173 Slaves, Estate of George Lockey, Santee, Georgetown, SC, 1810

The estate inventory of George Lockey of Charleston, SC, filed in 1810, lists the name of 166 enslaved ancestors on Lockey's plantation on the North Santee River in Georgetown District.

The inventory also lists servants in the city of Charleston at Lockey's residence in Cannonsborough.

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Enslaved ancestors listed on Lockey's plantation on the North Santee River were:

· Ragout - slave

· Glasgow - slave

· Cuffy - slave

· John - slave

· Harry - slave

· Dick - slave

· Mary Ann - slave

· Jenny - slave

· Polly - slave

· Catherine - slave

· Tom - slave

· Charlotte - slave

· Sue - slave

· Phobe - slave

· George - slave

· Daphne - slave

· Peggy - slave

· Libby - slave

· Howard - slave

· Ellick - slave

· Nelly - slave

· Chloe - slave

· Hannibal - slave

· Sophy - slave

· Joshua - slave

· Maria - slave

· Old Willoughby - slave

· Old Katy - slave

· Adam - slave

· Old Tom - slave

· Unity - slave

· Patty - slave

· Diana - slave

· George - slave

· Tom - slave

· Sampson - slave

· Luck - slave

· Old Sylla - slave

· Old Phobe - slave

· Old Hamlet - slave

· Old Bachus - slave

· James - slave

· Jane - slave

· Dido - slave

· Phobe - slave

· Sam - slave

· Beck - slave

· Silvy - slave

· Diana - slave

· Daniel - slave

· John - slave

· Joe - slave

· Bess -slave

· Phyllis - slave

· Hagar - slave

· Katy - slave

· Wocester - slave

· Amaretta - slave

· Sarah - slave

· Eve - slave

· Philadelphia - slave

· Daniel - slave

· Jupiter - slave

· Hannibal - slave

· Bob - slave

· Sandy - slave

· Cudjo - slave

· Billy - slave

· John - slave

· Isaac - slave

· Will - slave

· June - slave

· Libbey - slave

· Mary - slave

· Clarinda - slave

· Rachael - slave

· Ned - slave

· Peggy - slave

· Peggy - slave

· Boatswain - slave

· Monimia - slave

· Old Sally - slave

· Winter - slave

· Jacob - slave

· William - slave

· Paris - slave

· Cudjo - slave

· Phyllis - slave

· Jacob - slave

· Sue - slave

· Doll - slave

· Molly - slave

· Old Prince - slave

· Old Betty - slave

· Old Kate - slave

· Cain - slave

· Abraham - slave

· Young Tom - slave

· Jeff - slave

· Winter - slave

· Old Clarinda

· Old Rose - slave

· Old Charles - slave

· Bristo - slave

· Cain - slave

· Rose - slave

· March - slave

· Charles - slave

· Carolina - slave

· Mary - slave

· Prissy - slave

· Adam - slave

· June - slave

· John - slave

· Hessy - slave

· Bina - slave

· Hannah - slave

· Louis - slave

· Clarinda - slave

· August - slave

· Isaac - slave

· Rose - slave

· Abraham - slave

· Hanna - slave

· Handy - slave

· Little Billy - slave

· Flora - slave

· Sue - slave

· Bess -slave

· Toney - slave

· Bristo - slave

· January - slave

· Guy - slave

· Jack - slave

· Peter - slave

· May - slave

· Young March - slave

· April - slave

· Little Betty - slave

· Guy - slave

· Old March - slave

· Miley - slave

· Amey - slave

· Molly - slave

· Nancy - slave

· Helay - slave

· Ishmael - slave

· Bram - slave

· Lucy - slave

· Dido - slave

· Dido - slave

· Solomon - slave

· Silvey - slave

· Jemoney - slave

· Tena - slave

· Stephen - slave

· George - slave

· Barbury - slave

· Eliza - slave

· Peter - slave

· Ben - slave

· Bob - slave

· Willoughby - slave

· Dick - slave

· Toney - slave

· Toney - slave

Servants listed in the city of Charleston at Lockey's Cannonsborough residence were:

· Cloe - slave

· Fanny - slave

· Child - slave

· Moira - slave

· Tylla - slave

· Kitty - slave

· Primus - slave

George Lockey (1757-1810) was a merchant in Charleston, South Carolina [1]. He operated a tidal rice plantation on the North Santee River in Georgetown District, SC [2]. He died 7 Jan 1810 and is buried in Saint Philips Church Cemetery in Charleston, SC [3].

References Cited:

[1] Hagy, James William. 1992 People and Professions of Charleston, South Carolina, 1782-1802. Clearfield Company.

[2] Advertisement for Overseer for a tidal plantation at North Santee, Charleston City Gazette, 28 Nov 1804. Accessed on Genealogybank.com 16 Nov 2010.

[3] Headstone Inscription, St. Philips Church Cemetery, Charleston, SC. Photographed by John Schneider, contributed to FindaGrave.com 2 Apr 2009. URL: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Lockey&GSiman=1&GScid=641366&GRid=35438961& accessed 16 Nov 2010.

 

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