Joel Ellis Freeing Slaves Documents & Letters

Group of Assorted Slave Documents including a letters and communications. Including communications from Captain E.C. Hand Inspector General's Headquarters in Carrollton area of New Orleans, August 15,

In one binder, including a few war-dated letters, an estate document detailing property including 3 slaves, a several page handwritten document detailing birth and death dates of 50+ named individuals

Single page unlined partial letter sheet (8 x 5”) with inked manuscript reading: Miss Elizabeth Graves and John Graves & Charles Graves Sir you are to pay forty Dollars of my part to Cathirine (

Single page unlined partial letter sheet (8 ½ x 6 ½”) with inked manuscript reading in part: Know all men by these presents that I Thomas Bales of feduruk (sic) County and state of

Both single page unlined letter sheets with inked manuscript. Deposition of Thomas Bailes taken in Madison County , Ohio. Describes promissory note of black man for hire and land sales of Joseph Grave

Single folded letter sheet, 7 ½ x 12 ½” with inked manuscript being a legal document ordering that two named slaves be sold at public auction to settle disputed will, Mason County,

Inked manuscript two page document on single folded letter sheet, 7 ½ x 12 ½”, detailing the will of James Copper and listing each named slave and their cash value as follows: Pete

1845 Africa SLAVE TRADE American 29th Congress Legislation James K Polk Politics A 19th-century Congressional document filled with Presidential letters, orders, petitions, and reports of legislation.

Mason Co. court document dealing with the ownership of two named slaves Dilly & Milly, by Joseph Graves with inked manuscript on folded unlined legal letter sheet, 7 ¼ x 12 ¼”. Doc

Mason Co. court document detailing the 1835 will of James Cooper of Mason Co. on unlined folded legal letter sheet with 2 ¼” pages of inked manuscript text, docketed on back dealing with

Mason Co. court document detailing the 1828 will of Elizabeth Graves, mother of Joseph of Mason Co. on unlined folded legal letter sheet with 2 ¼” pages of inked manuscript text, docketed

Five page inked document of two folded 7 ½ x 12 ½” letter sheet detailing the complaint of William Finch and his wife Delila late Delila Graves and William Finch and his wife late

Painted blue eyes, carved hair painted black. Metal hands and feet with painted black boots. Dressed in antique plaid cotton dress, (2) cotton petticoats and pantaloons, wool flannel petticoat. Also,

Slavery and Abolition: Three (3) 19th century documents, concerning slaves sales in Tennessee plus abolitionist Rev. David Root of New Hampshire and Connecticut. 1st item: Williamson Co

Group Chinese Republic Shanghai Land Documents, Shandong Letters, old stamps. Various sizes. Mostly in good condition. See images for more information.

JOEL ELLIS / CO-OPERATIVE MANUFACTURING CO. WOODEN CHILD DOLL, Rock Maple wooden body with mortise and tenon joints, painted facial features including brown eyes, eyebrows, and red lips and nostrils,

15" JOEL ELLIS doll . Made in New Hampshire 1873-1874. All wood with mortise and tenon joints. Carved black hair. Metal hands and feet with painted black boots. Dressed in antique cotton clothing: tan

Made in Sprinfield, Vt., circa 1880, with head and body a single piece of carved and painted wood with wood hinged upper arms and painted pewter lower arms and hands, carved and hinged legs with paint

WWII MIA/KIA Paper group to S/Sgt. Raymond J. Zeltman of Hicksville, NY. He was a member of the 370th Bomb Squadron, 307th Bomb Group, and was KIA on 7/13/1944 when his plane was shot down near a Japa

289. AMERICAN WOODEN DOLL BY JOEL ELLIS. 12”. Wooden doll, has well-defined carving of facial features and short ringlet curled hair, dowel-jointing at shoulders, elbows hips and knees, pewter h

EACH WITH MORTISE & TENON JOINTS, 12 1/2 IN. DOLL WITH CARVED HAIR WITH SOME AREAS MISSING, SKIN COLORED METAL HANDS, METAL FEET PAINTED BLACK, SUBSTANIAL PAINT LOSS TO HEAD, FACE & HAIR, BODY & LIMBS

"Joel Ellis" Springfield, VT Childs Push Carriage, In very good original condition, having four wooden spoked wheels, metal springs, surry fringed top, yellow double pin stripe decoration on black wit

(5) Important slave documents from Hurley, New York & Ulster County from 1778 to 1823, found with large hoard of documents & manuscripts from Hurley, N.Y. estate. These have been put away for many yea

1857 Document "Valuation of Negroes Belonging to the Estate of RH Dixon Deceased 21st. December 1857" gives a comprehensive breakdown with the names and values of all the Slaves. Measures: 12" x 7 1/2