1853 Virginia Antebellum Slavery Tax Document

Black History 1852 Tax Form For "14 Blacks" and "Male Free Negroes" 1852-Dated, Partially-Printed Document, Albemarle County (Virginia) Tax Bill, Includes Tax on 14 Blacks and "Male Free Negroes," Cho

Autograph document signed by Daniel Rucker (1780-1833). Bourbon County, Kentucky, 27 September 1832. 3 pages. Undersigned by witnesses. To verso, autograph addendum by Clerk of Courts Thomas P. Smith.

Slavery Slavery in Antebellum Tennessee: "One Negro Man Lem aged 26 Years…" 1p handwritten document from Shelby County, Tennessee dated July 24, 1824, outlining the possessions of recently deceased

Four Antebellum 19th century slave sale documents, the first, a two page sale dated January 9,1805, for the sale of a slave named Agey for 75 pounds Virginia currency to Samuel Davis of Portsmouth, Vi

LOT (7) ASSORTED DOCUMENTS RELATED TO SLAVERY AND INDENTURED SERVANTS INCLUDING SURVEY'S AND LETTERS, 1789-1853

1808 document signed by Governor of Virginia William H. Cabell, (1772-1853) granting parcel of land totaling 312 acres in Augusta County, Virginia, granted to Revolutionary War Captain, Samuel McCutch

Three slips for taxable property of residents of King and Queen county in Virginia, excised from a tax roll for 1853-1854, each with note of "Slaves over 16". Fine, each approx 6 x 2". Accompanied by

Three slips for taxable property of residents of King and Queen county in Virginia, excised from a tax roll for 1853-1854, each with note of "Slaves over 16". Fine, each approx 6 x 2". Accompanied by

Three Antebellum 19th century legal documents regarding slaves and slavery, the first, a one page Decatur County, Georgia case dated 1843 regarding a slave named Peter being held in dispute with the e

Slavery Bill of Sale from Antebellum New Orleans for "Alfred, an orphan boy, aged about seven years" A legal document from antebellum New Orleans recording details about the sale of a 7-year-old slave

Signed by a local Judge. Interesting document detailing life in the antebellum south. [Paper Ephemera]

1904 In Ole Virginia by Thomas Nelson Page

Document archive related to the family of Judge John Williams Green of Culpeper County, Virginia, 80 items total. Topics include the USS Ontario, the Texas Revolution, Slavery, and more. The family in

Antebellum VA Probate Doc Mentioning Slaves Paris, Reuben, Billy, Nancy & Sally An 8pp probate document from Prince William County, Virginia dated November 1845 - March 1848, being a record of cre

1st item: Civil War era ALS. Four and-one-half page letter written on lined bifolium documents, written by A Daughter of Virginia, Richmond, VA, addressed to Miss Stevens, no location, possibly Baltim

[SLAVERY]: A partially printed D.S., A. R. Johnson, by a Deputy Sheriff, also on behalf of Sheriff Thomas, the Collector of Taxes, one page, slim oblong 8vo, n.p., n.d. (c.1846). The document, complet

SLAVERY DOCUMENTS. 2 manuscript documents from Westchester, NY: 1. Signed sale document from Absalom Gidney of Phillipsburgh, Westchester County, 255 x 205 mm, selling a slave named Charles, age 13, t

[SLAVERY DOCUMENT]. Manuscript Slave Appraisal. [N.p.] 8 April 1844. One 8vo page on plain white paper. Sight approximately 6 ¾ x 7 ⅞”. Framed under glass. Some toning, edgewear to pa

photo card by Vannerson & Jones of Richmond, Virginia, tax stamps signed June 27, 1865, fold near top.

Super group of 14 Amite County Mississippi Slavery Documents. Interesting material. Examine

Confederate General Ambrose P. Hill (1825-1865) Signed Document, 1853. Per Alexander Autographs, Inc.: "Ambrose P. Hill (1825-1865) Confederate lieutenant general who led Hill's Light Division through

State of Massachusetts Bay tax raising document. The house of representatives dated June 14, 1780, read and concurred by John Hancock, Speaker, later to become first signer of Declaration of Independe

Nice signed land deed document by Founding Father Patrick Henry. His signature is on a Commonwealth of Virginia Land Deed. Dated June 26th, 1786 while Henry was Govenor of Virginia. The document measu

[AFRICAN AMERICANA -- SLAVERY & ABOLITION]. Legal document outlining the sale of 14 enslaved individuals featuring their names along with the names of their enslavers. New Orleans, 16 September 1826.