLC03434.16

1738 circa

Pursell, Patrick, fl. 1730-1738

Autograph document signed

Title: [Account of debts]

Account of debts that appear to be owed to Pursell.

GLC03434.17

9 June 1730

Pursell, Patrick, fl. 1730-1738

Document signed

Title: [Promissory note to John Lymmes]

A promissory note for a debt of one pond with John Lymmes.

GLC03434.18

February 4, 1697

O'Neal, Thomas, fl. 1697

Manuscript document signed

Title: [Will of Thomas O'Neal]

The will of Thomas O'Neal. Lists how his possessions, including a feather bed, fish plate, looking glass, tankard, great chest, smoothing iron, etc., should be divided between his daughters, Sarah O'Neal and Mary Atwood.

GLC03434.19

January 14, 1695

Wortham, George, fl. 1695

Manuscript document signed

Title: [Inventory of the estate of John Bullman]

An inventory listing the possessions of the deceased John Bullman. Also signed James Williamson and Richard Sloobons

GLC03434.20

31 July 1693

Downing, William, fl. 1693

Manuscript document signed

Title: [Promissory note of William Downing]

Downing agrees to pay a debt of twelve hundred and sixty pounds in 1694. Court clerk Edwin Thacker certifies that "the above bill was proved to be the Act and deed of Wm Downing by the oaths of the evidences." Also signed by Robert Williams and Edward Williamson with their marks, as witnesses.

GLC03434.21

16 May 1860

Tabb, Henry Wythe, 1791-1864

Autograph document signed

Title: [Last will and testament of Henry W. Tabb]

Last will of Henry W. Tabb, making provisions for his lands, children and enslaved people. Provides two hundred dollars per year for the education of each younger child. Wants his main plantation maintained, "for the support and education of my children," with forty enslaved people and an overseer. Desires that an additional enslaved person "between the ages of twelve and sixteen" be given to each of his younger children. Wishes the remaining of his enslaved people to be sold, but orders that "In making sale of the slaves, I wish my executors to sell them as far as convenient in families…

GLC03434.22

1815-1860

Manuscript document

Title: Apraisment of negros

Listing the values of nine enslaved people, all worth between ten and sixty dollars. Title from docket.

GLC03434.23

1815-1860

Manuscript document

Title: [List of values of slaves]

Listing values of enslaved people for an apparent exchange of property. Written for Dr. Wells.

GLC03434.24

7 August 1839

Winn, John, 1789-?

Manuscript document

Title: [Account between John and George Winn]

A list of the figures in a settlement between John and George Winn.

GLC03434.26

23 September 1838

Winn, John, 1789-?

Autograph letter signed

Title: to George Winn

Discussing the price of enslaved people and corn. Writes to his brother, possibly George Winn, to discuss a transaction between the two regarding the purchase of enslaved people. Says the prices on enslaved people have gone up in the last year. Also discusses the harvest, which he says is very poor due to floods. Expects his crop to be very bad this year, and discusses prices. Says he may have to move his family soon in order to get by. Recipient inferred from other letters.

GLC03434.27

1837

Winn, John, 1789-?

Manuscript document

Title: [Account for the estate of Thomas Winn]

Listing bills and payments due to the estate of Thomas Winn, administered by John Winn. Entries range from 1829 to 1837. Court docketing dated 10 June 1837.

GLC03434.28

25 November 1837

Winn, George, 1793-?

Autograph letter signed

Title: to John Winn

Negotiating the purchase of enslaved people from his brother. Wishes to buy the enslaved people his brother is selling, but only wishes to pay five hundred dollars for each, less than his brother desires. Believes he may still have enemies in Virginia. Also mentions crop prices.

GLC03434.29

1824-1837

Header Record

Title: Reciept and two slave lists [Decimalized .01-.03]

Receipt for payment for boarding an enslaved person in jail, and two lists with names and values of the enslaved people.

GLC03434.30

20 February 1836

Ancell, Ann Winn, 1791-1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to John Winn

Recalling, at her brother Winn's request, a conversation she had with their father when Diley, an enslaved person, first came to live with her. The conversation was regarding ownership of Diley, whose name appears on later slave value and hire sheets (GLC03434.35) and is listed as being owned by John Winn.

GLC03434.31

1836-1840

Winn, John, 1789-?

Manuscript document signed

Title: Hardware plantation book 1836

Account book for the Winn family's Hardware plantation. Lists debits and credits, sales and purchases of supplies, tools and produce. Lists sales of tobacco, prices of other crops, amount of tobacco produced by each enslaved person, and wages. The enslaved people are listed by their names Phebe, Dumb Tom, Deaf Tom, Old George, etc., and the weights of tobacco and/or dollar values of the tobacco transactions are listed by each name. One page has a short contract with William A. Clements for his services as an overseer; it is signed by Winn and Clements. Several pages, with headings such as "…

GLC03434.32

1833-1836

Manuscript document

Title: [Reciept for Thomas Winn]

Receipt from the "Administrator of Thomas Winn to Wills & Watkins."

GLC03434.33