Slaves at Washington Plantation, Berkeley, South Carolina, 1860

The record of the estate sale of Eliza Ford Holmes documents the sale of Washington Plantation in Berkeley, SC and 83 slaves.

Washington Plantation was sold to Dr. Elias Horry Deas, and the enslaved families there were sold to Daniel Heyward.

Washington Plantation was located on the west side of the Cooper River in Berkeley County, South Carolina.

Slaves purchased by Daniel Heyward were:

· Anthony - slave

· Phoebe - slave

· Albert - slave

· Abram - slave

· Hannah - slave

· Dinah - slave

· Harriet - slave

· Mary Brown

· Ben - slave

· Anne - slave

· Hector - slave

· Lizzie - slave

· Amey - slave

· Hercules - slave

· Abraham - slave

· Andrew - slave

· Mary - slave

· Alfred - slave

· Alexdrenia - slave

· Eve - slave

· Martha - slave

· Beckey - slave

· Catherine - slave

· Jhudy - slave

· Ben - slave

· Jeffry - slave

· Philip - slave

· Rose - slave

· Paul - slave

· Challo - slave

· Alex - slave

· Dianna - slave

· Toby - slave

· Jupiter - slave

· Crocker - slave

· Frances - slave

· Rachael - slave

· Jane - slave

· Phoebe - slave

· Harriet - slave

· Marcus - slave

· Isaac - slave

· Lucy - slave

· Lena - slave

· Molsey - slave

· Clarissa - slave

· Rose - slave

· Primus - slave

· Flora - slave

· Quaco - slave

· Fasra - slave

· Peter - slave

· Cinda - slave

· Sylva - slave

· Tyra - slave

· Betsey - slave

· Willoughby - slave

· Michael - slave

· Elsey - slave

· Jacob - slave

· January - slave

· Smart - slave

· Mary - slave

· Bess - slave

· Amey - slave

· Polly - slave

· Dover - slave

· Little Cenny - slave

· Benjamin - slave

· Bind X - slave

· Francis - slave

· Hester - slave

· Nicholas - slave

· Richard - slave

· Amelia - slave

· Jim - slave

· Grace - slave

· Edwin - slave

· Samuel - slave

· Rose - slave

· Tom - slave

· Joe - slave

· Charles - slave

· Will - slave

This document was digitized as part of a collaborative effort between Footnote, Lowcountry Africana, the South Carolina Department of Archives and History and FamilySearch, to digitize all surviving Charleston, SC Estate Inventories, 1732-1872 and Bills of Sale, 1773-1872, for a FREE Footnote collection.

When the project is complete, the names of more than 30,000 enslaved ancestors will be preserved in this FREE collection, for generations to come.

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