Slaves in the Estate of Thomas Legare, Charleston and Orangeburg, SC, 1843

The estate inventory of Thomas Legare, taken 15 Mar 1843, lists the names of enslaved ancestors in Charleston and Orangeburg, SC.

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Ancestors listed in Charleston were:

· Toney - slave

· Sary - slave

· Richard - slave

· Harriet - slave

· Smart - slave

· Judy - slave

· Die - slave

· Bristol - slave

· Billy - slave

· Joe - slave

· Dick - slave

· Peggy - slave

· Selina - slave

· Isaac - slave

· Henry - slave

· Marlborough - slave

· Peter - slave

· June - slave

· August - slave

· Rose - slave

· Beck - slave

· Daphne - slave

· Louisa - slave

· Martha - slave

· Jenny - slave

· Clarissa - slave

· Chance - slave

· Venus - slave

· Nelson - slave

· Steven - slave

· Billy - slave

· Old Lew - slave

· Lindy - slave

· Phillis - slave

· Mary - slave

· Martha - slave

· Caesar - slave

· Sike - slave

· Clarinda - slave

· Nelly - slave

· John - slave

· Sam - slave

· Elsy - slave

· Prince - slave

· Juno - slave

· Bella - slave

· Diana - slave

· Cinda - slave

· Frank - slave

· Knowledge - slave

· April - slave

· Bess - slave

· Daphnay - slave

· Charlotte - slave

· Carolina - slave

· Tamer - slave

· Moses - slave

· Bella - slave

· Dil - slave

· Nappy - slave

· Sary - slave

· Old Cinda - slave

· Charlotte - slave

· Hetty - slave

· Hetty - slave

· Miner - slave

· H E Maxwell

"Negroes belonging to the same estate and brought from Orangeburg to be appraised"

· Silvy - slave

· Bess - slave

· Phibby - slave

· Billy - slave

· Harry - slave

· Job - slave

· Mary - slave

· Tamar - slave

· Hannah - slave

· Paul - slave

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