Jenny

Two-page deposition of John Champneys describing the circumstances surrounding charges of financial support for William Binnie [Junior], the "Negro wench Jenny" and her children. Champneys purchased Jenny at "St. Augustine's when the whole property of Wm. [William] Binnie the Elder was sold" by John Martin. He subsequently gave Jenny to the infant son, William Binnie [Junior], by deed of gift. He objects to monetary charges placed against him by Mr.

Birth certificate of Harriet, born July 27, 1804, to a 'Negro Woman Slave named Jenny' belonging to New York City merchant John Swartwout.

Birth certificate of Henry, born May 8, 1802, to a 'Slave named Jenny' belonging to New York City attorney at law Isaac L. Kip.

Birth certificate of Jenny, born December 25, 1802, to a 'Negro Woman Slave named Hannah' belonging to New York City gentleman Ebenezer Turell.

Birth certificate of Jenny, born September 9, 1802, to a 'Slave Betty' belonging to New York City merchant Richard Duryee.

Birth certificate of Susan, born February 4, 1801, to a 'Negro Woman Slave named Jenny' belonging to New York City merchant John Swartwout.

Birth certificate of Lilla, born November 8, 1801, to 'Jenny a slave belonging to Samuel L. Mitchill,' a physician and member of the United States House of Representatives. Addressed to Tunis Wortman, Esq., Clerk of the City of New York.

Birth certificate of Sally, born November 16, 1799, to a 'Negro Woman Slave named Jenny' belonging to New York City carpenter John Van Blarcom.

Birth certificate of Jenny, born June 1, 1812, to a 'Mulatta Woman Slave named Bet' belonging to New York City druggist Robert Bach.

Birth certificate of Betty, born July 29, 1799, to a 'Negro Woman Slave named Jenny' belonging to New York City counsellor at law Isaac L. Kip. Signed by witness Joseph Fellows Jun. [Junior].

Birth certificate of Joe, born Apirl 9, 1804, to a 'Mullato Woman Slave named Jenny' belonging to New York City merchant Samuel Denton.

Four-page inventory of the estate of Charles Webb, including livestock, house wares, tools, and slaves named George, Billy, Rueben, Pompy, Daniel, Hampton, Ned, Stephen, Rose, Miner, Jenny, Franky, Betty, Billy, Jupiter, Moses, Jenny, Molly, Virgin and child, Moses, Aron, Peter, Dennis, Tamer, Milly, Susan, Peggy, Dinah, Judah, Siler, Darly, Jacob, Samuel, Cate, Matilda, and Jacob, in Fayette County, Kentucky.