Sarah

Deed of manumission dated November 12, 1816, with which Margaretta [Margaret] Bradish manumits an enslaved woman named Sarah. John L. Jones delivered the deed to Jacob Radcliff on November 13, 1816. Certified by Jacob Radcliff and Richard Riker on November 13, 1816.

One-page extract from deed of manumission dated August 1, 1791, by Robert Carter of Nomini Hall, Virginia, "recorded in the Northumberland District Court," emancipating his slave, Sarah, "at Scorpio in Frederick County." Copied and signed by Thomas Edwards.

Deposition regarding the case of Benjamin Tucker, charged with "trespass, assault, & battery and false imprisonment" of "Indians" Phillis, Phebe, Eaton, Patt, and Sarah. The testimony, signed by Walker Crutchfield, Clerk of Petersburg District Court [Virginia], declares Tucker found guilty of charges and instructs him to pay damages of "one shilling." Verdict verified and signed by District Judge John Tyler. Seal and signature given by Virginia Governor James Monroe on lower half of last page.

Birth certificate of Charles, born April 8, 1810, to a 'Slave Sarah' belonging to New York City merchant David Cargill.

Birth certificate of Sarah, born February 17, 1804, and Bet, born July 17, 1802, to a 'Negro Woman Slave named Sarah' belonging to New York City merchant Thomas Arden.

Birth certificate of Jacob, born October 15, 1801, to a 'Negro Woman Slave named Sarah' belonging to New York City merchant Archibald Currie.

Birth certificate of Sarah, born February 4, 1799, to a 'Negro woman s[lave] named Betty' belonging to John Sullivan of New York City. Document damage at right with text missing.

Birth certificate of Susan, born December 1, 1809, to Clause and Sarah, slaves belonging to Maria Duffie, widow of New York merchant John Duffie. Signed in the presence of Gabriel Furman.

Birth certificate of Phoebe, aged four months and nine days, to a 'Negro Slave named Sarah' belonging to New York City ladies shoe maker Reuben Bunn.

Birth certificate of Hannah, born June 28, 1812, to a 'Negro wench' named Sarah belonging to New York City livery stable keeper John Sandford.

Birth certificate of Charles, born November 1, 1810, to a 'Negro Woman Slave named Sarah' belonging to Samson Benson Junior of Harlem.

Birth certificate of [?], born January 13 [?] to a 'Mulatto Woman Slave named Sarah' belonging to Frederick Roorbach of New York City. Document damage at left with text missing.

Birth certificate of Ida, born November 9, 1809, Jack, born October 1, 1811, David, born August 15, 1815, and Amelia, born April 15, 1817, all children of slave named Sarah belonging to New York City ladies shoe maker Reuben Bunn.

Birth certificate of William, born July 27, 1802, to a 'Negro Woman Slave named Sarah' belonging to New York City carpenter Isaac Mead.

Birth certificate of William Charles, born December 20, 1805, to a 'Woman Slave Named Sarah' belonging to New York City measurer William Dodge.

Birth certificate of Maria, born August 8, 1806, to a 'Negro Woman Slave named Sarah' belonging to New York City merchant Thomas Arden.

Birth certificate of Dinah, born January 7, 1800, to a 'Negro Woman Slave named Sarah' belonging to New York City merchant Arch'd [Archibald] Currie.

Birth certificate of Sam, born October 8, 1802, to a 'Negro Slave Woman named Sarah' belonging to New York City merchant Israel Bedell.

Ship manifest of "Negroes, mulattoes, and persons of color taken on" the Steamer Mount Vernon from the port of Alexandria [Virginia]. Includes names of shipper James H. Simpson and collector Edward Green. Lists 12 slaves.

Ship manifest of "Negroes, mulattoes, and persons of color taken on" the Steamer Augusta of Washington from the port of Alexandria [Virginia]. Includes names of ship's Master John Rogers, shipper Henry P. Hill of Alexandria and 7 slaves.

Eight-page inventory of the estate of David Brown, including furniture, livestock, and the slaves Sarah, James, Jack, Willis, Charles, Hester, Charlotte, Matilda, Emily, Maria, and Jim, in Jefferson County, Kentucky.

Two-page bill of sale between Edmund Payne and Rueben Payne regarding slaves named old Ben, little Ben, Joseph, Primus, David, Henry, Franny, Susanna, Siller, Rachel, Hannah, and Sarah, in Lincoln County, Kentucky.

Four-page commissioner's report of the property of Isaac McRoberts, including the selling of land and the selling of the slaves named Sam, Fanny, Mary, Sarah, Harriet, Martha, Horace, and Edward, in Lincoln County, Kentucky.

Four-page bill of sale of the estate of George Harlan by his executor Henry Harlan, including the slaves Myra, Mary, Sarah, Cyrus, George, and Henry, in Lincoln County, Kentucky.

Two-page bill of sale between the Smith Heirs, Ephraim H. Smith, John G. Smith, W. T. Smith, William Smith, Sarah S. Smith, and John Logan and his wife S. F. Logan regarding the slave girl named Sarah, in Lincoln County, Kentucky.