Slaves in the Estate of Clelia Wilkes, Fairfield and Charleston, SC, 1864

The estate inventory of Clelia Wilkes, filed 30 Jan 1864, lists the names of enslaved ancestors in Fairfield and Charleston Districts, SC.

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Enslaved ancestors listed in Fairfield District were:

· Adam - slave

· Big Jane - slave

· Rose - slave

· Little Daphne - slave

· Jonas - slave

· Infant - slave

· Minda - slave

· John - slave

· Hercules - slave

· Little George - slave

· Tiller - slave

· Big George - slave

· Betty - slave

· Myra - slave

· Big Thomas - slave

· Old Diana - slave

· Lucy - slave

· Little Thomas - slave

· Billy - slave

· Emma - slave

· Scipio - slave

· Young Daniel - slave

· Martha - slave

· Edward - slave

· Rente - slave

· Aaron - slave

· Celia - slave

· Sina - slave

· Nelly - slave

· Jerry - slave

· Jim - slave

· January - slave

· Cornelia - slave

· Charles - slave

· Chrissy - slave

· Molly - slave

· Lizzy - slave

· Mary Ann - slave

· Big William - slave

· Aaron - slave

· Hetty - slave

· Little Diana - slave

· Sam - slave

· Nanny - slave

· Henry - slave

· Delia - slave

· Abby - slave

· Jacob - slave

· Judy - slave

· Louisa - slave

· Doly - slave

· Clarry - slave

· Little Mary - slave

· Judy - slave

· Rebecca - slave

· Celia - slave

· Yellow Mary - slave

· Kitty - slave

· Sue - slave

· Robert - slave

· Moultrie - slave

· Big Daphne - slave

· Little William - slave

· Primus - slave

· Phyllis - slave

· Eliza - slave

· Catherina - slave

· Rina - slave

· Champagne - slave

· Richard - slave

· Phoebe - slave

· Molsy - slave

· Isaac - slave

 

Listed in Charleston were:

· Peter - slave

· Hamilton - slave

· Samuel - slave

· Thomas - slave

· Kaleb - slave

· Titus - slave

· Daniel - slave

· Bram - slave

· John - slave

· Jerry - slave

· Ben - slave

· Sophy - slave

· Alonzo - slave

· Franklin - slave

· Tom - 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.

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