MS Document Dealing with Slave Auction

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,

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

Forty-eight page inked manuscript legal document dealing with the will of Charles Graves of Frederick Virginia, who died in 1823 signed by Daniel Lee, Clerk of Courts and Judge Henry L. George Becker,

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 (

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

Includes War of 1812 appointments (x3), an 1811 pardon for manslaughter, 2 1820's PA documents, 4 1840's &1850's PA documents, 8+ U.S. documents dealing with state land grants (IA, WI, MN, MS). Togeth

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

Both dealing with the will of James Copper and listing each named slave as follows: Peter, Milly, Martin, Edwin, Jonathan, Cyrus, Elizabeth, Isabel, Henry, and Lewis. Docketed on reverse with dates of

Two page inked manuscript on single folded letter sheet 7 ½ x 12 ½” dealing with the case of Joseph Graves of Mason Co. Kentucky vs his brother in law and sister dispute over the p

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

Three page folded letter sheet with inked manuscript detailing the actions of Joseph Graves while in Frederick, Virginia in the year 1823 dealing with the estate of his father and the ownership of his

Heading: (Cuba - Slavery) Author: Title: Bound volume of documents relating to an auction of slaves in Cuba Place Published: Cuba Publisher: Date Published: c.1860s Description: Fi

two-page document signed by Benjamin Martyn and dated May, 1737, authorizing the shipment of "sixty heads" from Rotterdam to Georgia, scarce document dealing with populating the Georgia colony with in

Black History 1853 "Certain negro woman" Slave Bill of Sale for $1,200 December 2, 1853-Dated, Manuscript Document, Slave Bill of Sale, being "Certain negro woman" Slave Bill of Sale for $1,200, (Brad

Partially printed Ms document docketed on back:1864 Price List of Clothing for the Gen 1864, dated Jan. 22 nd , 1864, listing the following: Uniform Hat 1.65; Forage Cap .58; Uniform Coat 7.00; Trowse

Lot of six including five partially printed Ms documents of Paul St. Clair Conner and one manuscript document of same. Including his discharge for disability from Co. A 2 nd Regiment of N.Y. Volunteer

Circa 120+ documents dating from the 1820s to the 1890s, with most being pre-civil war. Most are legal documents including circa 21 partially printed Commonwealth of Kentucky Sheriffs orders for Mason

1860 Georgia slave auction in front of court house door on the first Tuesday in February. The document lists slave men, woman, boy and girl. Condition is very good.

Account of hire of negros & the sale of Becky & Eliza , John H. Atkins Estate Jan. 1, 1858 Sampson County

Dec 31 1842 & Dec 1843 account of hire of negros, Sampson County NC

Rare American Framed Printed Slave Document. "Clarke & Grubb Negro Brokers, Atlanta, Ga 1862" Receipt 3" x 7-1/4", framed and matted 8-1/2" x 13" overall.

Original sale of slave document from Texas dated 1855 Slave was a 27 year old man named Ned and was blind in one eye.

Account of hire of negroes Isaac W & Martha Grice Estate jan 1st 1842 to December 31st 1842. from Sampson County

dated 1801. inventory of the estate of Nehemiah Scott. 5 negroes Jim, pat, Ben, Harry and George. January 13th 1801