| Title | Date Created | Description | Subject | Collection |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bill of Hire for Sally, January 2, 1865 | 1865-01-02 | Documents of the Enslaved | ||
| Bill of Sale for Elizabeth, March 19, 1863 | 1863-03-19 | Documents of the Enslaved | ||
| Envelope Addressed to Lawrence Washington, January 29, 1861 | 1861-01-29 | Envelope addressed to Lawrence Washington which contained the correspondence from R. H. Stuart. | Slavery, Race discrimination, Race relations | Documents of the Enslaved |
| Correspondence Between R. H. Stuart and Lawrence Washington, January 29, 1861 | 1861-01-29 | Documents of the Enslaved | ||
| Speech Delivered by Henry Wilson to the Senate, May 21, 1860 | 1860-05-21 | Speech delivered by Massachusetts Senator Henry Wilson in regards to a bill he introduced designed to suppress the trafficking of enslaved people. | Speeches, Slavery, Race discrimination, Political science, Abolitionists | Documents of the Enslaved |
| Enslaved People Listed for Sale From the Estate of Daniel Payne, circa 1860 | 1855/1865 | Documents of the Enslaved | ||
| Receipt for Dillard, January 1, 1853 | 1853-01-01 | Documents of the Enslaved | ||
| Correspondence Between B. T. Fendall and William Stone, February 24, 1841 | 1841-02-24 | Documents of the Enslaved | ||
| Enslaved People Listed for Sale From the Estate of Richard Bayne, July 1, 1837 | 1837-07-01 | Documents of the Enslaved | ||
| Enslaved People Listed for Sale From the Estate of George Zuesenbury, January 2, 1832 | 1832-01-02 | Documents of the Enslaved | ||
| Enslaved People Listed for Sale From the Estate of Richard Bayne, January 1, 1830 | 1830-01-01 | Documents of the Enslaved |
Nov 9, 2021
Documents of the Enslaved
This aggregate collection contains documents related enslaved peoples dating from 1830-1865 from the American south including bills of sale, lists of enslaved people from various estates and correspondences between slave owners. Documents from Virginia and Georgia are represented as well as the estates of Richard Bayne, George Zuesenbury and Daniel Payne.
