Enslaved Ancestor File

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Surname	First Name	Plantation	Owner Last Name	Owner First Name	Date of Record	More Info
SMITH	PATTY	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1814	+
First Name PATTY Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Info & Sources William Byrd III bequeathed to his daughter Maria H. Page two slaves, one of whom was named Eleanor. When Byrd's estate was finally settled some years after the death of Mary Willing Byrd, an accounting was made of slaves specifically named in Byrd's Will. Charles City Will Book 3
SMITH	JENNY	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1814	+
First Name JENNY Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Info & Sources William Byrd III bequeathed to his daughter Maria H. Page two slaves, one of whom was named Eleanor. When Byrd's estate was finally settled some years after the death of Mary Willing Byrd, an accounting was made of slaves specifically named in Byrd's Will. Charles City Will Book 3
SMITH	GEORGE	COURTHOUSE PLANTATION	CHRISTIAN	ROBERT W.	1896	+
First Name GEORGE Plantation COURTHOUSE PLANTATION Owner Last Name CHRISTIAN Owner First Name ROBERT W. Date of Record 1896 Owner Last Name CHRISTIAN Owner First Name ROBERT W. Date of Record 1896 Info & Sources George gave a deposition in the widow's pension application of Jenny Crawley Gardner in which he stated that he and Richard Garder were born and raised on the plantation at Charles City Courthouse. U.S. Army Invalid #1030800, Widow's #459964
SMITH	JIM	SHIRLEY	CARTER	CHARLES	1807	+
First Name JIM Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1807 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1807 Info & Sources Inventory and Appraisement of the slaves of Charles Carter at Shirley taken 07 MAR 1807. Charles City County Will Book 1, p. 720. Jim Smith was valued at $335.
SMITH	JOE	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1849	+
First Name JOE Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Info & Sources A cholera epidemic hit Shirley in the summer of 1849 and claimed the lives of thirty-one or thirty-two slaves (records differ) in the course of three terrifying weeks. The deaths were recorded in the 1850 Census of Mortality and in plantation records. Shirley Plantation Collection, container 11, folder 5, J. D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg. Joe Smith died 05 jUL 1849 at the age of 20.
SMITH	JOHN	BERKELEY	STARKE	POWHATAN	1848	+
First Name JOHN Plantation BERKELEY Owner Last Name STARKE Owner First Name POWHATAN Date of Record 1848 Owner Last Name STARKE Owner First Name POWHATAN Date of Record 1848 Info & Sources Slave valued at $400 and alotted to Elizabeth C. Orgain (wife of Powhatan B. Starke) in Surry County Chancery case William Allen, etc. vs. Mary M. Orgain, etc.
SMITH	unnamed	WEYANOKE	DOUTHAT	Mrs.	1842	+
First Name unnamed Plantation WEYANOKE Owner Last Name DOUTHAT Owner First Name Mrs. Date of Record 1842 Owner Last Name DOUTHAT Owner First Name Mrs. Date of Record 1842 Info & Sources Slave belonging to Mrs. Douthat baptised June 1842 by Rev. Leavell. Westover Vestry Book and Register.
SNOW	GEORGE	BERKELEY	HARRISON	BENJAMIN	1781	+
First Name GEORGE Plantation BERKELEY Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name BENJAMIN Date of Record 1781 Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name BENJAMIN Date of Record 1781 Info & Sources Slave listed in an appraisement of the Estate of Benjamin Harrison, V, a Signer of the Declaration of Independence, taken JULY 1781 and recorded in Charles City County Will Book No. 1, p 408. George Snow is listed as 21 years old and valued at 75 pounds sterling.
SPARKS	WINNY	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1862	+
First Name WINNY Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1862 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1862 Info & Sources Listed as a runaway female slave age 25 who left with McClellan's army when it retreated from Berkeley about August 17, 1862. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives.
SPRAGGINS	BILLY		HARRISON	COLLIER	1824	+
First Name BILLY Plantation Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name COLLIER Date of Record 1824 Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name COLLIER Date of Record 1824 Info & Sources Billy Spraggins is listed in an Inventory and Appraisement of the Estate of Collier Harrison, taken in JAN 1824. Charles City County Will Book 3, p. 3. Spraggins was valued at $300.
SPURLOCK - HILTON	AGNES	WEYANOKE	DOUTHAT	ELEANOR	1901	+
First Name AGNES Plantation WEYANOKE Owner Last Name DOUTHAT Owner First Name ELEANOR Date of Record 1901 Owner Last Name DOUTHAT Owner First Name ELEANOR Date of Record 1901 Info & Sources Agnes Spurlock Hilton died 25 JAN 1901, having served five generations of the Marshall-Douthat families. Her father, Robin Spurlock, was given as a wedding present to Chief Justice John Marshall. At the age of 18 Agnes was sent to serve Mrs. John Marshall of Fauquier County where she stayed until the marriage of Mary Willis Marshall to Fielding Lewis Douthat who brought her to Weyanoke. While at Weyanoke Agnes was evidently married to Moses Hilton. She and Moses are among the seven freedmen with whom Articles of Agreement for the sharecropping of Weyanoke Farm were executed and Fielding Douthat 07 MAR 1866, and approved by the local agent of the Freedmen's Bureau. Original, National Archives, photocopy Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
STARKES	RICHARD A.		MAJOR	EDWARD G.	1833	+
First Name RICHARD A. Plantation Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name EDWARD G. Date of Record 1833 Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name EDWARD G. Date of Record 1833 Info & Sources An infant slave named Richard A. Starkes, belonging to Mr. E.G. Major, was baptised at the Lower Church 21 JUL 1833 by Rev. A. Norris. Westover Parish Vestry Book and Register 1833-1859, Record of Colored Baptisms.
STEVENS	JIMMY		CARTER	WILLIAM	1820	+
First Name JIMMY Plantation Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1820 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1820 Info & Sources Member Charles City Baptist Church listed in roll begun ca 1820. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
STITH	JOE	BERKELEY	HARRISON	BENJAMIN	1828	+
First Name JOE Plantation BERKELEY Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name BENJAMIN Date of Record 1828 Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name BENJAMIN Date of Record 1828 Info & Sources One of the slaves named in various deeds mortgaging all of the slaves and property at Berkeley. Deed of 13 MAY 1828, Charles City Deed Book No. 7, pg. 295.
STOKER	MOLL	BERKELEY	HARRISON	BENJAMIN	1791	+
First Name MOLL Plantation BERKELEY Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name BENJAMIN Date of Record 1791 Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name BENJAMIN Date of Record 1791 Info & Sources Slave listed in the will of Benjamin Harrison, V, a Signer of the Declaration of Independence, written 03 JAN 1780 and recorded 16 JUNE 1791. Charles City County Will Book No. 1, p 56. Moll Stoker is listed as specific bequest to daughter Elizabeth Rickman, along with Moll's daughter Polly and her granddaughter Betty.
STOKES	NELLY	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1862	+
First Name NELLY Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1862 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1862 Info & Sources Listed as a runaway female slave age 20 who left with McClellan's army when it retreated from Berkeley about August 17, 1862. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives.
SWEAT	JINNEY	EASTBURY	TYLER	SAMUEL	1820	+
First Name JINNEY Plantation EASTBURY Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name SAMUEL Date of Record 1820 Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name SAMUEL Date of Record 1820 Info & Sources Member Charles City Baptist Church listed in roll begun ca 1820. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
TABB	SAM	TEDDINGTON	LIGHTFOOT	WILLIAM H.	1841	+
First Name SAM Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1841 Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1841 Info & Sources Sam Tabb is described in the following passage from "Christmas Holidays, at Teddington," Southern Literary Messenger (March 1841). "Sam Tabb, valet de chambre and factotum general, -- a person of extensive experience in the article of seine-hauling, --"stood up to his waist in the waters of the James river many a bleak blustering night--captivated, in his day, lots of rocks, cats, alewives, herrings, shad, perch, sturgeon, and what not. Sam has had his day, --has now retired, and yeilded his place to other adventurers. He is now a mere laudator acti temporis still he indulges in an occasional desultory episode, and catches now and then, ad rem natuuam, an extemporaneous mess of fish for the Great-house. "Peace gild the sunset of thy declining years, Sam Tabb, blessed with numerous progeny, and, to cheer thy winter evening, an inexhaustible stock of tender icthyological reminiscences!"
TABB	GEORGE	APPERSON'S SAWMILL	HARRISON	C. A. M.	1854	+
First Name GEORGE Plantation APPERSON'S SAWMILL Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name C. A. M. Date of Record 1854 Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name C. A. M. Date of Record 1854 Info & Sources Slave belonging to C.A.M. Harrison died at Apperson's sawmill of dysentary 01 JUN 1854 at the age of 40. Charles City County Register of Deaths 1853-1896.
TABB	ELIZA	TEDDINGTON	LIGHTFOOT	WILLIAM H.	1837	+
First Name ELIZA Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Info & Sources Inventory and appraisement of the estate of William H. Lightfoot of Sandy Point, taken on 15 DEC 1837, recorded in Charles City County Will Book No. 4, pp 281-84. Eliza Tabb was valued at $300. Three children also were listed Albert, Lena and Isaac.
TABB	ALBERT	TEDDINGTON	LIGHTFOOT	WILLIAM H.	1837	+
First Name ALBERT Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Info & Sources Inventory and appraisement of the estate of William H. Lightfoot of Sandy Point, taken on 15 DEC 1837, recorded in Charles City County Will Book No. 4, pp 281-84. Son of Eliza Tabb valued at $100.
TABB	LENA	TEDDINGTON	LIGHTFOOT	WILLIAM H.	1837	+
First Name LENA Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Info & Sources Inventory and appraisement of the estate of William H. Lightfoot of Sandy Point, taken on 15 DEC 1837, recorded in Charles City County Will Book No. 4, pp 281-84. Daughter of Eliza Tabb, valued at $300.
TABB	ISAAC	TEDDINGTON	LIGHTFOOT	WILLIAM H.	1837	+
First Name ISAAC Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Info & Sources Inventory and appraisement of the estate of William H. Lightfoot of Sandy Point, taken on 15 DEC 1837, recorded in Charles City County Will Book No. 4, pp 281-84. Son of Eliza Tabb, valued at $300.
TABB	BILLY	TEDDINGTON	LIGHTFOOT	WILLIAM H.	1837	+
First Name BILLY Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Info & Sources Inventory and appraisement of the estate of William H. Lightfoot of Sandy Point, taken on 15 DEC 1837, recorded in Charles City County Will Book No. 4, pp 281-84. Billy Tabb was valued at $750.
TABB	TOM	TEDDINGTON	LIGHTFOOT	WILLIAM H.	1837	+
First Name TOM Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Info & Sources Inventory and appraisement of the estate of William H. Lightfoot of Sandy Point, taken on 15 DEC 1837, recorded in Charles City County Will Book No. 4, pp 281-84. Tom Tabb was valued at $750.
TABB	BECKY	RETREAT	ADAMS	E. A.	1855	+
First Name BECKY Plantation RETREAT Owner Last Name ADAMS Owner First Name E. A. Date of Record 1855 Owner Last Name ADAMS Owner First Name E. A. Date of Record 1855 Info & Sources Female slave belonging to E.A. Adams who gave birth to a daughter Emily 18 SEP 1855. Charles City County Register of Births 1853 - 1896.
TABB	EMILY	RETREAT	ADAMS	E. A.	1855	+
First Name EMILY Plantation RETREAT Owner Last Name ADAMS Owner First Name E. A. Date of Record 1855 Owner Last Name ADAMS Owner First Name E. A. Date of Record 1855 Info & Sources Daughter of Becky Tabb born 18 SEP 1855. Charles City County Register of Births 1853 - 1896.
TABB	WERTER	KITTIEWAN	POYTRESS	THOMAS E.	1833	+
First Name WERTER Plantation KITTIEWAN Owner Last Name POYTRESS Owner First Name THOMAS E. Date of Record 1833 Owner Last Name POYTRESS Owner First Name THOMAS E. Date of Record 1833 Info & Sources An infant slave named Werter Tabb, belonging to Tos. E. Poytress was baptised at the Lower Church by Rev. A. Norris 21 JUL 1833. Westover Parish Vestry Book and Register 1833-1859, Record of Colored Baptisms.
TARRER	LUCY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	CHARLES	1800 ca	+
First Name LUCY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1800 ca Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1800 ca Info & Sources Member of Charles City Baptist Church enrolled before 1810. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
TARRER	BETTY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1835	+
First Name BETTY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1835 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1835 Info & Sources Birth recorded in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm. Daughter of Fanny. Mother of Matilda.
TARRER	EDITH	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1843	+
First Name EDITH Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1843 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1843 Info & Sources Birth recorded in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm.
TARRER	WINNEY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	CHARLES	1820	+
First Name WINNEY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1820 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1820 Info & Sources Member Charles City Baptist Church listed in roll begun ca 1820. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
TARRER	WILLIAM	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1865	+
First Name WILLIAM Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1865 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1865 Info & Sources Listed as a person dependent on government rations at Fort Monroe, Va. For records on indigent freedmen see Elizabeth Cann Kambourian, comp. & ed., The Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, Names of the Destitute Freedmen Dependent Upon the Government in the Military Districts of Virginia (Heritage Books:Bowie, MD: 1997); Carolyn Hardin Goudie, "Downey Farm List of Indigent Freedmen," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, vol. 35, no. 1, pg. 13 (winter: 1997). (Name appears as Terrall in the record.)
TARRER	JOE	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1862	+
First Name JOE Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1862 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1862 Info & Sources Listed as a runaway male slave age 24 who left with McClellan's army when it retreated from Berkeley about August 1862. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives. Birth recorded in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm. Born 1835, son of Fanny.
TARRER	MATILDA	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1855	+
First Name MATILDA Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1855 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1855 Info & Sources Birth recorded in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm. Daughter of Betty listed as dead in 1855.
TARRER	HARRY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	CHARLES	1807	+
First Name HARRY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1807 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1807 Info & Sources Inventory and Appraisement of the slaves of Charles Carter at Shirley taken 07 MAR 1807. Charles City County Will Book 1, p. 720. Harry Tarrer was valued at $200.
TARRER	HARRY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1849	+
First Name HARRY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Info & Sources A cholera epidemic hit Shirley in the summer of 1849 and claimed the lives of thirty-one or thirty-two slaves (records differ) in the course of three terrifying weeks. The deaths were recorded in the 1850 Census of Mortality and in plantation records. Shirley Plantation Collection, container 11, folder 5, J. D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg. Harry Tarrer died 27 JUN 1849 at the age of 29.
TARRER	FANNY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1849	+
First Name FANNY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Info & Sources A cholera epidemic hit Shirley in the summer of 1849 and claimed the lives of thirty-one or thirty-two slaves (records differ) in the course of three terrifying weeks. The deaths were recorded in the 1850 Census of Mortality and in plantation records. Shirley Plantation Collection, container 11, folder 5, J. D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg. Fanny Tarrer died 28 JUN 1849 at the age of 39. She was the mother of Betty, Joe and Edith.
TARRER	FIELDING	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1849	+
First Name FIELDING Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Info & Sources A cholera epidemic hit Shirley in the summer of 1849 and claimed the lives of thirty-one or thirty-two slaves (records differ) in the course of three terrifying weeks. The deaths were recorded in the 1850 Census of Mortality and in plantation records. Shirley Plantation Collection, container 11, folder 5, J. D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg. Fielding Tarrer died 28 JUN 1849 at the age of 10. He was a son of Fanny.
TARRER	JOHN	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1849	+
First Name JOHN Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Info & Sources A cholera epidemic hit Shirley in the summer of 1849 and claimed the lives of thirty-one or thirty-two slaves (records differ) in the course of three terrifying weeks. The deaths were recorded in the 1850 Census of Mortality and in plantation records. Shirley Plantation Collection, container 11, folder 5, J. D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg. John Tarrer died 30 JUN 1849 at the age of 40.
TARRER	INFANT	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1849	+
First Name INFANT Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Info & Sources A cholera epidemic hit Shirley in the summer of 1849 and claimed the lives of thirty-one or thirty-two slaves (records differ) in the course of three terrifying weeks. The deaths were recorded in the 1850 Census of Mortality and in plantation records. Shirley Plantation Collection, container 11, folder 5, J. D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg. An infant Tarrer died at the age of six months.
TARRER	TOMMY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1861	+
First Name TOMMY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1861 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1861 Info & Sources Death of consumption recorded in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm.
TARRER	CHARLES	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1850s	+
First Name CHARLES Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1850s Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1850s Info & Sources Name included in a list of slaves in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm.
TARRER - HULETT	ELIZA	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1865	+
First Name ELIZA Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1865 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1865 Info & Sources Listed as a person dependent on government rations at Fort Monroe, Va. For records on indigent freedmen see Elizabeth Cann Kambourian, comp. & ed., The Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, Names of the Destitute Freedmen Dependent Upon the Government in the Military Districts of Virginia (Heritage Books:Bowie, MD: 1997); Carolyn Hardin Goudie, "Downey Farm List of Indigent Freedmen," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, vol. 35, no. 1, pg. 13 (winter: 1997). (Name appears as Terrall in the record.)
TARROR	NED	SHIRLEY	CARTER	CHARLES	1807	+
First Name NED Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1807 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1807 Info & Sources Inventory and Appraisement of the slaves of Charles Carter at Shirley taken 07 MAR 1807. Charles City County Will Book 1, p. 720. Ned Tarror was valued at $300.
TAVIS	CHENAR		WATKINS		1800 ca	+
First Name CHENAR Plantation Owner Last Name WATKINS Owner First Name Date of Record 1800 ca Owner Last Name WATKINS Owner First Name Date of Record 1800 ca Info & Sources Member of Charles City Baptist Church enrolled before 1810. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives. (May be Henrico County.)
TAYLOR	CHARLES		BROWN	EZEKIAL	1800 ca	+
First Name CHARLES Plantation Owner Last Name BROWN Owner First Name EZEKIAL Date of Record 1800 ca Owner Last Name BROWN Owner First Name EZEKIAL Date of Record 1800 ca Info & Sources Member of Charles City Baptist Church enrolled before 1810, excomunicated and restored. Listed as belonging to Capt. Ezek. Brown. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun the First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jaquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
TAYLOR	GRANVILLE		FOLKES	JOSEPH	1853	+
First Name GRANVILLE Plantation Owner Last Name FOLKES Owner First Name JOSEPH Date of Record 1853 Owner Last Name FOLKES Owner First Name JOSEPH Date of Record 1853 Info & Sources Granville, "alias Granville Taylor," a slave belonging to Joseph H. Folkes, was found guilty of burning a stable and barn belonging to George W. Clarke in 1853. Charles City County Minute Book 1848-1860, p. 238.
TAYLOR	TOM	SUMMERFIELD	EPPES	ROBERT P.	1862	+
First Name TOM Plantation SUMMERFIELD Owner Last Name EPPES Owner First Name ROBERT P. Date of Record 1862 Owner Last Name EPPES Owner First Name ROBERT P. Date of Record 1862 Info & Sources Listed as a runaway male slave age 25 who left in June 1862. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives.
TAYLOR	MARTHA ANN	FARMINGTON	SMITH	JOHN	1865	+
First Name MARTHA ANN Plantation FARMINGTON Owner Last Name SMITH Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1865 Owner Last Name SMITH Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1865 Info & Sources Listed as a destitute freedman at Downey Farm, Va. For records on indigent freedmen see Elizabeth Cann Kambourian, comp. & ed., The Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, Names of the Destitute Freedmen Dependent Upon the Government in the Military Districts of Virginia (Heritage Books:Bowie, MD: 1997); Carolyn Hardin Goudie, "Downey Farm List of Indigent Freedmen," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, vol. 35, no. 1, pg. 13 (winter: 1997).
THOMAS	WILLIAM	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1862	+
First Name WILLIAM Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1862 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1862 Info & Sources Listed as a runaway male slave age 32 who left with McClellan's army when it retreated from Berkeley about August 17, 1862. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives.
THOMAS	PATSY	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1862	+
First Name PATSY Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1862 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1862 Info & Sources Listed as a runaway female slave age 29 who left with McClellan's army when it retreated from Berkeley about August 17, 1862. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives.
THOMAS	BETTY		CREW	JOHN	1798	+
First Name BETTY Plantation Owner Last Name CREW Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1798 Owner Last Name CREW Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1798 Info & Sources Quaker John Crew, Jr. emancipated Betty Thomas, a 9 year-old slave, by deed of 17 JAN 1798. Charles City County Deed Book 4, p. 375.
THORNTON	CLARA	BERKELEY	STARKE	POWHATAN	1865	+
First Name CLARA Plantation BERKELEY Owner Last Name STARKE Owner First Name POWHATAN Date of Record 1865 Owner Last Name STARKE Owner First Name POWHATAN Date of Record 1865 Info & Sources Listed as a person dependent on government rations at Fort Monroe, Va. For records on indigent freedmen see Elizabeth Cann Kambourian, comp. & ed., The Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, Names of the Destitute Freedmen Dependent Upon the Government in the Military Districts of Virginia (Heritage Books:Bowie, MD: 1997); Carolyn Hardin Goudie, "Downey Farm List of Indigent Freedmen," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, vol. 35, no. 1, pg. 13 (winter: 1997). (Former owner appears in the record as P. Stocks, rather than Dr. Powhatan Starke.)
THORNTON	THOMAS	BERKELEY	STARKE	POWHATAN	1865	+
First Name THOMAS Plantation BERKELEY Owner Last Name STARKE Owner First Name POWHATAN Date of Record 1865 Owner Last Name STARKE Owner First Name POWHATAN Date of Record 1865 Info & Sources Listed as a person dependent on government rations at Fort Monroe, Va. For records on indigent freedmen see Elizabeth Cann Kambourian, comp. & ed., The Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, Names of the Destitute Freedmen Dependent Upon the Government in the Military Districts of Virginia (Heritage Books:Bowie, MD: 1997); Carolyn Hardin Goudie, "Downey Farm List of Indigent Freedmen," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, vol. 35, no. 1, pg. 13 (winter: 1997). (Former owner appears in the record as P. Stocks, rather than Dr. Powhatan Starke.)
TIN	SUCKEY	HARDENS	CARTER	CHARLES	1812	+
First Name SUCKEY Plantation HARDENS Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1812 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1812 Info & Sources Member of Charles City Baptist Church baptised before the Association of 1812. Also listed in roll begun ca 1820. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun the First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jaquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
TIN	DINNAH	RIVERVIEW - DOGHAM	ROYAL		1813	+
First Name DINNAH Plantation RIVERVIEW - DOGHAM Owner Last Name ROYAL Owner First Name Date of Record 1813 Owner Last Name ROYAL Owner First Name Date of Record 1813 Info & Sources Member Charles City Baptist Church enrolled between Association of 1813 and Association of 1819. Also listed in the roll begun ca 1820. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
TIN	JOHN		WILKINSON		1820	+
First Name JOHN Plantation Owner Last Name WILKINSON Owner First Name Date of Record 1820 Owner Last Name WILKINSON Owner First Name Date of Record 1820 Info & Sources Member Charles City Baptist Church listed in roll begun ca 1820. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
TIN	HARRY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1863	+
First Name HARRY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1863 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1863 Info & Sources Listed as a runaway male slave age 28 who left with the gun boats in July 1863. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives.
TIN	JACK	SHIRLEY	CARTER	CHARLES	1807	+
First Name JACK Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1807 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1807 Info & Sources Inventory and Appraisement of the slaves of Charles Carter at Shirley taken 07 MAR 1807. Charles City County Will Book 1, p. 720. Jack Tin was valued at $200.
TIN	MOLLY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	CHARLES	1807	+
First Name MOLLY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1807 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1807 Info & Sources Inventory and Appraisement of the slaves of Charles Carter at Shirley taken 07 MAR 1807. Charles City County Will Book 1, p. 720. Molly Tin was valued at $50. Appears to be the same Molly that was mother of Martin Hulett.
TIN	RACHEL	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1850s	+
First Name RACHEL Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1850s Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1850s Info & Sources Name included in a list of slaves in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm.
TOLIVER	DICK	BERKELEY	ORGAIN	MARY M.	1848	+
First Name DICK Plantation BERKELEY Owner Last Name ORGAIN Owner First Name MARY M. Date of Record 1848 Owner Last Name ORGAIN Owner First Name MARY M. Date of Record 1848 Info & Sources Slave valued at $250 and alotted to Mary M. Orgain who lived at Berkeley in Surry County Chancery case 1848-002 William Allen, etc. vs. Mary M. Orgain, etc.
TONER	WILLIAM		BINFORD	THOMAS	1850	+
First Name WILLIAM Plantation Owner Last Name BINFORD Owner First Name THOMAS Date of Record 1850 Owner Last Name BINFORD Owner First Name THOMAS Date of Record 1850 Info & Sources Thomas Binford, a lapsed Quaker, emancipated 23 or 24 slaves by the terms of his will which was written 08 JAN 1816 and recorded 20 JAN 1825. His will left all of his property to his slaves and provided that if they were not permitted to remain in the State of Virginia as free persons his executors were to sell his property and purchase land in a free state for them. Charles City County Will Book 3, pp 52-53. The emancipated slaves were transported to Ohio where land was purchased for them near Stuebenville. The community came to be known as Macintyre. This person was identified as Virginia-born and living in the Macintyre community. 1850 U.S. Census of Jefferson County, Wayne Township, OH.
TONER	SAMARIA		BINFORD	THOMAS	1850	+
First Name SAMARIA Plantation Owner Last Name BINFORD Owner First Name THOMAS Date of Record 1850 Owner Last Name BINFORD Owner First Name THOMAS Date of Record 1850 Info & Sources Wife of William. Thomas Binford, a lapsed Quaker, emancipated 23 or 24 slaves by the terms of his will which was written 08 JAN 1816 and recorded 20 JAN 1825. His will left all of his property to his slaves and provided that if they were not permitted to remain in the State of Virginia as free persons his executors were to sell his property and purchase land in a free state for them. Charles City County Will Book 3, pp 52-53. The emancipated slaves were transported to Ohio where land was purchased for them near Stuebenville. The community came to be known as Macintyre. This person was identified as Virginia-born and living in the Macintyre community. 1850 U.S. Census of Jefferson County, Wayne Township, OH.
TRENT	ELIZABETH	RIVERSIDE	HARRISON	WILLIAM M.	1865	+
First Name ELIZABETH Plantation RIVERSIDE Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name WILLIAM M. Date of Record 1865 Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name WILLIAM M. Date of Record 1865 Info & Sources Listed as an indigent freedman at Downey Farm, Va. For records on indigent freedmen see Elizabeth Cann Kambourian, comp. & ed., The Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, Names of the Destitute Freedmen Dependent Upon the Government in the Military Districts of Virginia (Heritage Books:Bowie, MD: 1997); Carolyn Hardin Goudie, "Downey Farm List of Indigent Freedmen," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, vol. 35, no. 1, pg. 13 (winter: 1997).
TROWER	DOLLY		WALKER	MARY A.	1845	+
First Name DOLLY Plantation Owner Last Name WALKER Owner First Name MARY A. Date of Record 1845 Owner Last Name WALKER Owner First Name MARY A. Date of Record 1845 Info & Sources Named in a deed between Robert C. Walker and his wife Mary A. confirming her sole property in two slaves he had purchased with money given by her uncle Valentine Walker for that purpose. Charles City County Deed Book 9, pg. 416.
TURNER	JAMES	STURGEON POINT	MINGE	JOHN	1827	+
First Name JAMES Plantation STURGEON POINT Owner Last Name MINGE Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1827 Owner Last Name MINGE Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1827 Info & Sources Slave listed in the Inventory and appraisement of the slaves belonging to John Minge taken 05 DEC 1827. James Turner was valued at $250. Charles City County Will Book No. 3, pp 341-44.
TYLER	EDMUND	EASTBURY	TYLER	SAMUEL	1813	+
First Name EDMUND Plantation EASTBURY Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name SAMUEL Date of Record 1813 Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name SAMUEL Date of Record 1813 Info & Sources Member Charles City Baptist Church enrolled between Association of 1813 and Association of 1819. Also listed in roll begun ca 1820. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
TYLER	WILSON	EASTBURY	TYLER	SAMUEL	1813	+
First Name WILSON Plantation EASTBURY Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name SAMUEL Date of Record 1813 Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name SAMUEL Date of Record 1813 Info & Sources Member Charles City Baptist Church enrolled between Association of 1813 and Association of 1819. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
TYLER	JAMES	SHERWOOD FOREST	TYLER	JOHN	1858	+
First Name JAMES Plantation SHERWOOD FOREST Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1858 Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1858 Info & Sources James appears to be the slave named James whose birth was recorded 6 AUG 1858. Charles City Birth Register 1853-1895. At the time of the 1870 Census a James Tyler, age 13 was living in the household of Jacob Vaiden. 1870 U.S.Census of Charles City County. James might have been orphaned and bound out to Vaiden by the Freedmen's Bureau.
TYLER	JOHN	WOODBURNE	TYLER	JOHN	1841	+
First Name JOHN Plantation WOODBURNE Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1841 Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1841 Info & Sources Abolitionist editors ran stories charging Tyler with fathering children by his slaves. John was reportedly born on "Gov. Tyler's plantation," and later sold to a woman in Richmond. Edward Pl.Crapol, John Tyler,The Accidental President, (2006) pp 64-65.
TYLER	CHARLES	WOODBURNE	TYLER	JOHN	1841	+
First Name CHARLES Plantation WOODBURNE Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1841 Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1841 Info & Sources Abolitionist editors ran stories charging Tyler with father children by his slaves. Charles is said to have been a highly prized body servant of Tyler when he was a Senator in Washington who escaped to Canada. Edward P. Crapol, John Tyler, The Accidental President, (2006), pp.65-65.
VAIDEN	THOMAS	STURGEON POINT	MINGE	JOHN	1827	+
First Name THOMAS Plantation STURGEON POINT Owner Last Name MINGE Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1827 Owner Last Name MINGE Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1827 Info & Sources Slave listed in the Inventory and appraisement of the slaves belonging to John Minge taken 05 DEC 1827. Thomas Vaiden was valued at $300. Charles City County Will Book No. 3, pp 341-44.
VAIDEN	JOHN	KENNONS	WILSON	JOSIAH	1862	+
First Name JOHN Plantation KENNONS Owner Last Name WILSON Owner First Name JOSIAH Date of Record 1862 Owner Last Name WILSON Owner First Name JOSIAH Date of Record 1862 Info & Sources Slave listed in the Inventory and appraisement of the slaves belonging to Josiah C. Wilson taken 21 DEC 1862. Charles City County Chancery Case 1900-0293. John Vaiden was valued at $400. Also listed in a Statement of Allotments of J.C. Wilson's negroes dated 21 FEB 1863 n lot #4 drawn by Mary E. Johnson. Charles City County Chancery Case 1868-0080. In this list Vaiden was valued at $500.
VAUGHN	GEORGE		BINFORD	THOMAS	1816	+
First Name GEORGE Plantation Owner Last Name BINFORD Owner First Name THOMAS Date of Record 1816 Owner Last Name BINFORD Owner First Name THOMAS Date of Record 1816 Info & Sources Thomas Binford, a lapsed Quaker, emancipated 23 or 24 slaves by the terms of his will which was written 08 JAN 1816 and recorded 20 JAN 1825. His will left all of his property to his slaves and provided that if they were not permitted to remain in the State of Virginia as free persons his executors were to sell his property and purchase land in a free state for them. Charles City County Will Book 3, pp 52-53. The emancipated slaves were transported to Ohio where land was purchased for them near Stuebenville. The community came to be known as Macintyre.
WALKER	JOHN	KENNONS	WILSON	JOSIAH	1862	+
First Name JOHN Plantation KENNONS Owner Last Name WILSON Owner First Name JOSIAH Date of Record 1862 Owner Last Name WILSON Owner First Name JOSIAH Date of Record 1862 Info & Sources Slave listed in the Inventory and appraisement of the slaves belonging to Josiah C. Wilson taken 21 DEC 1862. Charles City County Chancery Case 1900-0293. John Walker was valued at $500. Also listed in Statement of Allotments of J.C. Wilson's negroes dated 21 FEB 1863 in lot #2 drawn by George W. Vaiden. Charles City County Chancery Case 1868-0080. In this list Walker was valued at $750.
WALKER	SALLY	KENNONS	WILSON	JOSIAH	1862	+
First Name SALLY Plantation KENNONS Owner Last Name WILSON Owner First Name JOSIAH Date of Record 1862 Owner Last Name WILSON Owner First Name JOSIAH Date of Record 1862 Info & Sources Slave listed in the Inventory and appraisement of the slaves belonging to Josiah C. Wilson taken 21 DEC 1862. Charles City County Chancery Case 1900-0293. Sally Walker was valued at $800. Also listed in Statement of Allotments of J.C. Wilson's negroes dated 21 FEB 1863 n lot #2 drawn by George W. Vaiden. Charles City County Chancery Case 1868-0080.
WALKER	ABIGAIL		WALKER	RICHARDSON	1793	+
First Name ABIGAIL Plantation Owner Last Name WALKER Owner First Name RICHARDSON Date of Record 1793 Owner Last Name WALKER Owner First Name RICHARDSON Date of Record 1793 Info & Sources J. Richardson Walker emancipated his slave Abigail and her three daughters (Lilly, Tabitha, and Abigail) in 1793 and left them all of his property. Charles City County Will Book 1, p. 184. The surname Walker is given to Abigail and her three daughters in this register based upon the Free Negro Registration of daughter Lilly Walker 17 NOV. 1831. See Registrations of Free Negroes and Mullatoes Data Base.
WALKER	LILLY		WALKER	RICHARDSON	1793	+
First Name LILLY Plantation Owner Last Name WALKER Owner First Name RICHARDSON Date of Record 1793 Owner Last Name WALKER Owner First Name RICHARDSON Date of Record 1793 Info & Sources J. Richardson Walker emancipated his slave Abigail and her three daughters (Lilly, Tabitha, and Abigail) in 1793 and left them all of his property. Charles City County Will Book 1, p. 184. The surname Walker is given to Abigail and her three daughters in this register based upon the Free Negro Registration of daughter Lilly Walker 17 NOV. 1831. See Registrations of Free Negroes and Mullatoes Data Base.
WALKER	TABITHA		WALKER	RICHARDSON	1793	+
First Name TABITHA Plantation Owner Last Name WALKER Owner First Name RICHARDSON Date of Record 1793 Owner Last Name WALKER Owner First Name RICHARDSON Date of Record 1793 Info & Sources J. Richardson Walker emancipated his slave Abigail and her three daughters (Lilly, Tabitha, and Abigail) in 1793 and left them all of his property. Charles City County Will Book 1, p. 184. The surname Walker is given to Abigail and her three daughters in this register based upon the Free Negro Registration of daughter Lilly Walker 17 NOV. 1831. See Registrations of Free Negroes and Mullatoes Data Base.
WALKER	ABIGAIL		WALKER	RICHARDSON	1793	+
First Name ABIGAIL Plantation Owner Last Name WALKER Owner First Name RICHARDSON Date of Record 1793 Owner Last Name WALKER Owner First Name RICHARDSON Date of Record 1793 Info & Sources J. Richardson Walker emancipated his slave Abigail and her three daughters (Lilly, Tabitha, and Abigail) in 1793 and left them all of his property. Charles City County Will Book 1, p. 184. The surname Walker is given to Abigail and her three daughters in this register based upon the Free Negro Registration of daughter Lilly Walker 17 NOV. 1831. See Registrations of Free Negroes and Mullatoes Data Base.
WALKER	ROBERT	KENNONS	WILSON	JOSIAH	1863	+
First Name ROBERT Plantation KENNONS Owner Last Name WILSON Owner First Name JOSIAH Date of Record 1863 Owner Last Name WILSON Owner First Name JOSIAH Date of Record 1863 Info & Sources Listed in a Statement of Allotments of J.C. Wilson's negroes dated 21 FEB 1863 in lot #2 drawn by George W. Vaiden. Charles City County Chancery Case 1868-0080. In this list Walker was valued at $950.
WALKER	ANDREW	LEVEL OAK	WADDILL	EDMUND	1869	+
First Name ANDREW Plantation LEVEL OAK Owner Last Name WADDILL Owner First Name EDMUND Date of Record 1869 Owner Last Name WADDILL Owner First Name EDMUND Date of Record 1869 Info & Sources Andrew Walker died 09 JUL 1869 of bilious fever at the age of 70. His death was reported by E. Waddill, "friend." Charles City County Register of Deaths 1853-1896. Note - this entry suggest, but does not prove that Walker was a Waddill slave.
WALLACE	JARRETT	WESTOVER	SELDEN	JOHN	1864	+
First Name JARRETT Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Info & Sources A slave named Jarrett is listed in John Selden's Diary and records, variously described as his manservant and as his overseer. Identification of the surname comes from family correspondence and names of his children from the 1870 census. Jarrett, his wife and seven children were described by Selden as still remaining at Westover after the Yankees had left. John A. Selden Diary in Selden Family Papers 1811-1868, Virginia Museum of History and Culture.
WALLACE	MARY	WESTOVER	SELDEN	JOHN	1864	+
First Name MARY Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Info & Sources Wife of Jarrett and mother of Lissie, Josephine, Mary, Jack, Henry, and Jarrett. John A. Selden Diary in Selden Family Papers 1811-1868, Virginia Museum of History and Culture.
WALLACE	LISSIE	WESTOVER	SELDEN	JOHN	1864	+
First Name LISSIE Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Info & Sources Daughter of Jarrett and Mary. John A. Selden Diary in Selden Family Papers 1811-1868, Virginia Museum of History and Culture. 1870 Census of Charles City County, VA.
WALLACE	JOSEPHINE	WESTOVER	SELDEN	JOHN	1864	+
First Name JOSEPHINE Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Info & Sources Daughter of Jarrett and Mary. John A. Selden Diary in Selden Family Papers 1811-1868, Virginia Museum of History and Culture. 1870 Census of Charles City County, VA.
WALLACE	MARY	WESTOVER	SELDEN	JOHN	1864	+
First Name MARY Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Info & Sources Daughter of Jarrett and Mary. John A. Selden Diary in Selden Family Papers 1811-1868, Virginia Museum of History and Culture. 1870 Census of Charles City County, VA.
WALLACE	JACK	WESTOVER	SELDEN	JOHN	1864	+
First Name JACK Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Info & Sources Son of Jarrett and Mary. John A. Selden Diary in Selden Family Papers 1811-1868, Virginia Museum of History and Culture. 1870 Census of Charles City County, VA.
WALLACE	HENRY	WESTOVER	SELDEN	JOHN	1864	+
First Name HENRY Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Info & Sources Son of Jarrett and Mary. John A. Selden Diary in Selden Family Papers 1811-1868, Virginia Museum of History and Culture. 1870 Census of Charles City County, VA.
WALLACE	JARRETT	WESTOVER	SELDEN	JOHN	1864	+
First Name JARRETT Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1864 Info & Sources Son of Jarrett and Mary. John A. Selden Diary in Selden Family Papers 1811-1868, Virginia Museum of History and Culture. 1870 Census of Charles City County, VA.
WARREN	WILLIAM		WARREN	ELIZABETH	1864	+
First Name WILLIAM Plantation Owner Last Name WARREN Owner First Name ELIZABETH Date of Record 1864 Owner Last Name WARREN Owner First Name ELIZABETH Date of Record 1864 Info & Sources One of two brothers of Cornelius Bowman who enlisted in U.S. Navy. Pension application U.S. Navy Disapproved File #20113, Widow #10902 includes affidavits of brothers attested sailor used name of his father while they went by the name of their owner. Elizabeth Warren (of James City) had one slave listed in 1860 slave census. Sailor listed his place of birth as Charles City.
WARREN	MALACHI		WARREN	ELIZABETH	1864	+
First Name MALACHI Plantation Owner Last Name WARREN Owner First Name ELIZABETH Date of Record 1864 Owner Last Name WARREN Owner First Name ELIZABETH Date of Record 1864 Info & Sources One of two brothers of Cornelius Bowman who enlisted in U.S. Navy. Pension application U.S. Navy Disapproved File #20113, Widow #10902 includes affidavits of brothers attested sailor used name of his father while they went by the name of their owner. Elizabeth Warren (of James City) had one slave listed in 1860 slave census. Sailor listed his place of birth as Charles City.
WARREN	EDWARD	OAK HILL	MAJOR	GEORGE	1840	+
First Name EDWARD Plantation OAK HILL Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE Date of Record 1840 Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE Date of Record 1840 Info & Sources Birth recorded in Major Family Account Book, Major-Marable Family Papers, MS1989.4, John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
WASHINGTON	QUETTA	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1892	+
First Name QUETTA Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1892 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1892 Info & Sources Daughter of Henry and Nancy Washington, born 1853. US Navy Survivor's #16677.
WASHINGTON	ANNIE	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1892	+
First Name ANNIE Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1892 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1892 Info & Sources Daughter of Henry and Nancy Washington born 1855. US Navy Survivor's #16677.
WASHINGTON	HENRY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1892	+
First Name HENRY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1892 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1892 Info & Sources Son of Henry and Nancy Washington born 1863. US Navy Survivor's #16677.
WASHINGTON	HENRY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1892	+
First Name HENRY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1892 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1892 Info & Sources The older of two Henry Washington's who made their way to Union gunboats in the James River on the night of 18 JUL 1863 and enlisted in the US Navy. This Henry was a seaman on the USS Wabash, USS Dinsmore, USS Shark, and USS Ohio. He was married to Nancy Christian at Shirley in 1858 and was the father of Quetta, Annie and Henry. US Navy Invalid #16677.
WASHINGTON	BOB	SHIRLEY	CARTER	CHARLES	1812	+
First Name BOB Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1812 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1812 Info & Sources Member of Charles City Baptist Church enrolled before 1812. Also listed in roll begun ca 1820. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives. (Listed in the record as belonging to C.C.S., believed to refer to Charles Carter, Shirley.) Probably the same Bob Washington valued at $400. Inventory and Appraisement of the slaves of Charles Carter at Shirley taken 07 MAR 1807. Charles City County Will Book 1, p. 720.
WASHINGTON	WINNY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	CHARLES	1813	+
First Name WINNY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1813 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1813 Info & Sources Member Charles City Baptist Church enrolled between Association of 1813 and Association of 1819. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives. (Listing indicates earlier entry.)
WASHINGTON	JANE	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1865	+
First Name JANE Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1865 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1865 Info & Sources Listed as a person dependent on government rations at Fort Monroe, Va. For records on indigent freedmen see Elizabeth Cann Kambourian, comp. & ed., The Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, Names of the Destitute Freedmen Dependent Upon the Government in the Military Districts of Virginia (Heritage Books:Bowie, MD: 1997); Carolyn Hardin Goudie, "Downey Farm List of Indigent Freedmen," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, vol. 35, no. 1, pg. 13 (winter: 1997).
WASHINGTON	LIDDY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1865	+
First Name LIDDY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1865 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1865 Info & Sources Listed as a person dependent on government rations at Fort Monroe, Va. For records on indigent freedmen see Elizabeth Cann Kambourian, comp. & ed., The Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, Names of the Destitute Freedmen Dependent Upon the Government in the Military Districts of Virginia (Heritage Books:Bowie, MD: 1997); Carolyn Hardin Goudie, "Downey Farm List of Indigent Freedmen," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, vol. 35, no. 1, pg. 13 (winter: 1997).
WASHINGTON	PRIOR	OAK HILL	MAJOR	GEORGE B.		+
First Name PRIOR Plantation OAK HILL Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE B. Date of Record Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE B. Date of Record Info & Sources Prior Washington is believed to have been a slave at Oak Hill Plantation. He is buried in the slave cemetery there along with his wife, Dilsy Washington, and children Robert F. Washinton and Eldridge A. Washington, all of whom are known to have been Oak Hill slaves. If Prior was not an Oak Hill slave then most likely he was a slave at either Sherwood Forest or Sellwood, neighboring plantations. Charles City County Will Book 8, p. 174; List of slave birth dates, Major-Marable Family Papers, John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg, box 7 folder 1.
WASHINGTON	ROBERT F.	OAK HILL	MAJOR	GEORGE B.	1856	+
First Name ROBERT F. Plantation OAK HILL Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE B. Date of Record 1856 Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE B. Date of Record 1856 Info & Sources Robert Fullerton Washington was born 18 FEB 1856 at Oak Hill Plantation and probably died young. He is buried in the slave cemetery there along with his parents Dilsy and Prior Washington and other family Member. Charles City County Will Book 8, p. 174; List of slave birth dates, Major-Marable Family Papers, John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg, box 7 folder 1.
WASHINGTON	ELDRIDGE A.	OAK HILL	MAJOR	GEORGE B.	1858	+
First Name ELDRIDGE A. Plantation OAK HILL Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE B. Date of Record 1858 Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE B. Date of Record 1858 Info & Sources Eldridge Atkerson Washington was born a slave at Oak Hill Plantation 09 AUG 1858. He probably died young and is buried in the slave cemetery at Oak Hill along with his parents Dilsy and Prior Washington and other family Member. Charles City County Will Book 8, p. 174; List of slave birth dates, Major-Marable Family Papers, John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg, box 7 folder 1.
WASHINGTON	GEORGE	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1862	+
First Name GEORGE Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1862 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1862 Info & Sources Listed as a runaway male slave age 25 who left with McClellan's army when it retreated from Berkeley about August 1862. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives. Birth recorded in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm. Born 1837, son of Molly Saunders.
WASHINGTON	HARRY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1863	+
First Name HARRY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1863 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1863 Info & Sources Listed as a runaway male slave age 15 who left with the gun boats in July 1863. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives.
WASHINGTON	JOHN	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1863	+
First Name JOHN Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1863 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1863 Info & Sources Listed as a runaway male slave age 25 who left with the gun boats in July 1863. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives.
WASHINGTON	FITZHUGH		BINFORD	THOMAS	1816	+
First Name FITZHUGH Plantation Owner Last Name BINFORD Owner First Name THOMAS Date of Record 1816 Owner Last Name BINFORD Owner First Name THOMAS Date of Record 1816 Info & Sources Thomas Binford, a lapsed Quaker, emancipated 23 or 24 slaves by the terms of his will which was written 08 JAN 1816 and recorded 20 JAN 1825. His will left all of his property to his slaves and provided that if they were not permitted to remain in the State of Virginia as free persons his executors were to sell his property and purchase land in a free state for them. Charles City County Will Book 3, pp 52-53. The emancipated slaves were transported to Ohio where land was purchased for them near Stuebenville. The community came to be known as Macintyre.
WASHINGTON	PETER		NANCE	ZACHARIAH	1844	+
First Name PETER Plantation Owner Last Name NANCE Owner First Name ZACHARIAH Date of Record 1844 Owner Last Name NANCE Owner First Name ZACHARIAH Date of Record 1844 Info & Sources Slave belonging to Zachariah Nance was admitted to Memberhip of the First African Baptist Church of Richmond on transfer from Charles City Chapel 01 JUL 1844. First African Baptist Church Minutes, microfilm copy Library of Virginia.
WASHINGTON	SUSAN	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1853	+
First Name SUSAN Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1853 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1853 Info & Sources The mother of Julia who was born 24 MAR 1853. Also the mother of James, a son, born in Essex County who died at Sandy Point 18 OCT 1853, at the age of 4. List of Slave Births and Deaths at Sandy Point, Baylor Family Papers, 1662-1962 Mss1B3445eFA2, Virginia Museum of History & Culture, Richmond, VA. Also the mother of Evelyn born 26 DEC 1855. Charles City County Register of Births 1853 - 1896.
WASHINGTON	JULIA	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1853	+
First Name JULIA Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1853 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1853 Info & Sources Julia was born 24 MAR 1853, the daughter of Susan . List of Slave Births and Deaths at Sandy Point, Baylor Family Papers, 1662-1962 Mss1B3445eFA2, Virginia Museum of History & Culture, Richmond, VA.
WASHINGTON	JAMES	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1853	+
First Name JAMES Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1853 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1853 Info & Sources A son of Susan born in Essex County and died at Sandy Point 18 OCT 1853, at the age of 4. List of Slave Births and Deaths at Sandy Point, Baylor Family Papers, 1662-1962 Mss1B3445eFA2, Virginia Museum of History & Culture, Richmond, VA.
WASHINGTON	JOHN	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1862	+
First Name JOHN Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1862 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1862 Info & Sources Named as father of a child who was quite sick. List of Slave Births and Deaths at Sandy Point, Baylor Family Papers, 1662-1962 Mss1B3445eFA2, Virginia Museum of History & Culture, Richmond, VA. Listed as a runaway male slave age 58 who left with McClellan's army when it retreated from Berkeley about August 17, 1862. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives.
WASHINGTON	MARY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1851	+
First Name MARY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1851 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1851 Info & Sources Birth recorded in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm. Daughter of Sally Scott.
WASHINGTON	MARY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1850	+
First Name MARY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1850 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1850 Info & Sources Births of children recorded in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm. Appears to be the mother of two different boys named John and an Amy.
WASHINGTON	JOHN	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1850	+
First Name JOHN Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1850 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1850 Info & Sources Birth recorded in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm. Son of Mary.
WASHINGTON	JOHN	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1852	+
First Name JOHN Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1852 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1852 Info & Sources Birth recorded in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm. Son of Mary.
WASHINGTON	EVELYN	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1855	+
First Name EVELYN Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1855 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1855 Info & Sources Daughter born to Susan Washington 26 DEC 1855. Charles City County Register of Births 1853 - 1896.
WASHINGTON	JINNY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	CHARLES	1807	+
First Name JINNY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1807 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1807 Info & Sources Inventory and Appraisement of the slaves of Charles Carter at Shirley taken 07 MAR 1807. Charles City County Will Book 1, p. 720. Jinny Washington was valued at $0.
WASHINGTON	MARIA	FORTUNES FORK	WILLCOX	MRS.	1836	+
First Name MARIA Plantation FORTUNES FORK Owner Last Name WILLCOX Owner First Name MRS. Date of Record 1836 Owner Last Name WILLCOX Owner First Name MRS. Date of Record 1836 Info & Sources An infant slave named Maria Washington, owned by Mrs. Willcox, was baptised at Fortunes Fork 01 MAY 1836 by Rev. A. Norris. Westover Parish Vestry Book and Register 1833-1859, Record of Colored Baptisms.
WASHINGTON	MATT	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1849	+
First Name MATT Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Info & Sources A cholera epidemic hit Shirley in the summer of 1849 and claimed the lives of thirty-one or thirty-two slaves (records differ) in the course of three terrifying weeks. The deaths were recorded in the 1850 Census of Mortality and in plantation records. Shirley Plantation Collection, container 11, folder 5, J. D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg. Matt Washington died 03 JUL 1849 at the age of 22 years.
WASHINGTON	HARRY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1849	+
First Name HARRY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Info & Sources A cholera epidemic hit Shirley in the summer of 1849 and claimed the lives of thirty-one or thirty-two slaves (records differ) in the course of three terrifying weeks. The deaths were recorded in the 1850 Census of Mortality and in plantation records. Shirley Plantation Collection, container 11, folder 5, J. D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg. Harry Washington died 04 JUL 1849 at the age of 27 years.
WASHINGTON	JOHN	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1849	+
First Name JOHN Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1849 Info & Sources A cholera epidemic hit Shirley in the summer of 1849 and claimed the lives of thirty-one or thirty-two slaves (records differ) in the course of three terrifying weeks. The deaths were recorded in the 1850 Census of Mortality and in plantation records. Shirley Plantation Collection, container 11, folder 5, J. D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg. John Washington died 06 JUL 1849 at the age of six months. He was a son of Nancy.
WASHINGTON	JOHN	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1860	+
First Name JOHN Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1860 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1860 Info & Sources Death of cancer recorded in Slave Record Book - Births 1822-1864, container 92, Shirley Plantation Collection 1650-1888, Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations, Series K, microfilm. Might be the same person as other John Washingtons at Shirley.
WASHINGTON-HARRIS	PHOEBE ANN	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1893	+
First Name PHOEBE ANN Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1893 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1893 Info & Sources Wife of William Harris who served in the U.S. Navy on the USS Wabash and daughter of James Washington. According to various depostions filed in her Widows Pension application, Phoebe Ann had known William Harris from the time she was a child because he had lived at Westbury, an adjoining plantation. Both Harris and her father James Washington enlisted in the Navy on the night of July 18, 1863 when they made their way out to gun boats in the James River. Pheobe Ann received a widows pension until her death 01 MAY 1927. U.S. Navy Widows #17389.
WASHINGTON-SAVAGE	AMY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	HILL	1893	+
First Name AMY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1893 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name HILL Date of Record 1893 Info & Sources Sister of Phoebe Ann Harris mentioned in pension file of William Harris and living in Brooklyn, NY. U.S. Navy Widow's #17389.
WATKINS	NED	EASTBURY	TYLER	SAMUEL	1813	+
First Name NED Plantation EASTBURY Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name SAMUEL Date of Record 1813 Owner Last Name TYLER Owner First Name SAMUEL Date of Record 1813 Info & Sources Member Charles City Baptist Church enrolled between Association of 1813 and Association of 1819. Also listed in the roll begun ca 1820. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
WATKINS	AMY	RIVERSIDE	HARRISON	WILLIAM M.	1865	+
First Name AMY Plantation RIVERSIDE Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name WILLIAM M. Date of Record 1865 Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name WILLIAM M. Date of Record 1865 Info & Sources Listed as an indigent freedman at Downey Farm, Va. For records on indigent freedmen see Elizabeth Cann Kambourian, comp. & ed., The Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, Names of the Destitute Freedmen Dependent Upon the Government in the Military Districts of Virginia (Heritage Books:Bowie, MD: 1997); Carolyn Hardin Goudie, "Downey Farm List of Indigent Freedmen," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, vol. 35, no. 1, pg. 13 (winter: 1997).
WATKINS	DANDRIDGE	POPLAR SPRINGS	VAIDEN	JOSEPH	1848	+
First Name DANDRIDGE Plantation POPLAR SPRINGS Owner Last Name VAIDEN Owner First Name JOSEPH Date of Record 1848 Owner Last Name VAIDEN Owner First Name JOSEPH Date of Record 1848 Info & Sources Listed in Joseph Vaiden's will as a specific bequest to his son Jacob, "a negro boy Dandridge Watkins." Charles City County Will Book No. 2, pp 29-31.
WEBB	BELLE	POPLAR SPRINGS	VAIDEN	ROBERT J.	1854	+
First Name BELLE Plantation POPLAR SPRINGS Owner Last Name VAIDEN Owner First Name ROBERT J. Date of Record 1854 Owner Last Name VAIDEN Owner First Name ROBERT J. Date of Record 1854 Info & Sources Slave belonging to Robert J. Vaiden of Poplar Springs, died in 1854 of worms at the age of 54. She was born at Poplar Springs. Charles City County Register of Deaths 1853-1896.
WEBB	BURWELL	COLESVILLE	CLARK	JOHN	1826	+
First Name BURWELL Plantation COLESVILLE Owner Last Name CLARK Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1826 Owner Last Name CLARK Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1826 Info & Sources Burwell Webb is listed in an Inventory and Appraisment of the estate of John Clark, taken on 16 DEC 1826. Charles City County Will Book 3, 199-200. Webb is valued at $300.
WEBB	MALINDA		MARABLE	JUDITH	1860	+
First Name MALINDA Plantation Owner Last Name MARABLE Owner First Name JUDITH Date of Record 1860 Owner Last Name MARABLE Owner First Name JUDITH Date of Record 1860 Info & Sources Mother of Bashop Green included in a list of slaves held by Mrs. Judith Marable. Henry Marable v. George C. Waddill, 1860-0063cc, Charles City County Chancery Causes.
WEBB	BETSIE	COLESVILLE	CLARK	JOHN J.	1874	+
First Name BETSIE Plantation COLESVILLE Owner Last Name CLARK Owner First Name JOHN J. Date of Record 1874 Owner Last Name CLARK Owner First Name JOHN J. Date of Record 1874 Info & Sources Died at Colesville 26 DEC 1874 of unknown cause at age 40, parents unknown wife of Henry Webb. Note -- this entry suggests, but does not prove that Web was a slave at Colesville. Charles City County Register of Deaths 1853-1896.
WEBB	HENRY	COLESVILLE	CLARK	JOHN J.	1874	+
First Name HENRY Plantation COLESVILLE Owner Last Name CLARK Owner First Name JOHN J. Date of Record 1874 Owner Last Name CLARK Owner First Name JOHN J. Date of Record 1874 Info & Sources Husband of Betsie Webb who died at Colesville 26 DEC 1874 of unknown cause at age 40, parents unknown. Note -- this entry suggests, but does not prove that Web was a slave at Colesville. Charles City County Register of Deaths 1853-1896.
WEBB	ELIZABETH	POPLAR SPRINGS	VAIDEN	ROBERT J.	1854	+
First Name ELIZABETH Plantation POPLAR SPRINGS Owner Last Name VAIDEN Owner First Name ROBERT J. Date of Record 1854 Owner Last Name VAIDEN Owner First Name ROBERT J. Date of Record 1854 Info & Sources Female slave belonging to Robert J. Vaiden who gave birth to a son Coy 24 FEB 1854. Charles City County Register of Births 1853 - 1896.
WEBB	COY	POPLAR SPRINGS	VAIDEN	ROBERT J.	1854	+
First Name COY Plantation POPLAR SPRINGS Owner Last Name VAIDEN Owner First Name ROBERT J. Date of Record 1854 Owner Last Name VAIDEN Owner First Name ROBERT J. Date of Record 1854 Info & Sources Son born to Elizabeth Webb 24 FEB 1854. Charles City County Register of Births 1853 - 1896.
WEBB	PRISCILLA	SIDLANDS	GRAVES	BENJAMIN C.	1865	+
First Name PRISCILLA Plantation SIDLANDS Owner Last Name GRAVES Owner First Name BENJAMIN C. Date of Record 1865 Owner Last Name GRAVES Owner First Name BENJAMIN C. Date of Record 1865 Info & Sources Listed as a destitute freedman at Downey Farm, Va. For records on indigent freedmen see Elizabeth Cann Kambourian, comp. & ed., The Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, Names of the Destitute Freedmen Dependent Upon the Government in the Military Districts of Virginia (Heritage Books:Bowie, MD: 1997); Carolyn Hardin Goudie, "Downey Farm List of Indigent Freedmen," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, vol. 35, no. 1, pg. 13 (winter: 1997).
WEBB	WILLIAM		PHILLIPS	NED	1924	+
First Name WILLIAM Plantation Owner Last Name PHILLIPS Owner First Name NED Date of Record 1924 Owner Last Name PHILLIPS Owner First Name NED Date of Record 1924 Info & Sources William Webb filed an application for a Confederate pension based upon his service with the Charles City Sourthern Guards, later Co. K, 53rd Virginia Infantry. His application stated that he entered the service in May 1861 and worked on the breastworks on Mulberry Island. Later he waited on officers and cooked. He left service when captured in 1864 by Gen. Sheridan's army. Confederate Pensions, Body Servant, Library of Virginia, microfilm.
WEST	JESSE		WEST	PETER	1839	+
First Name JESSE Plantation Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name PETER Date of Record 1839 Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name PETER Date of Record 1839 Info & Sources Slave emancipated by the will of Peter West and listed in estate inventory valued at $1,000. Listed in Charles City Co. Census of 1850. Charles City Will Book, pgs. 318, 325-26.
WEST	ERASMUS		WEST	PETER	1839	+
First Name ERASMUS Plantation Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name PETER Date of Record 1839 Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name PETER Date of Record 1839 Info & Sources Slave emancipated by the will of Peter West and listed in estate inventory valued at $1,000. Listed in 1850 Census of Smithfield Township, Jefferson Co., OH. Household following that of Benjamin W. Ladd, formerly of Charles City. Charles City Will Book 4, pgs. 318, 325-26.
WEST	STEPHEN		WEST	PETER	1839	+
First Name STEPHEN Plantation Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name PETER Date of Record 1839 Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name PETER Date of Record 1839 Info & Sources Slave emancipated by the will of Peter West and listed in estate inventory valued at $1000. Husband of Patience. Listed in 1850 Census of Mt. Pleasant Township, Jefferson Co., OH. Charles City Will Book 4, pgs. 318, 325-26.
WEST	PATIENCE		WEST	PETER	1839	+
First Name PATIENCE Plantation Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name PETER Date of Record 1839 Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name PETER Date of Record 1839 Info & Sources Slave emancipated by the will of Peter West and listed in estate inventory valued at $400. Wife of Stephen. Listed in 1850 Census of Mt. Pleasant Township, Jefferson So., OH. Charles City Will Book 4, pgs. 318, 325-26.
WEST	WASHINGTON		WEST	PETER	1839	+
First Name WASHINGTON Plantation Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name PETER Date of Record 1839 Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name PETER Date of Record 1839 Info & Sources Slave emancipated by the will of Peter West and listed in estate inventory valued at $800. May be listed in 1850 Census of Steubenville City, Jefferson Co., OH employed as a cook.
WEST	LUCY		WEST	PETER	1839	+
First Name LUCY Plantation Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name PETER Date of Record 1839 Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name PETER Date of Record 1839 Info & Sources Slave emancipated by the will of Peter West and listed in estate inventory valued at $500. May be listed in 1850 Census of Steubenville City, Jefferson Co., OH. Charles City Will Book 4, pgs. 318, 325-26.
WHEAT	PETER	UPPER WEYANOKE	MINGE	JOHN	1842	+
First Name PETER Plantation UPPER WEYANOKE Owner Last Name MINGE Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1842 Owner Last Name MINGE Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1842 Info & Sources Slave mortgaged to secure a debt. Charles City Co. Deed Book 9 pg. 198.
WHITE	CHARLES	UPPER WEYANOKE	MINGE	JOHN	1842	+
First Name CHARLES Plantation UPPER WEYANOKE Owner Last Name MINGE Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1842 Owner Last Name MINGE Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1842 Info & Sources Slave mortgaged to secure a debt. Charles City Co. Deed Book 9, pg. 198.
WHITE	WILLIAM	EPPES ISLAND	EPPES	RICHARD	1861	+
First Name WILLIAM Plantation EPPES ISLAND Owner Last Name EPPES Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1861 Owner Last Name EPPES Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1861 Info & Sources William White was one of three slaves convicted of conspiracy to make an insurrection 03 JUN 1861. White was charged, along with another slave who also belongied to Dr. Richard Epps of City Point, and a slave from Shirley Plantation of conspiring "to rebel or make insurrection by conversing together about the Northern Army & their expectations of being set free & having arms put in their hands & their readyness to rebel against their masters." Thirty nine lashes was the sentence imposed on each slave. Charles City County Records, Library of Virginia Archives, Ended Causes, Box 33, BC#1044799. Edmund Ruffin wrote about this conspiracy in his diary on May 26th. Ruffin stated that the conspiracy involved slaves on both sides of the river and had been in progress for six to eight months. The conspirators allegedly made their plans under the cover of night meetings for pretended religious worship. At the time of the diary entry the responsible slaves had not been apprehended, but Ruffin wrote that slaves at Eppes Island and at Shirley were thought to be the most guilty. William Kauffman Scarborough, The Diary of Edmund Ruffin, (Louisiana State Univ. Press: Baton Rouge: 1976) vol II, p. 35. This may be the same William White who was committed to Castle Thunder on a charge of disloyalty and giving information to the enemy. White, who was described as a "detailed conscript," was committed on these charges along with Lemuel Babcok and Anthony a slave belonging to Charles Christian. Richmond Examiner 27 FEB 1865. Babcock filed a successful claim with the Southern Claims Commission in which he stated that he joined the U.S. Secret Service and gathered and conveyed information to Gen. Sharp at Fort Pocahontas, thus the two slaves may have been employed by Babcock to obtain information. Southern Claims Commission Claim of L. E. Babcock, No. 21160, National Archives, photocopy Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History, Archives.
WHITE	SALLIE	OAK HILL	MAJOR	GEORGE B.	1838	+
First Name SALLIE Plantation OAK HILL Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE B. Date of Record 1838 Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE B. Date of Record 1838 Info & Sources Sallie White was a slave at Oak Hill Plantation when the births of her daughters Dilsy Washington and Manerva Hall were recorded. She is buried in the slave cemetery at Oak Hill along with other family Member. Charles City County Will Book 8, p. 174; List of slave birth dates, Major-Marable Family Papers, John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg, box 7 folder 1.
WHITE	JACK	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1772	+
First Name JACK Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1772 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1772 Info & Sources Personal valet of William Byrd, III; husband of Beck and father of Hannah, Sally, Johney and Charles, listed in a schedule of slaves dated 9 DEC 1772 and filed with the Court 7 JULY 1773. Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, ed. & comp., Charles City County, Virginia Records 1737-1774, With Several 17th Century Fragments (1986), p. 52. Jack White attended William Wirt during a visit to Westover in 1803 and is described in Wirt's letter to his wife as having served Byrd during the French and Indian War and having saved Byrd's life on more than one occasion. William Wirt to Elizabeth Wirt
WHITE	BECK (?)	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1772	+
First Name BECK (?) Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1772 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1772 Info & Sources Described as wife of Jack and mother of Hannah, Sally, Johney and Charles; listed in a schedule of slaves dated 9 DEC 1772 and filed with the Court 7 JULY 1773. Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, ed. & comp., Charles City County, Virginia Records 1737-1774, With Several 17th Century Fragments (1986), p. 52.
WHITE	HANNAH	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1772	+
First Name HANNAH Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1772 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1772 Info & Sources Described as child of Jack and Beck White and sister of Sally, Johney and Charles; listed in a schedule of slaves dated 9 DEC 1772 and filed with the court 7 JULY 1773. Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, ed. & comp., Charles City County, Virginia Records 1737-1774, With Several 17th Century Fragements (1986), p. 52.
WHITE	SALLY	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1772	+
First Name SALLY Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1772 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1772 Info & Sources Described as child of Jack and Beck White and sister of Hannah, Johney and Charles; listed in a schedule of slaves dated 9 DEC 1772 and filed with the Court 7 JULY 1773. Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, ed. & comp., Charles City County, Virginia Records 1737-1774, With Several 17th Century Fragments (1986), p. 52.
WHITE	JOHNEY	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1772	+
First Name JOHNEY Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1772 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1772 Info & Sources Described as child of Jack and Beck White and brother of Hannah, Sally and Charles; listed in a schedule of slaves dated 9 DEC 1772 and filed with the court 7 JULY 1773. Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, ed. & comp., Charles City County, Virginia Records 1737-1774, With Several 17th Century Fragements (1986), p. 52.
WHITE	CHARLES	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1772	+
First Name CHARLES Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1772 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1772 Info & Sources Described as child of Jack and Beck White and brother of Hannah, Sally and Johney; listed in a schedule of slaves dated 9 DEC 1772 and filed with the Court 7 JULY 1773. Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, ed. & comp., Charles City County, Virginia Records 1737-1774, With Several 17th Century Fragments (1986), p. 52.
WHITE	WILLIAM	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1814	+
First Name WILLIAM Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Info & Sources Listed in an Appraisement of slaves belonging to Col. Byrd's Estates at Westover taken in DEC 1814. Charles City County Will Book No. 2, pp 367-68. White was vaued at $500.
WHITE	JOHN	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1814	+
First Name JOHN Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Info & Sources Listed in an Appraisement of slaves belonging to Col. Byrd's Estates at Westover taken in DEC 1814. Charles City County Will Book No. 2, pp 367-68. White was valued at $250.
WHITE	NANCY	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1814	+
First Name NANCY Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Info & Sources Listed in an Appraisement of slaves belonging to Col. Byrd's Estates at Westover taken in DEC 1814. Charles City County Will Book No. 2, pp 367-68. White was valued at $200.
WHITE	EVEY	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1814	+
First Name EVEY Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Info & Sources Listed in an Appraisement of slaves belonging to Col. Byrd's Estates at Westover taken in DEC 1814. Charles City County Will Book No. 2, pp 367-68. White and her three unnamed children were valued at $500.
WHITE	OLD EVEY	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1814	+
First Name OLD EVEY Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Info & Sources Listed in an Appraisement of slaves belonging to Col. Byrd's Estates at Westover taken in DEC 1814. Charles City County Will Book No. 2, pp 367-68. Old Evey White was listed as a superannuated slave.
WHITE - HALL	MANERVA	OAK HILL	MAJOR	GEORGE B.	1830	+
First Name MANERVA Plantation OAK HILL Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE B. Date of Record 1830 Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE B. Date of Record 1830 Info & Sources Manerva Hall was born a slave at Oak Hill Plantation 27 JAN 1830, the daughter of Sallie White and a sister of Dilsy Washington. Some time after emancipation Manerva Hall moved to Massachusetts where she died. In December of 1883 her son brought her body back to Charles City for burial in the slave cemetery at Oak Hill. Manerva Hall was the wife of Peter Hall, Pres. John Tyler's coachman. They were the parents of James T. Hall who was born at Oak Hill 29 DEC 1847. James T. Hall, Springfield, MA, 01 DEC 1883 to Harry, Major-Marable Family Papers, John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg, box 6, folder 6; Charles City County Will Book 8, p. 174; List of slave birth dates, Major-Marable Family Papers, John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg, box 7 folder 1.
WHITE - WASHINGTON	DILSY	OAK HILL	MAJOR	GEORGE B.	1838	+
First Name DILSY Plantation OAK HILL Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE B. Date of Record 1838 Owner Last Name MAJOR Owner First Name GEORGE B. Date of Record 1838 Info & Sources Dilsy Washington was born 25 MAR 1838 at Oak Hill Plantation, the daughter of Sallie White. During her servitude she was married to Prior Washington, who is also thought to have been an Oak Hill slave. Dilsy and Prior were the parents of Robert Fullerton Washington, born 18 FEB 1856, and Eldridge Atkerson Washington, born 09 AUG 1858. Both children appearto have died young. Dilsy was the sister of Manerva Hall, also an Oak Hill slave and wife of Peter Hall, John Tyler's coachman. Some years after emancipation Dilsy moved to Massachusetts where she died. She left a will which provided for her body to be shipped back to Charles City for internment in the slave cemetery at Oak Hill. She also left money for a tombstone to be erected for the family Member mentioned. Charles City County Will Book 8, p. 174; List of slave birth dates, Major-Marable Family Papers, John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg, box 7 folder 1.
WHITE-HOLMES	NELLY	RIVERSIDE	HARRISON	WILLIAM MORTIMER	1894	+
First Name NELLY Plantation RIVERSIDE Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name WILLIAM MORTIMER Date of Record 1894 Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name WILLIAM MORTIMER Date of Record 1894 Info & Sources Nelly Holmes gave a deposition 17 AUG 1894 in which she stated that she was about 60 years old and a resident of Lee Hall, VA. According to her testimony and that of her brother Cyrus White she had been a slave owned by William M. Harrison and married according to slave custom to Cornelius Holmes. At the time of the marriage Holmes was owned by Sandy Irby, but he was later acquired by Harrison. Nelly and Cornelius were the parents of 5 children. After Holmes left with McClellan's army she never saw him again. Holmes served on the USS Brandywine and following his discharge from the Navy he married a woman named Emma who was awarded the widow's pension. U.S. Navy Widow's #50749
WHITING	NATHANIEL	WEYANOKE	DOUTHAT	ELEANOR	1844	+
First Name NATHANIEL Plantation WEYANOKE Owner Last Name DOUTHAT Owner First Name ELEANOR Date of Record 1844 Owner Last Name DOUTHAT Owner First Name ELEANOR Date of Record 1844 Info & Sources Baptised by Rev. William T. Leavell, Rector of Westover Parish, 10 NOV 1844, William T. Leavell, Diary and Private Register, Library of Virginia Archives, Accession No. 21352.
WHITING	AMY	KITTIEWAN	SELDEN	WILLIAM	1850	+
First Name AMY Plantation KITTIEWAN Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1850 Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1850 Info & Sources Baptised by Rev. William T. Leavell, Rector of Westover Parish, 25 AUG 1850, William T. Leavell, Diary and Private Register, Library of Virginia Archives, Accession No. 21352. Baptised while attending a funeral at Kittiewan.
WHITING	PLEASANT	KITTIEWAN	SELDEN	WILLIAM	1852	+
First Name PLEASANT Plantation KITTIEWAN Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1852 Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1852 Info & Sources Baptised by Rev. William T. Leavell, Rector of Westover Parish, 30 MAY 1852, William T. Leavell, Diary and Private Register, Library of Virginia Archives, Accession No. 21352.
WHITING	JANE	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1854	+
First Name JANE Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1854 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1854 Info & Sources Mother of a daughter named Lucy who had been born in Essex County and who died at Sandy 29 SEP 1854 at the age of 7 or 8 years. Also sister of General who was born in Essex county and who died at Sandy Point 29 NOV 1854. List of Slave Births and Deaths at Sandy Point, Baylor Family Papers, 1662-1962 Mss1B3445eFA2, Virginia Museum of History & Culture, Richmond, VA. Listed as a runaway female slave age 31 who left with McClellan's army when it retreated from Berkeley about August 17, 1862. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives.
WHITING	LUCY	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1854	+
First Name LUCY Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1854 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1854 Info & Sources Daughter of Jane born in Essex County and dead at Sandy 29 SEP 1854 at the age of 7 or 8 years. List of Slave Births and Deaths at Sandy Point, Baylor Family Papers, 1662-1962 Mss1B3445eFA2, Virginia Museum of History & Culture, Richmond, VA.
WHITING	GENERAL	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1854	+
First Name GENERAL Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1854 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1854 Info & Sources Slave born in Essex County who died at Sandy Point 29 NOV 1854 at the age of 24. Brother of Jane Whiting. List of Slave Births and Deaths at Sandy Point, Baylor Family Papers, 1662-1962 Mss1B3445eFA2, Virginia Museum of History & Culture, Richmond, VA. Note - General's surname is presumed to be Whiting, but may have been different if sister Jane was called by a married name.
WHITING	EPHRIAM	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1870	+
First Name EPHRIAM Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1870 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1870 Info & Sources Father of a 5 year-old daughter named Kittie, who was born at Sandy Point and died there in SEP 1870. Husband of Harriet. Charles City County Register of Deaths 1853-1896.
WHITING	HARRIET	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1870	+
First Name HARRIET Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1870 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1870 Info & Sources Mother of a 5 year-old daughter named Kittie, who was born at Sandy Point and died there in SEP 1870. Wife of Ephriam. Charles City County Register of Deaths 1853-1896.
WHITING	GRACE	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1880	+
First Name GRACE Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1880 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1880 Info & Sources Died at Sandy Point 01 NOV 1880 of an unknown cause, 18 years old, the daughter of Ephriam and Mary Whiting, born in Essex County. Charles City County Register of Deaths 1853-1896.
WHITING - DENNIS	AMY	KITTIEWAN	SELDEN	WILLIAM, Dr.	1918	+
First Name AMY Plantation KITTIEWAN Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name WILLIAM, Dr. Date of Record 1918 Owner Last Name SELDEN Owner First Name WILLIAM, Dr. Date of Record 1918 Info & Sources Obituary in Times Dispatch 4 APR 1918 incorrectly lists surname as Davis and states (probably incorrectly) that she was born at Westover MAR 1835. There are no "Amys" in various Selden lists of Westover slaves. More likely she was owned by John Seleden's brother William. In the last years of her life whe was employed by Herbert Saunders at Upper Shirley and was described as a "memorial cook."
WILKERSON - WILLIAMS	MARY	MT. STERLING	JERDONE	WILLIAM	1871	+
First Name MARY Plantation MT. STERLING Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Info & Sources Wife of Jones Williams identified from plantation and birth records. Jerdone Family Papers, 1736-1918, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
WILKINS	HANNAH	WESTOVER	BYRD	WILLIAM	1814	+
First Name HANNAH Plantation WESTOVER Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Owner Last Name BYRD Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1814 Info & Sources Listed in an Appraisement of slaves belonging to Col. Byrd's Estates at Westover taken in DEC 1814. Charles City County Will Book No. 2, pp 367-68. Wilkins was valued at $300.
WILLIAM	ELEANOR	RIVERSIDE	HARRISON	WILLIAM M.	1865	+
First Name ELEANOR Plantation RIVERSIDE Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name WILLIAM M. Date of Record 1865 Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name WILLIAM M. Date of Record 1865 Info & Sources Listed as an indigent freedman at Downey Farm, Va. For records on indigent freedmen see Elizabeth Cann Kambourian, comp. & ed., The Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, Names of the Destitute Freedmen Dependent Upon the Government in the Military Districts of Virginia (Heritage Books:Bowie, MD: 1997); Carolyn Hardin Goudie, "Downey Farm List of Indigent Freedmen," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, vol. 35, no. 1, pg. 13 (winter: 1997).
WILLIAMS	FANNY	GREENWAY	CHRISTIAN	ROBERT W.	1846	+
First Name FANNY Plantation GREENWAY Owner Last Name CHRISTIAN Owner First Name ROBERT W. Date of Record 1846 Owner Last Name CHRISTIAN Owner First Name ROBERT W. Date of Record 1846 Info & Sources Slave listed in the inventory of Robert W. Christian. Charles City County Will Book 5, pg. 25. Fanny was valued with one unnamed child at $600.00.
WILLIAMS	BOB		WILSON	JOSEPH	1858	+
First Name BOB Plantation Owner Last Name WILSON Owner First Name JOSEPH Date of Record 1858 Owner Last Name WILSON Owner First Name JOSEPH Date of Record 1858 Info & Sources Male slave of Joseph C. Wilson died May 1858 of "debility" at the age of 83. Charles City County Register of Deaths 1853-1896.
WILLIAMS	SALLY ?	NORTH BEND	MINGE	DR.	1844	+
First Name SALLY ? Plantation NORTH BEND Owner Last Name MINGE Owner First Name DR. Date of Record 1844 Owner Last Name MINGE Owner First Name DR. Date of Record 1844 Info & Sources Baptised by Rev. William T. Leavell, Rector of Westover Parish, 30 JUNE 1844, William T. Leavell, Diary and Private Register, Library of Virginia Archives, Accession No. 21352.
WILLIAMS	RANDALL	TEDDINGTON	LIGHTFOOT	WILLIAM H.	1837	+
First Name RANDALL Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Info & Sources Inventory and appraisement of the estate of William H. Lightfoot of Sandy Point, taken on 15 DEC 1837, recorded in Charles City County Will Book No. 4, pp 281-84. Randall Williams was valued at $500.
WILLIAMS	JOHN	WESTBERRY	HARRISON	WILLIAM B.	1852	+
First Name JOHN Plantation WESTBERRY Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name WILLIAM B. Date of Record 1852 Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name WILLIAM B. Date of Record 1852 Info & Sources Slave shot as a runaway in the quarters at Westberry 10 NOV 1852. Hezekiah Emory was tried for feloniously killing him, but was acquitted. Charles City County Minute Book 1848-1860 pp. 158-60.
WILLIAMS	JONES	MT. STERLING	JERDONE	WILLIAM	1871	+
First Name JONES Plantation MT. STERLING Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Info & Sources Jones Williams was the son of Sally and Emanuel Williams and the brother of Walter Watkin Williams, Carter Williams, Biddy Ann Williams-Christian, Annie Williams-Carter, Keziah Williams-Cross, and Isaac Williams. Family relationships are detailed in several Freedmans Bank records for accounts opened by Walter Williams. The most extensive listing is in the record dated 08 AUG 1871. Isaac is described as dead. Jones was the wife of Mary Wilkerson Williams, identified from plantation and birth records for their children. Jerdone Family Papers, 1736-1918, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
WILLIAMS	SMITH	MT. STERLING	JERDONE	WILLIAM	1853	+
First Name SMITH Plantation MT. STERLING Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1853 Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1853 Info & Sources Son of Jones and Mary Williams born 10 JAN 1853. Charles City County Register of Births 1853-1896.
WILLIAMS	BANKS	MT. STERLING	JERDONE	WILLIAM	1855	+
First Name BANKS Plantation MT. STERLING Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1855 Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1855 Info & Sources Son of Jones and Mary Williams born 17 MAR 1855. Charles City County Register of Births 1853-1896.
WILLIAMS	ANNA	MT. STERLING	JERDONE	WILLIAM	1859	+
First Name ANNA Plantation MT. STERLING Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1859 Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1859 Info & Sources Daughter of Jones and Mary Williams born 13 SEP 1859. Charles City County Register of Births 1853-1896.
WILLIAMS	SALLY	MT. STERLING		WILLIAM	1871	+
First Name SALLY Plantation MT. STERLING Owner Last Name Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Owner Last Name Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Info & Sources Sally Williams, also referred to as Sally Sr., and Sally the weaver, was the wife of Emanuel Williams and the mother of Jones Williams, Walter Watkin Williams, Carter Williams, Biddy Ann Williams-Christian, Annie Williams-Carter, Keziah Williams-Cross, and Isaac Williams. Family relationships are detailed in several Freedmans Bank records for accounts opened by Walter Williams. The most extensive listing is in the record dated 08 AUG 1871. William Williams is not listed by Watkins as a sibling, but he is known to have been one.
WILLIAMS	CARTER	MT. STERLING	JERDONE	MOUNT STERLING	1871	+
First Name CARTER Plantation MT. STERLING Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name MOUNT STERLING Date of Record 1871 Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name MOUNT STERLING Date of Record 1871 Info & Sources Carter Williams was a child of Sally and Emanuel Williams and a brother of Jones Williams, Walter Watkin Williams, Biddy Ann Williams-Christian, Annie Williams-Carter, Keziah Williams-Cross, and Isaac Williams. Family relationships are detailed in several Freedman's Bank records for accounts opened by Walter Williams. The most extensive listing is in the record dated 08 AUG 1871.
WILLIAMS	WALTER WATKIN	MT. STERLING	JERDONE	WILLIAM	1871	+
First Name WALTER WATKIN Plantation MT. STERLING Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Info & Sources Walter Williams was the son of Sally and Emanuel Williams and the brother of Jones Williams, Carter Williams, Biddy Ann Williams-Christian, Annie Williams-Carter, Keziah Williams-Cross, and Isaac Williams. Family relationships are detailed in several Freedmans Bank records for accounts opened by him. The most extensive listing is in the record dated 08 AUG 1871. He first opened an account in Richmond in 1868 and described himself as a scholar in instructions. In 1872 he opened an account in New York where he described himself as a waiter employed by Mr. Dooley. In 1873 he opened an account in Washington, D.C. where he again described himself as a student.
WILLIAMS	KEZIAH	MT. STERLING	JERDONE	WILLIAM	1871	+
First Name KEZIAH Plantation MT. STERLING Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Info & Sources Sally Williams, also referred to as Sally Sr., and Sally the weaver, was the wife of Emanuel Williams and the mother of Jones Williams, Walter Watkin Williams, Carter Williams, Biddy Ann Williams-Christian, Annie Williams-Carter, Keziah Williams-Cross, and Isaac Williams. Family relationships are detailed in several Freedmans Bank records for accounts opened by Walter Williams. The most extensive listing is in the record dated 08 AUG 1871. In the record Keziah is described as wife of George Cross of New Kent County, VA.
WILLIAMS	ISAAC	MT. STERLING	JERDONE	WILLIAM	1871	+
First Name ISAAC Plantation MT. STERLING Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Info & Sources Isaac Williams was the son of Sally and Emanuel Williams and the brother of Jones Williams, Walter Watkin Williams, Carter Williams, Biddy Ann Williams-Christian, Annie Williams-Carter, and Keziah Williams-Cross. Family relationships are detailed in several Freedmans Bank records for accounts openned by Walter Williams. The most extensive listing is in the record dated 08 AUG 1871. Isaac is described as dead.
WILLIAMS-CARTER	ANNIE	MT. STERLING	JERDONE	WILLIAM	1871	+
First Name ANNIE Plantation MT. STERLING Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Info & Sources Annie Williams was the daughter of Sally and Emanuel Williams and the sister of Jones Williams, Walter Watkin Williams, Carter Williams, Biddy Ann Williams-Christian, Keziah Williams-Cross, and Isaac Williams. Family relationships are detailed in several Freedmans Bank records for accounts opened by Walter Williams. The most extensive listing is in the record dated 08 AUG 1871. In the record Annie is described as the wife of John Carter of New Kent County, VA.
WILLIAMS-CHRISTIAN	BIDDY ANN	MT. STERLING	JERDONE	WILLIAM	1871	+
First Name BIDDY ANN Plantation MT. STERLING Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Owner Last Name JERDONE Owner First Name WILLIAM Date of Record 1871 Info & Sources Biddy Ann Williams was the daughter of Sally and Emanuel Williams and the sister of Jones Williams, Walter Watkin Williams, Carter Williams, Annie Williams-Carter, Keziah Williams-Cross, and Isaac Williams. Family relationships are detailed in several Freedmans Bank records for accounts opened by Walter Williams. The most extensive listing is in the record dated 08 AUG 1871. Biddy Ann is described as the wife of James Christian of Charles City.
WILLIS	SHADRACH		WEST	JOHN	1806	+
First Name SHADRACH Plantation Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1806 Owner Last Name WEST Owner First Name JOHN Date of Record 1806 Info & Sources John West emancipated the infant Shadrach Willis by deed of 20 FEB 1806. The child is described as having been born 15 FEB 1804, and thus was just two years old at the time. Charles City County Deed Book 5, p. 120.
WILSON	SALLY	TEDDINGTON	BAYLOR	RICHARD	1862	+
First Name SALLY Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1862 Owner Last Name BAYLOR Owner First Name RICHARD Date of Record 1862 Info & Sources Listed as a runaway female slave age 30 who left with McClellan's army when it retreated from Berkeley about August 17, 1862. Undated report filed pursuant to Act of March 28, 1863 by Francis W. Ware, Charles City Commissioner of Revenue, Auditor of Public Accounts: Runaway and Escaped Slaves, Receipts and Reports, 1863, Library of Virginia Archives.
WOODSON	BETSEY	SHIRLEY	CARTER	CHARLES	1820	+
First Name BETSEY Plantation SHIRLEY Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1820 Owner Last Name CARTER Owner First Name CHARLES Date of Record 1820 Info & Sources Member Charles City Baptist Church listed in roll begun ca 1820. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
WOODSON	BILLEY	BERKELEY	HARRISON	BENJAMIN	1820	+
First Name BILLEY Plantation BERKELEY Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name BENJAMIN Date of Record 1820 Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name BENJAMIN Date of Record 1820 Info & Sources Member Charles City Baptist Church listed in roll begun ca 1820. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun The First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jacquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives.
WOODSON	LUCY	RIVERSIDE	HARRISON	WILLIAM M.	1865	+
First Name LUCY Plantation RIVERSIDE Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name WILLIAM M. Date of Record 1865 Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name WILLIAM M. Date of Record 1865 Info & Sources Listed as an indigent freedman at Downey Farm, Va. For records on indigent freedmen see Elizabeth Cann Kambourian, comp. & ed., The Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, Names of the Destitute Freedmen Dependent Upon the Government in the Military Districts of Virginia (Heritage Books:Bowie, MD: 1997); Carolyn Hardin Goudie, "Downey Farm List of Indigent Freedmen," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, vol. 35, no. 1, pg. 13 (winter: 1997).
WRIGHT	PHILL	BERKELEY	HARRISON	BENJAMIN	1800 ca	+
First Name PHILL Plantation BERKELEY Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name BENJAMIN Date of Record 1800 ca Owner Last Name HARRISON Owner First Name BENJAMIN Date of Record 1800 ca Info & Sources Member of Charles City Baptist Church enrolled before 1810. The Book of Ye Records of the Baptist Church in Charles City Begun the First Satureday in September 1792, unpublished typescript Jaquelin G. Pomeroy, Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History Archives. (Name spelled Fill in this record.)
WRIGHT	WILLIAM	TEDDINGTON	LIGHTFOOT	WILLIAM H.	1837	+
First Name WILLIAM Plantation TEDDINGTON Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Owner Last Name LIGHTFOOT Owner First Name WILLIAM H. Date of Record 1837 Info & Sources Inventory and appraisement of the estate of William H. Lightfoot of Sandy Point, taken on 15 DEC 1837, recorded in Charles City County Will Book No. 4, pp 281-84. William Wright was valued at $600.

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