Randolph County, NC slave deeds

We have found 614 slave deeds in Randolph County

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Book, page	Date	Grantor	Grantee	Type	Notes	Amount
Book 1 page 210	September 19, 1794	John Arnold	Clement Arnold	bill of sale	Negro boy called Austan, 13	£5
Book 5 page 140	October 4, 1793	Joseph Kerr	William Kerr	deed of gift	Girl by the name of Leah given as gift to son	-
Book 6 page 3	August 5, 1794	Solomon Fuller	Avent Fuller, Britton Fuller, Soloman Fuller, William Fuller, John Fuller, Ransom Fuller, Alsey Fuller, Isaac Fuller, Charlot Fuller, Sarah Fuller, Gilley Fuller	deed of gift	Slaves given as gifts from Solomon Fuller to sons and daughters: to Owent Fuller a boy named George; to Britton a boy named Charles; to namesake son Solomon a girl named Isbell; to William a girl named Tuebey[unclear]; to John a boy named James; to Ransom and Alfred and Jesse a "Negro wench named Tab[unclear] & a Negro wench named Rose & her increase to be equally divided"; to Charlotte a girl named Bridget; to Sarah a girl named Amy; to Gilley a girl named Lily	-
Book 6 page 11	May 13, 1795	William Field	Robert Field	bill of sale	Negro boy about 8 named Rube. Grantee is of Guilford County	30 pounds 7 shillings
Book 6 page 31	December 25, 1795	John Arnold	Whitlock Arnold	bill of sale	Negro woman named Jean and child named Anekey	£100
Book 6 page 49	September 17, 1794	Ephraim Andrews	John Harvey	bill of sale	Negro fellow named Getter[unclear]	£60
Book 6 page 62	February 28, 1795	John Arnold	John Moss	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Coyas[unclear], 42, and Negra woman slave named Fillis, 26	£110
Book 6 page 63	February 27, 1795	John Arnold	Whitlock Arnold	bill of sale	Negro man named Tom	£123
Book 6 page 143	March 14, 1795	Armistiad Fllippen	Emsley Park	bill of sale	Negro girl named Jeney, 10. Grantor is of Caswell County	$150
Book 6 page 151	August 18, 1795	Simeon Geron, Sheriff	William Bell	bill of sale	Three Negro men: Tom, Jran, and Anekey, sold to the highest bidder to satisfy judgment against John Arnold	£[unclear]
Book 6 page 154	September 2, 1794	John Clark	Simeon Geron	bill of sale	Negro boy slave named Tom. Grantee was sheriff at the time	£40
Book 6 page 171	January 4, 1796	David Meridith	Simon Geron	bill of sale	woman slave named Betty about 19 "and all of her future increase" sold. Note that the grantee was sheriff from 1790 to 1800. Grantee may be an alternate spelling of Simeon Geron, sheriff.	£100
Book 7 page 79	October 18, 1796	Simeon Geron	John McDaniel	bill of sale	woman named Betty, 20, and all her "further increase". Grantor appears to be the Sheriff of Randolph County at the time, but the slave was apparently sold in his personal capacity	£100
Book 7 page 94	November 21, 1796	James and Susa Hutton	John Coble	bill of sale	Negro woman named Easter. Grantors are of Chatham County.	£85
Book 7 page 170	February 17, 1797	Walter Braley	Benjamin Means	bill of sale	Negro man named Rome, about 25	$280
Book 7 page 170	February 25, 1797	Simeon Geron	Joab Bagley	bill of sale	Negro woman slave named Joan and boy child named Hardy. Grantee is indexed as Jacob Bagley	£150
Book 7 page 208	May 29, 1797	George Donald	Reuben Wood	bill of sale	Negro man slave named [unclear], 31. Grantee https://www.ncpedia.org/biography/wood-reuben	£100
Book 7 page 240	November 18, 1797	Thomas Jones [unclear]	John McDaniel	bill of sale	Negro woman Jenney	$200
Book 7 page 240	August 26, 1797	John Kivett	William Hoff[unclear]	bill of sale	Negro boy about 7 named Frank. Grantor is of Orange County	£121
Book 7 page 281	October 29, 1797	David Coble	Leonard Fox	bill of sale	Negro woman named Nanee, about 16. Grantor is of Guilford County	£112
Book 7 page 283	December 27, 1797	Soloman Poarch	Jesse Julion	bill of sale	Negro male slave named Tomson	$175
Book 7 page 283	March 6, 1797	James Ganett	James Wise	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Glasgo. Indexed as James Gossett to James Weir	£100
Book 7 page 325	?	George McCullok, atty at law	John Vance & Co.	bill of sale	Negro boy named Jim, about 14. No date; registered 1798	125 pounds
Book 7 page 329	December 27, 1797	Solomon Poarch	Rebecca, Payton, and Prissilla Poarch	deed of gift	To Rebecca: Grace, about 6, a child of Rose. To Payton: Stafford Stafford, 3, a son of Rose. To Prissilla: Patt, about 4, a daughter of Rose. The slaves are reserved to grantor's wife Hannah during her lifetime.	-
Book 7 page 332	April 28, 1798	William Fentress	Jesse Julion	bill of sale	Negro girl named Rosella	£125
Book 7 page 332	May 18, 1797	John Vance & Co.	Simeon Geron	bill of sale	Negro boy named Jim, about 14	£125
Book 8 page 24	December 22, 1795	George Gee	Samuel Park, Sr.	deed	Negro fellow named Daniel, a blacksmith, about 25. Grantor is of Chatham County	£135
Book 8 page 49	October 27, 1799	Jesse Vestal	Simeon Geron	bill of sale	Negro girl named Nancy, 11	$210
Book 8 page 49	February 2, 1799	William Bell, Thomas Carson	Abraham Gossett	bill of sale	Negro girl named [unclear], from estate of Richard Lyons, sold publicly in Lexington	unspecified
Book 8 page 56	January 16, 1798	William Fentress	Jesse Vestal	bill of sale	Negro girl named Niomy	$200
Book 8 page 59	November 27, 1798	David Meredith	John Moss	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Janey	$240
Book 8 page 96	June 3, 1799	Benjamin Hide	Christian Morris	bill of sale	Negro woman named Jenney, about 17	$310
Book 8 page 119	May 25, 1799	Benjamin Hide	Jeduthan Harper	bill of sale	Negro woman named Chenia. Grantor is of Camden County	$290
Book 8 page 119	May 30, 1799	Frederick Millar	Emsley Park	bill of sale	Negro boy named Gill, 13. Grantor is of Roan County.	$300
Book 8 page 147	December 12, 1799	Thomas H Perkins	John Hammer	bill of sale	bill of sale of a "Negro girl named Chane suposed to be about Ten years old"	£125
Book 8 page 148	June 4, 1799	Benjamin Hide	Isaac Lane	bill of sale	Negro boy slave called Willis aged 2 years	$80
Book 8 page 148	August 27, 1798	David Merideth	Zebedee Wood, Sr.	bill of sale	Negro girl slave Hannah, 12. See also https://randolphhistory.wordpress.com/tag/zebedee-wood/	$250
Book 8 page 155	April 4, 1800	Walter Bennett	John Jones	bill of sale	Negro boy called Glascoe between 11 and 12	$275
Book 8 page 158	September 18, 1799	James Hutton, Susanna Hutton	Mason Tapley	bill of sale	Negro girl named Dina. Grantors are of Guilford County, indexed as James & Lusey Hutton	$150
Book 8 page 161	March 30, 1796	Haman Miller	John Conner	bill of sale	Negro male named David	£100
Book 8 page 162	June 6, 1799	Jacob Brower	Jesse Julian	bill of sale	Negro girls Becky and Jude	$300
Book 8 page 163	October 9, 1799	James Langley, Jacob Moore	Mason Tapley	bill of sale	Negro male named Jack	$280
Book 8 page 178	June 6, 1800	Isaac Lane, Sheriff	John Fruit	bill of sale	Female Negro slave named Sitty sold to highest bidder to pay debt of Nathaniel Cunningham, as ordered by Caswell County court	$291.50
Book 8 page 185	September 2, 1800	John Kent	John Moss	bill of sale	Negro boy named Phill, 7	200 Spanish Mill dollars
Book 8 page 205	February 2, 1799	John Graves	James Presnell	bill of sale	Four Negroes: a fellow named July, a "wench" named Clad, a male named Petter, and a girl named Mary	£1330
Book 8 page 226	January 28, 1801	Josiak Welsborne[unclear]	Benjamin Ward	bill of sale	Negro girl named Anisa	£125
Book 8 page 233	August 19, 1800	Isaac Lane	Edmond Hays	bill of sale	Negro boy named Willis about 3 years 6 months. Grantee indexed as Hayes	$100
Book 8 page 242	March 7, 1804	Charles Parish	Thomas Matthews	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Betsey, about 10	225 Spanish Mill dollars
Book 8 page 266	July 2, 1801	Thomas Rives	John Staley	bill of sale	Negro man named Step	$400
Book 8 page 273	January 1, 1804	James Roberson	Isaac Lane	bill of sale	Three Negroes: woman named Aneca[unclear], 26; boy named Willis, 3; and girl named Selve, 7 months. Grantor is of Guilford County	465 silver dollars
Book 8 page 286	September 7, 1801	Solomon Goodman	Benjamin Ward	bill of sale	Negro woman named Mill, 23, and child named Cheney, 1. Grantor is of Roan County	£200
Book 8 page 351	February 10, 1803	George Lucas	John Lucas	bill of sale	Negro male slave named Simon	$300
Book 8 page 360	April 29, 1800	William Fox	Samuel Trogdon	bill of sale	(top) Negro woman slave named Tamer and child named Stephen	$400
Book 8 page 360	December 19, 1797	William Fox	John Moss	bill of sale	(middle top) Negro child named Nance, about 14, and Negro child named Joe, about 6	£200
Book 8 page 360	January 23, 1799	William Fox	John Moss	bill of sale	Negro boy named Frank, 10 or 11	£110
Book 8 page 392	January 16, 1804	William Watkins	Alexander Gray	bill of sale	Negro named Nat, 15 or thereabouts	$350
Book 8 page 395	August 2, 1790	John Stanfield	George Lucas	bill of sale	two Negroes, Bet and Rachel	£140
Book 8 page 407	April 4, 1804	Josah Lamb	Isaac Lane	bill of sale	Negro boy Dunk[unclear], about 12. Grantor indexed as Josiah Lamb	£150
Book 8 page 426	August 6, 1804	Fredrick Farmer	Samuel Steed	deed of gift	two Negroes, one [unclear] named Do[unclear] and one boy named Mint[unclear]	-
Book 8 page 426	August 6, 1804	Fredrick Farmer	Benjamin Steed	deed of gift	Negro girl about 12 named Becka[unclear]	-
Book 8 page 432	January 16, 1802	Bebby Brooks	Henry Branson	bill of sale	Negro woman named Philis, about 23, and her two children, Decey, about 7, and Nancy, about 4
Book 8 page 434	1792	Samuel Dick, William Stiles, Rober Williams	William Couthain[unclear]	bill of sale	Negro woman Affee nand two children, Tom and Nelley. Missing month.	£105 Virginia
Book 8 page 436	March 2, 1804	David Spence	Zachariah Lindley	bill of sale	Negro man named Abraham, who was previous willed from Joseph Pence, deceased to Elizabeth Banes and Ester Lambert, wife of David Spence	101 pounds 5 shilings
Book 8 page 440	February 13, 1804	James Sawyer	Zachariah Lindley	bill of sale	Interest in Negro man named Abraham, previously willed by Joseph Parrey to Elizabeth Baines and Hester Lambert and deeded to grantor on March 10, 1801 by Benjamin Buress and Elizabeth Burress (see below)	$140
Book 8 page 440	February 18, 1804	Benjamin Burris, Elizabeth Burris	Zachariah Lindley	bill of sale	Half interest in the Negro man named Abraham	$140
Book 8 page 457	September 24, 1804	Hector McNeill	Isaac Lane	bill of sale	Negro woman named Minny, 16. Grantor is of Person County	$350
Book 8 page 519	March 16, 1803	John Wood	Thomas Saxton	bill of sale	Woman about 25 named Lil	400 Spanish Mill dollars
Book 8 page 520	July 18, 1805	Thomas Saxton	Daniel Dawson	bill of sale	Lil, apparently the same woman in previous deed	$400
Book 8 page 521	February 18, 1805	William Fields, Sr.	William Fields, Jr.	deed of gift	Negro girl named Bet	-
Book 8 page 522	February 15, 1805	William Fields, Sr.	Jeremiah Fields	deed of gift	Negro boy named Tony	-
Book 8 page 522	February 14, 1805	William Fields, Sr.	Jereiah Fields	deed of gift	Negro boy named Ter	-
Book 9 page 244	June 16, 1802	Mary Burrow	John Welborn	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Selah, 11 months old	$70
Book 9 page 296	December 25, 1802	Samuel Ledford	John Clark	bill of sale	Negro slave named Bill, 24	$400
Book 9 page 304	February 23, 1803	Gardner Needham	John Lowdermilk	bill of sale	Negro woman named Elsey	$400
Book 9 page 408	February 8, 1802	Caleb Ridge	John Brower, Jr.	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Melas, about 5	$100
Book 9 page 476	March 18, 1803	John Brower	Pricilla Hall	bill of sale	Negro girl named Melas, about 6	$110
Book 9 page 476	June 10, 1803	Daniel Cox	Richard Graves	bill of sale	Negro boy named Anthony	£60
Book 11 page 2	February 5, 1806	Augustine Scuddy	Alexander Gray	bill of sale	boy between 12 and 13 named Daniel	$353
Book 11 page 34	July 3, 1794	John Thompson	Samuel Walker	bill of sale	bill of sale for a girl 10 years old named Sod	65 pounds
Book 11 page 34	April 3, 1806	Adam Brower	Samuel Walker	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Henry aged 19	400 Spanish Mill dollars
Book 11 page 62	May 3, 1805	Mary Burrow	Abraham Geren	bill of sale	Negro boy named Samuel, 2	$75
Book 11 page 64	August 7, 1806	Isaac Lane, sheriff	Peter Wright	bill of sale	Negro woman named Rachel sold to pay judgment against William Brown	£105
Book 11 page 138	January 21, 1806	Rachel Weiss	John Brower, Sr.	bill of sale	Five Negro slaves named Mille, Charlotte, Jane[unclear] Dee, Ann, Denson[unclear]	£500
Book 11 page 148	June 12, 1802	James Theyer	Jesse Honis	deed of gift	Negro man named Elijah, about 19	-
Book 11 page 180	May 19, 1807	Whitlock Arnold	Isaac Jackson	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Silvey, about 7	$250
Book 11 page 193	May 16, 1809	John McDaniel	Elizabeth Chaplain	deed of gift	Negro man named Toney; Negro woman named Hanah and her child named Els	-
Book 11 page 224	January 28, 1808	William Hogan	Benjamin Ward	bill of sale	boy named Clabon	$240
Book 11 page 235	October 30, 1808	Jacob Humble	William Sugg	bill of sale	Mulatto woman named Channity, about 20. She is also described as a Negro.	$300
Book 11 page 253	April 25, 1808	William Brown	Benjamin Ward	bill of sale	boy named Sam, about 6	$180
Book 11 page 265	August 8, 1807	Jacob Fouts	William Coultham	bill of sale	Two Negroes, Susanar and child named Sony	$500
Book 11 page 267	November 3, 1809	John Fruit	Elizabeth Fruit	bill of sale	Negro woman named Set and her two children, Abrane and Elick[unclear]	$400
Book 11 page 273	May 24, 1808	Simon Gunn	Joseph Staley	bill of sale	"one Negro man slave named Jim"	450 silver dollars
Book 11 page 274	August 4, 1808	Isaac Lane, sheriff	Jesse Harris	bill of sale	Negro male named Stephen, previously owned by surety George Riley, deceased, sold to satisfy judgment against John Albertson	$20
Book 11 page 274	April 5, 1804	Edward Davis	Joseph Staley	bill of sale	Negro girl named Molly	$270
Book 11 page 274	May 22, 1808	(unspecified)	William K Wood	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Tishe[unclear]	$150
Book 11 page 275	February 11, 1807	Samuel Walker	Isaac Lane	bill of sale	Negro man named Harry about 20	$400
Book 11 page 276	December 26, 1807	Edward Chambers, sheriff	Eliza Allen	partition in kind	Division of estate of John Allen. To Eliza Allen: six Negroes, London, [unclear], Cesar, Jenny, Lucy, Fann. Grantor is sheriff of Roan County
Book 11 page 288	August 4, 1808	Jesse Harris	Elizabeth Riley	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Stephen, about 18	$350
Book 11 page 289	July 27, 1808	Elizabeth Fuller	Brittain Fuller	deed of gift	Negro boy slave named Lewis, 6 next October	-
Book 11 page 315	May 12, 1808	William Williams	James Lowe	bill of sale	Negro boy Ve[unclear]t, 14	$350
Book 11 page 319	February 6, 1807	John Clark	James Low	bill of sale	Negro man named Pime, 35, sold from estate of Robert Clark, deceased. Grantee indexed as James Lowe	$400
Book 11 page 319	October 12, 1808	William Brown	Benjamin Ward	bill of sale	Negro boy named Jones, about 13. Grantor is agent for Samuel Brown	$325
Book 11 page 324	October 1, 1808	Moses Grantham	Jonathan Lewallen	bill of sale	Negro slave named Thomas	$330
Book 11 page 326	February 8, 1809	George Bennett, William Brown	Jesse Harper	bill of sale	Negro boy slave named Jack, about 12	$325
Book 11 page 382	September 1, 1808	John Lowdermilk	John Cassady	bill of sale	Mulatta woman named Winney and her chid named Esex	£200
Book 11 page 385	January 31, 1810	Elizabeth Barton	Willis Barton	bill of sale	Negro woman named Margrett and her child Dolley[appears below as Polly]; Negro woman named Sally, aged 18 in August 1809	$600
Book 11 page 409	September 8, 1809	Dobson Burrow	Henry Burrow	bill of sale	Negro fellow named Charles	$400
Book 11 page 418	April 6, 1810	Whitlock Arnold	Isaac Lane	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Nancy, 11	$560
Book 11 page 418	April 10, 1810	John Goodman	Abigail Burrow	deed of gift	Negro boy Jerey, who was born of Edy on March 22, 1810 (which implies he is less than a month old), given to grantor's daughter; to be passed in turn to grandchild, Dobson Burrow.	-
Book 11 page 420	May 26, 1810	William Brown	Thomas Fruit	bill of sale	Negro boy named Jack, 7	$220
Book 11 page 426	May 29, 1810	Haman Miller	James Miller	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Hanning[unclear], about 9	$180
Book 11 page 430	May 26, 1810	William Brown, Solomon Siler	Samuel Allen	bill of sale	Two Negro boy slaves: Luies[unclear], age t[unclear] and Sampson, 7. Solomon Siler is of Chatham County	$500
Book 12 page 33	July 14, 1809	Dobson Burrow	Nancy Burrow	deed of gift	one Negro slave named Doctor[unclear] given to grantor's mother	-
Book 12 page 48	July 9, 1819	William Hogan	Solomon H Goodman	bill of sale	Negro boys John, 10, and Archer, 8	$525
Book 12 page 59	July 11, 1811	Haman Miller Sr, Francis Miller	Naman Miller, Jr.	deed of gift	T[unclear] aged about 32; S[unclear] about 22	-
Book 12 page 59	August 14, 1810	Joseph Robins	Samuel Smitterman	bill of sale	Negro girl named Charity[unclear]	$100
Book 12 page 60	August 4, 1811	Haman Miller, Frances Miller	Archibald Fuller, Martha Fuller	deed of gift	Negro slaves Nancey and her four children, Simon[unclear], Derrick[unclear], Celia, Bole[unclear], and Hannah	-
Book 12 page 98	January 1, 1812	John Cassady	Jeremiah Nelson	bill of sale	Negro female named Dinah. Grantee is of Moore County	$110
Book 12 page 116	June 17, 1812	Gilbert Gray	Susana Welborn	bill of sale	Negro girl named Hetley	$100
Book 12 page 133	September 3, 1812	William Moody	John Spoon	bill of sale	Negro man named Ned, about 36	$370
Book 12 page 134	May 5, 1812	Joseph Robins	William Wood	deed of gift	Negro slave named Centhia, about 5, given to son-in-law	-
Book 12 page 135	November 9, 1811	Tidence Lane	John Cassady	bill of sale	Negro boy slave named Jim, about 4	$170
Book 12 page 144	October 23, 1812	Anderson Johnston	Joshua Craven	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Haney, 17, and Negro woman slave named Crity[unclear], 16	$750
Book 12 page 152	March 26, 1812	Samuel Charles	Henry [unclear]	other	Power of attorney relating to "black people"/"negroes" Ephrain and Daniel, also known as Ephrain Charles and D[unclear] Charles, for the purpose of "protect"ing them and providing them privileges "as far as is consistent with the Laws of North Carolina". Looks unusual and interesting but difficult to read
Book 12 page 166	March 2, 1813	John Wrenn	Nathaniel York	bill of sale	one Negro girl named Jenny	$240
Book 12 page 171	May 1, 1813	Richard Tomlinson	James Goodwin Tomlinson	apprenticeship bond	three Negroes: Nancey, about 5; Mariah, about 3; and Janus[unclear] about 18 months
Book 12 page 196	October 10, 1812	John Sellers, William Brown, Solomon Sellers	Nicholas Amick	bill of sale	Negro girl named Caty, about 21. Grantor appears to be incorrectly indexed as Littler	$350
Book 12 page 196	February 27, 1813	Dawson (various heirs)	Samuel Lindsey	emancipation of slave(s)	Emancipation of "Negro fellow Bole" after the death of his master, Daniel Dawson, for "faithful and meritorious services". A group of people paid $400 for him and appoint Samuel Lindsey of Guilford County to petition the court in Randolph County for Bole's emancipation.	$400
Book 12 page 197	?	Archibald Sellers	Thomas Matthews	bill of sale	Negro man named Haney, about 25, sold by grantor of Bladen County. Missing year of sale; recorded in 1812 but indexed as 1801 with Grantor spelled Sellars.	$350
Book 12 page 204	March 30, 1818	Hezekiah Wheeler	John Goodman	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Zeek[unclear] about 30 or 35. Grantor is of Northampton County, North Carolina	$400
Book 12 page 204	June 2, 1809	Hannah Allison, WIllibee Nichols	Joseph Allred[unclear]	bill of sale	"Negro wench named Judy"	$312
Book 12 page 217	March 27, 1818	John Hawkins	Jacob Varner, Sr.	bill of sale	Negro man named [unclear] and Negro woman named Jane	[unclear]
Book 12 page 225	July 2, 1814	Joseph Haskett		emancipation of slave(s)	Emancipation of Negro woman slave named Sarah and her child Peter, "believing it to be a Natural Right for all Mankind to Enjoy freedom"
Book 12 page 243	January 31, 1814	William Bell	George Sears	bill of sale	to him for his wife a girl of his coulor[unclear] named Filla[unclear]. Described as "yallow"	$300
Book 12 page 248	September 9, 1813	Phillip Harvey Sr, Jeffrey Harvey, Phillip Harvey Jr.	Thomas Low	bill of sale	Negro girl named Doras[unclear] about 17 or 18	$350
Book 12 page 254	September 7, 1813	James Miller	James Wood	bill of sale	Negro girl named [unclear]y, about 12	$300
Book 12 page 256	November 3, 1813	Fredrick Farmer	Benjamin Steed, Samuel Steed, Collin Steed, Mark Steed	deed of gift	Negro slaves: Lukey, Dil, Adam, M[unclear]ter, Milley, Isaac, Ned, Tomer[unclear], Darkas, Daphny, Dollah, Leon, and Hector	-
Book 12 page 268	June 7, 1813	John Custer	Samuel Custer	bill of sale	Negro man named Ben, about 30	$500
Book 12 page 276	1814	Joseph Robins	Seth Wade	bill of sale	Seven Negro slaves Amy, Lucy, James, Frank, Arterbell, Polly, and Manuel	$800
Book 12 page 298	September 15, 1814	Martha Wood	James H. Wood	deed of gift	Negro slaves Bet[unclear] about 32, and Chaney, her daughter, about 13, conveyed with personal property	-
Book 12 page 299	September 3, 1814	Samuel Steed, Collin Steed	Mark Steed	bill of sale	Negro girl named Lanier, about 13. as previously given by Fredrick Farmer to his sons on November 5, 1813.	$850
Book 12 page 300	September 3, 1814	Benjamin Steed, Mark Steed, Collin Steed	Samuel Steed	bill of sale	Negro man named Isaac, between 17 and 18, who was previously given from Fredrick Farmer to his sons in November 1813	$350
Book 12 page 302	September 16, 1814	Peter Miller, Haman Miller, James Miller, Archibald Fuller, Martha & Jacob Miller	Henry F. Wade, Sarah Wade	deed of gift	Negro girl about 11 or 12 named Jude	-
Book 12 page 307	February 15, 1813	George Spence	Thomas Elliott	bill of sale	Negro woman named Anne, about 30	$280
Book 12 page 328	September 4, 1813	William Brown, Solomon Siler and Andrew Siler	Hugh Walker	bill of sale	a Negro girl named Margett about 4 years old	$150
Book 12 page 328	September 30, 1814	Benjamin Steed, Samuel Steed, Mark Steed	Colin Steed	bill of sale	Negro woman 18 or 19 named Milleh[unclear]. Reference to deed of gift on Book 12 page 256; this may be the Milley mentioned there.	$350
Book 12 page 328	September 2, 1818	William Brown, Andrew and Solomon Siler	Samuel Walker, Jr.	bill of sale	Negro girl named Cote, about 7	$200
Book 12 page 329	September 3, 1814	Samuel, Mark, and Collin Steed	Benjamin Steed	bill of sale	A Negro boy named Ned, 14 or 15	$350
Book 13 page 24	January 29, 1814	William Carr	John Carr	deed of gift	Negro boy named Ben	-
Book 13 page 28	November 21, 1815	Matthew Lemons	Jesse Shaw	other	Revocation of power of attorney dated April 21, 1815 relating to Negro woman named Hannah, in the estate of John Lemons, deceased.
Book 13 page 47	May 9, 1816	Colin Steed	Isaac Lane	bill of sale	Negro girl named Chaney[unclear]	$350
Book 13 page 64	May 10, 1816	Zimri Elliott	Isaac Lane	bill of sale	Negro girl named Fanny, about 6	$200
Book 13 page 65	December 5, 1816	Haman Miller, James Miller, Jacob Miller, Archibald Fuller, Henry F. Wade, Peter Miller	William Ridge	bill of sale	Negro man named Jack, about 17	$475
Book 13 page 66	January 29, 1816	Jeremiah York	Hezekiah Nalor	bill of sale	Negro slaves: Rose, 27; Liz, 11; Jack, 9; Patience, 7; and Jacob, 4	$800
Book 13 page 75	November 19, 1813	Lewis Hornady	John Long	bill of sale	Negro woman named Charlotte, 26; her son Jack, 5; and her two daughters Bit, 4, and Lal, 1. Grantor is of Orange County, indexed as Honrady (possible typo)	$500
Book 13 page 91	March 30, 1813	William Brown	Benjamin Elliott	bill of sale	Negro woman named Louisey, 19	$350
Book 13 page 94	September 11, 1800	Clayton Steed	Jonah Reaves	bill of sale	Negro woman named Haqan	$350
Book 13 page 99	June 3, 1816	Joshua Lee	Banshiba Ward	deed of gift	Negro girl named Nancy conveyed along with a horse and furniture	-
Book 13 page 101	January 15, 1815	Jeduthan Harper	Jesse Harper	deed of trust	Negro slaves named Fand and Silvey. This deed is referenced by a later deed on February 14, 1846.
Book 13 page 103	May 5, 1812	John Lilon[unclear]	Asa McDaniel	bill of sale	Negro girl named L[unclear], about 9	$225
Book 13 page 111	March 12, 1812	John Morris	William Armstead	deed of gift	Negro slaves Sarah, Lindy[unclear], Chind, Huldy[unclear], and Milly released by quitclaim to father-in-law	-
Book 13 page 112	November 22, 1815	John L Morris	Isaac Lane, Joshua Craven	deed of trust	Two Negro men, Esex and Aron used as security for $400 debt. The debt was repaid April 2, 1816
Book 13 page 116	July 22, 1816	Hezekiah Naylor	Jre York	bill of sale	Negro slaves Rose and child Lisa; Jack, Pashens, and Jacob	$1000
Book 13 page 141	January 20, 1817	William Bell, Martha Bell	Martha Gray	deed of gift	Negro woman named Anacah; Negro boy named Absolum; Negro girl named Fanny; Negro girl named Mary; Negro girl named Judy[unclear]; and Negro boy named Jacob given as gift to granddaughter	-
Book 13 page 143	April 15, 1816	William Armistead, Elizabeth Morris	Edward Waddill	bill of sale	Negro girl named Chinaih[unclear]. https://www.clarkemuseum.com/html/william_armistead.html	$300
Book 13 page 143	September 23, 1816	Thomas Parks	Nathaniel York	bill of sale	Negro woman slave named Alfey, about 21	$500
Book 13 page 144	September 23, 1816	Thomas Parks	Laskins York	bill of sale	Negro boy named Wilson, about 4	$210
Book 13 page 170	April 19, 1817	Asa Mills	Archibald Gaddis	bill of sale	Negro girl named Lucy, from the estate of George Mills	£25
Book 13 page 171	May 5, 1817	William Armistead	Martha Waddill, Admond Waddill	bill of sale	Negro girls Jenny, Lucy, and Winny; and one Negro boy named Nelson
Book 13 page 174	August 31, 1816	Sally Gaddis, James Gaddis	Archibald Gaddis	bill of sale	Negro girl named Lucy, in the possession of Ransom Harris, executor of estate of George Mills, deceased	not stated
Book 13 page 174	April 18, 1817	Elijah Gaddis	Archibald Gaddis	bill of sale	claim to they Negro girl Lucy referred to in the deed above	£25
Book 13 page 175	January 31, 1814	Ezekiel Mills	Archibald Gaddis	bill of sale	Negro girl named Luci from estate of George Mills, deceased	$25
Book 13 page 183	August 3, 1814	Hezekiah Elliott		bill of sale	Right to Negroes and Mulattoes in the estate of Esau Lam, deceased, granted to Quakers of the Center Meeting of Friends in Guilford County. Presumable emancipation	$250
Book 13 page 185	August 6, 1817	Jeduthan Harper	Absalom T. Harper	deed of gift	Negro man named Bob, about 16, conveyed to grantor's son after death of grantor's daughter Mary	-
Book 13 page 195	September 19, 1817	George Clark	Mary Clark	deed of gift	Negro woman named Mill[unclear] and her children: boy named Mills about 10; girl named Judy[unclear] about 15; another girl named Peggy, about 13; boy named [unclear] about 10; girl named [unclear] about 8; girl named Eliza about 4; girl named Milla about 2. Grantor is of Dixon (Dickson) County, Tennessee	-
Book 13 page 222	January 22, 1818	Archiblald Gaddis, John Jackson, Moses Mills, R Karns[unclear]	Isaac Kearns	bill of sale	Negro girl named Lucy	$626
Book 13 page 262	September 19, 1817	George Clark	John and Sarah Allred	deed of gift	Negro woman named Vines[unclear]	-
Book 13 page 284	November 7, 1817	Edward Buson	Vestal Buson	bill of sale	Five Negro slaves named Nan, Harry, Sall, Jack, Bets, and the rest of Nan's children. Slave named Ann is given to Alford Buson. Grantor is of Surry County. Indexed as Beason or Beeson	$1080
Book 13 page 285	December 7, 1816	Richard Cox	Isaac Jackson	bill of sale	Negro woman and child named Peg and Ron and Edi.. Grantor is of Rowan County.	$625
Book 13 page 295	September 20, 1817	Samuel Custis	John Brower	bill of sale	Negro men named Ben, about 35	$575
Book 13 page 316	August 19, 1816	Joseph Dougan	Margaret Caldwell, Rachel Caldwell	bill of sale	Negro woman named Hannah, 18, and a Negro boy, 6 months, owned by William Montgomery and Jane Montgomery, sold to grantees of Tennessee	$400
Book 13 page 316	July 6, 1818	Zebulon Hunt, Pete Myers	David Ward	bill of sale	Negro girl named Matly sold from estate of Jacob Myers, deceased	$665
Book 13 page 320	August 18, 1814	Elizabeth Barton	Archibald Ferguson	bill of sale	three Negroes: one woman called Nancy and her two children, Peggy, about 4, and Aron, 18 months	$400
Book 13 page 324	December 9, 1818	Ezra Beckerdite, Faithfull Beckerdite	Lewis Ward	bill of sale	Negro man named Isaac and his child Hannah sold to grantee, of Brunswick County	$704
Book 13 page 328	December 14, 1818	Mary Ward	Benjamin Ward	bill of sale	male slave named Granville sold from estate of Benjamin Ward, grantor's late husband, presumably grantee's father and namesake	$2000 bond
Book 13 page 349	May 5, 1815	Manering Brookshier	Isaac Lane	bill of sale	Negro man named Midleton, about 18	$400
Book 13 page 374	April 27, 1819	Joseph Robbins	Colin Steed	bill of sale	Negro slaves: Chery, 24; Timy, 9; Sally, 7; Milly, 5	$1600
Book 13 page 393	August 2, 1819	Margaret Jordan	Elizabeth Fuller	bill of sale	Negro woman slave named Sarah, about 50, who was willed to grantor by grantor's father, Brittain Fuller, deceased	300 silver dollars
Book 13 page 393	January 1, 1819	John Hale	[missing]	bill of sale	Negro man named Glouster	$575
Book 13 page 393	July 15, 1807	William Brown	Zebedee Wood	bill of sale	Negro boy called Stephen, 13	£150
Book 13 page 394	August 2, 1819	Elizabeth Fulller	Margaret Jordain	bill of sale	Negro woman named Susannah, about 18, previously owned by Brittain Fuller, deceased	$300
Book 13 page 404	August 2, 1819	Dan Merrell	George Davis, Martha Davis	bill of sale	Negro girl named Lucinda. Grantor indexed as Merrill	$30
Book 13 page 416	February 20, 1819	William Brown	Moses Clannets[unclear]	bill of sale	Negro woman named Chanty and a boy child named Jurri[unclear] and another boy child named Isaac	$900
Book 13 page 417	May 21, 1819	Alexander Wells	Whitlock Arnold, Henry Johnson	bill of sale	Negro woman named Rachel	$250
Book 13 page 423	November 28, 1817	Joseph Robbins	Vestal Beason	bill of sale	Negroes Charity and Brantley	$750
Book 13 page 423	September 5, 1817	Siler & Smith	Asa McDaniel	bill of sale	Two Negro girls: Lucy, about 10, and Judy, about 8. Grantor is of Chatham County	$675
Book 13 page 423	November 19, 1818	Augustus B. Longstreet	Dr David Worth	bill of sale	Negro man named Isaac. Grantor is of Georgia	$892
Book 13 page 475	April 3, 1820	Mary M Varner	Samuel[unclear] McDaniel	bill of sale	Negro boy Frank, 4, sold at public auction from estate of Jacob Varner, deceased	unspecified
Book 13 page 478	April 8, 1820	Michael Harvey and John Harvey	Benjamin Elliott	deed of trust	Negro slaves Shamp?, Judy, Bill, Rachel, Kit, Buur?, and Lara
Book 13 page 480	May 3, 1820	Joseph Wood, attorney	Benjamin Elliott	deed of trust	Negro man slave named Jack, 25?; his wife Sall?, about 25; girl named Lily? about 9; boy Ceaser, 7; girl Jinny? 4; boy Jery? 2. Said slaves in the care of John Wood of Bedford County, Tennessee
Book 13 page 481	February 17, 1815	Jesse Henly	Jesse Shaw	bill of sale	Slaves named Hannah, Buddy, Rayner, Joseph, Jacob, Bartlet, Eloy, Henry, Aron, and Guilbert	$500
Book 13 page 482	August 1, 1820	Samuel Thorn	John Ferguson	bill of sale	bill of sale for apparently the same runaway slave mentioned above, who was previously purchased from Willis Barton. Grantee is of Chatham County. This deed appears below, but is dated earlier a week earlier, August 1st, 1820.	$450
Book 13 page 482	August 7, 1820	John Ferguson	Solomon Staley	bill of sale	woman slave named Margrett previously sold in Guilford County, "at present run away and laying out and therefore not present"	$450
Book 13 page 493	May 3, 1820	Joseph Wood, attorney at law	Benjamin Elliott	deed of trust	Negro man name Jack, 25; his wife, a Negro woman named [unclear], about 25 or 30; Negro girl named Judy, 9; boy named Cesar? 7; girl named Jiny[unclear], 4; boy named G[unclear], 2. Said slaves are in the care of John Wood of Bedford County, Tennessee. Secured parties William Hogan and [unclear] Guy et. al.
Book 13 page 499	November 6, 1819	Colin Steed	Hugh McClain	deed of trust	Negro slaves Finch, about 30; and her children, Jenny, 10, Stephen, 8, Patou, 6, and Milly, about 2 and a half. Secured party Jesse Harper
Book 13 page 514	August 14, 1819	Joseph Roberson	Henry Garner	bill of sale	Negro named Allen between 19 and 20	$600
Book 13 page 522	April 7, 1821	Joseph Ward	Robert G. Murdock	other	power of attorney to sell slaves: Jack, Sal, Ceasar, Jenny, George, as well as the increase of Jack and Sal
Book 13 page 522	November 1820	Benjamin Means	Robert Johnston	bill of sale	Negro girl named Hannah and "one negro girl boy[sic] named Cesar"	$400
Book 13 page 523	April 25, 1817	Thomas Waddill	Ann & Richard Tomlinson	deed of gift	Negro man named Fredrick and Negro woman named Clara and her children, Chatham and Timothy. Date at top of deed says November 1823. Grantor indexed as Waddell	-
Book 13 page 529	May 16, 1817	William & Martha Bell	Joseph Welborn	deed of gift	"negro boy named Able son of Fan and he and his mliother being unsucklling that he should go with the said McGee [grantors' grandson William McGee] to Tennessee his place of residence". Note that the transfer is described as a gift, but a nominal price of $400 is also given.	-
Book 13 page 531	July 25, 1817	John Stroud	Vestal Beuson	deed of trust	Negro man named Edward listed as security for $400 debt. Grantee indexed as Beason
Book 13 page 531	October 10, 1818	Benjamin Steed	Isaac Kearns	bill of sale	Negro woman slave named Dafna	$450
Book 14 page 16	September 1, 1820	William Patterson	James Dorsett	bill of sale	Negro slave named Harrison about 5 years 7 months	$150
Book 14 page 17	April 3, 1820	Mary M Vernon	James Dorsett	partition in kind	Negro woman named Pol about 23 from estate. Described as a bill of sale, but no amount given
Book 14 page 85	July 30, 1831	John Lowdermilk	Richard Tomlinson	bill of sale	Negro man named Charles. Part is obscured by a black spot	$600
Book 14 page 86	November 6, 1821	John Jones	Martha York	bill of sale	Negro woman slave named Diner, supposed to be 40. Grantee is wife of Tobias York.	$350
Book 14 page 86	June 28, 1821	Joel Brookshire	Seth Wade	bill of sale	Negro man slave named [unclear], 27 or 28	$600
Book 14 page 112	May 26, 1820	Joseph Wood	David Kime	bill of sale	Negro woman named Hannah, 16	$400
Book 14 page 112	February 22, 1821	Elijah and Clary Ashworth	Jeremiah Baley	bill of sale	Negro boy named Epharain, about 4. It appears two amounts are mentioned, $205 and $505.	$205
Book 14 page 113	October 2, 1821	Robert Johnston	George Davis	other	Negro boy named Leaser 4 years old	$500
Book 14 page 152	January 6, 1821	Samuel Smitherman	Robert Harvey	bill of sale	Three Negroes: Rachel and her two youngest girls, Binah and Qean[unclear]	$573
Book 14 page 158	January 1822	Peter Craven	Hannah Bray	bill of sale	Negroe boy slave named BoyLey[unclear] sold for $300 (A bay mare is sold between the same parties below for $35)	$300
Book 14 page 158	January 5, 1822	Jacob Stout	Nathaniel York	bill of sale	bill of sale for a Negroe woman slave named Roseanah, about 37	$300
Book 14 page 161	March 5, 1822	David Kime	Nancy Lindsey	bill of sale	Negro woman named Hannah and her child Lucy. Grantee indexed as Lindsay	$400
Book 14 page 183	March 5, 1815	Henry Delamotte	Whitlock Arnold	bill of sale	Negro girl named Bett[unclear], about 15	$600
Book 14 page 184	March 1, 1822	Dan Merrill	Jonathan Davis, Rosannah Davis	bill of sale	Negro girl named Diy[unclear]	$40
Book 14 page 185	August 8, 1822	Clement Arnold	William RIdge	bill of sale	Negro woman named Milly, about 16	$300
Book 14 page 186	June 22, 1822	Clement Arnold	William Arnold	bill of sale	two Negro girls, Litty[unclear] and [unclear]	$125
Book 14 page 186	December 15, 1821	John Lane	Joseph Lane	bill of sale	Negro slave named Zoey[unclear]	$400
Book 14 page 187	January 20, 1822	Joseph Lane	Tidence Lane	bill of sale	Negro slave named Q[unclear]	$475
Book 14 page 196	March 2, 1822	John Lane	Tidence Lane	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Nancy, about 12	$400
Book 14 page 251	May 28, 1822	Isaac Lane, sheriff	Benjamin Page	bill of sale	Negro slaves of John Harvey and Michael Harvey sold by the sheriff: Rachel and Binet[unclear]	$275
Book 14 page 289	November 29, 1822	James Dossett	Nathan Carr	bill of sale	Negro boy near 5 named Harrison	$200
Book 14 page 291	August 23, 1820	Colin Steed	Whitlock Arnold	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Jean. Also start of another slave deed, continued on the next page.	$500
Book 14 page 292	October 5, 1822	Samuel Aston	Benjamin Elliott and Isaac Lane	deed of trust	Three Negro girls, Pollay[unclear], Patty, and Jane listed as security for debt of $800 or thereabouts last August
Book 14 page 321	May 5, 1823	John Lane	Tidence Lane	deed of gift	six Negro slaves: Filis and her four children, Nalor, Guilford, Fanny, and Stokes; and another male named William	-
Book 14 page 330	June 15, 1823	John Lane, Tidance Lane	Clare Lane	deed of trust	Two Negro boy slaves, Naylor and Guilford	$450
Book 14 page 331	May 7, 1823	John Wilborn	Joseph Wilborn	bill of sale	Two Neroes, Levy and Sally, left to grantor's wife in the will of William Bell, deceased	$25
Book 14 page 331	May 7, 1823	John Wilborn	Joseph Wilborn	bill of sale	Negro man named Harry, 42	$25
Book 14 page 332	August 6, 1822	Catharine Brower	John Long, Jr	bill of sale	Negro man named Jeff[unclear], about 35	$350
Book 14 page 332	September 5, 1822	Shubal Gardner	Isaac Lane	bill of sale	Negro woman named Zala[unclear], about 19, with two children, Jerry and Mairim[unclear]. https://randolphhistory.wordpress.com/tag/shubal-gardner/	$600
Book 14 page 334	March 5, 1822	Alexander Gray, Jr.	Jesse Harper	marriage contract	Negro slaves Larry[unclear], Daniel, Silvia, Alovy[unclear], and Charles mentioned in agreement following marriage between Alexander Gray and Sarah H. Ellison
Book 14 page 358	May 7, 1823	John Wilborn	Jesse Wilborn	bill of sale	Negro man named Mills, 30	$300
Book 14 page 366	December 7, 1823	John Willborn	William Wilborn	bill of sale	Negro man named Charles, 18, previously left to Grantor's wife Jane in the last will and testament of William Bell	$75
Book 14 page 369	May 7, 1823	John Wilborn	Jesse Wilborn	bill of sale	Negro man named Solomon and Negro woman named Judy, previously left to Grantor's wife Jane in the last will and testament of William Bell	$400
Book 14 page 377	November 5, 1823	Isaac Lane, Whitlock Arnold	William Dick	bill of sale	Negro woman about 42 named Braner[unclear]	$250
Book 14 page 378	October 14, 1814	Mark Steed, Collin Steed, et al	Thomas Engrams	bill of sale	Negro girl named Doll, about 10, sold by agents Frederick Farmer, Sam Steed, Benjamin Steed	unspecified
Book 14 page 406	July 9, 1813	John Lane & Tidence Lane	John Lane Sr.	bill of sale	Negro boy slave named William, about 10	$250
Book 14 page 408	August 4, 1823	Willis Barton	Daniel McMasters	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Jane, about 10	$267.50
Book 14 page 409	February 2, 1824	Seth Wade	Elizabeth Bond	bill of sale	Negro slave named James, about 27. Grantee is grantor's mother	$250
Book 14 page 409	October 18, 1823	Isaac Jackson	Gabriel Russell	bill of sale	Negro girl named Mary, about 4 in April 1823	[unspecified]
Book 14 page 410	February 17, 1821	Benjamin Elliott	Jesse Harper	bill of sale	Negro female named Kit. Reference to previous deed from Marshal Harvey and John Harvey to grantor.	$480
Book 14 page 410	January 14, 1824	Jacob Luther Jr.[unclear]	Benjamin Brookshire	bill of sale	Negro boy named Jim, about 6	$170
Book 14 page 418	February 2, 1824	Elizabeth Bond	Whitlock Arnold	other	Power of attorney to find Negro man named James, about 27, left in the possession of Seth Wade
Book 14 page 424	May 5, 1824	William Hogan	Mary P Jones	deed of gift	Six Negro slaves: Silas, Anny, Marican, Baltimore, Maria, and Patsey. Grantor indexed as Hagan	-
Book 14 page 504	March 10, 1824	Tidence Lane	Charles Moffitt	deed of trust	Negro slaves Kendall, Rayford[unclear], Sally, Lucy, and Bryant[unclear]. Secured party Hugh Moffitt
Book 14 page 516	May 20, 1824	John Lane, Jr.	John Lane, Sr.	bill of sale	Negro boy slave named Austin about 1 year old last November	$85
Book 14 page 527	March 31, 1821	James Gardner	Nancy Latham	bill of sale	Negro girl named Anessa, about 8
Book 14 page 529	October 22, 1824	Elizabeth Bond	Whitlock Arnold	other	Instructions to sell a Negro male named James to satisfy a judgment by William Bell's executors against Seth Wade
Book 14 page 541	November 24, 1824	Alexander Gray	Robert Dawson	bill of sale	Fourth part interest in a Negro woman slave named Jenny[reference to Jenny and wife of Robert Dawson and infant named Jean is not clear to me]	$96.85
Book 14 page 542	December 4, 1826	Robert Dawson	Joshua Swaim	bill of sale	"one fourth of three Negros": woman named Jane and her two children named Jane and Eudina?	$110
Book 16 page 4	April 5, 1823	Jesse Welborn	Elisha Mendenhall	deed of trust	Negro slaves Mille, about 24, and her children Rainy about six, Hany about 4, and Lydia about 1. Grantee is secured party	$700 debt
Book 16 page 9	April 13, 1822	James Whittle	Enoch Spinks	bill of sale	Negro man named Allen about 24 or 25	$600
Book 16 page 12	March 31, 1821	James Gardner	Rebekah Brady	deed of gift	Negro girl named Mary, about 14	-
Book 16 page 13	June 29, 1824	Esther McGee and John Kirkman	John McGee	bill of sale	Negro woman named Poll and her infant child and Negro boy named Washington traded Negro woman named Fan	(trade)
Book 16 page 13	November 3, 1824	John Lane, Jr.	William Underwood	bill of sale	"Certain Negro boy named Austin about two years old" was "put up to the highest bidder" by Constable Samuel Redfern in order to satisfy a judgement.	$20.10
Book 16 page 14	April 20, 1824	Allen Case	Hugh MCain	bill of sale	four Negro slaves: Patind about 17, Laurna about 17, Tom Pete about 13, Edy about 10. Also includes end of slave bill of sale from previous page	$975
Book 16 page 64	November 24, 1824	Robert Dawson	Robert Murdock	deed of trust	Fourth part of Negro woman named [unclear]y and her child Jean listed among personal property
Book 16 page 67	August 31, 1824	Thomas Tomlinson	John Waddle	deed of gift	Negro woman named Caty and her child; Negro girl named Viney	-
Book 16 page 102	November 3, 1824	Elizabeth Bond	Robert Walker	bill of sale	Negro man named James, about 30. Sold by attorney in fact Whitlock Arnold.	$500
Book 16 page 103	August 3, 1825	Robert R Harvey	Edward Trueblood	bill of sale	Negro woman slave named Rachel about 45 or thereabouts	$35
Book 16 page 104	July 17, 1824	Jeremiah? York	Abram Richardson	bill of sale	Negro girl named Hannah and her future increase	$150
Book 16 page 151	November 10, 1825	Isaac Lane, sheriff	James Parsons	bill of sale	Negro slave woman named Mary, 19, from estate of Gilbert Gray, deceased, sold to the highest bidder. Grantee is of Guilford County	$245
Book 16 page 152	November 5, 1825	William Hogan	David Ward	bill of sale	Negro man named Grun	$620
Book 16 page 198	August 6, 1825	Samuel Callicutt	Robert Warford	partition by sale	Power of attorney to sell Negro slave named Sam, about 4 or 5, from the estate of Beverly Callicutt, deceased. Grantor and grantee are of Smith County, Tennessee.
Book 16 page 200	April 3, 1825	Benjamin Page	Jesse Harper	bill of sale	Negro woman slaved named Rachel, about 45; Negro girl slave named Binah, about 15.	$400
Book 16 page 202	June 22, 1825	William Brown	Hugh McCain	bill of sale	Negro boy named George, about 12	$350
Book 16 page 208	August 17, 1818	Abraham Symons	Stephen Henley, Thomas Thornburgh, Joseph Henley	deed of gift	Deed between members of the Society of Friends: Pashents, 38; and her children Mormin, 14 in May 1818; Patsey, 12 in February 1818; Grun, 10 in February 1818; Farley 8 in January[unclear] 1818; Mary, 6 in December 1817; Seth, 3 in September 1817; and Amerua[unclear] 1 in December 1817. Given to grantees "and their successors in office". Presumable emancipation. Indexed as Simmons to Church, ME Trs. of	-
Book 16 page 218	September 16, 1823	Whitlock Arnold	Allen Karnes	bill of sale	Negro girl named Edy, about 6. Grantee indexed as Kearnes	$250
Book 16 page 219	January 19, 1826	Henry Edwards	Benjamin Elliott	bill of sale	Negro slave Amy, 22, and her child Adiline. Found by deed index 1776-1947	$375
Book 16 page 302	January 6, 1826	Elinder Duky	Mary Ann McCollum	deed of gift	Negro girl slave named Lion[unclear] Ann, about 8 months	-
Book 16 page 303	January 6, 1826	Elinder Duky	Samuel McCollum	deed of gift	girl named Jane aged about 12 years given to grantor's nephew	-
Book 16 page 304	January 6, 1826	Elinder Duky	John McCollum	deed of gift	Hannah about 36 and Fany about 7 given as gift to cousin	-
Book 16 page 346	April 16, 1819	Duncan Blue	Whitlock Arnold, Henry Johnston	bill of sale	Two Negro slaves: Willis, about 10, and Chaney, a girl about 12	$1250
Book 16 page 408	November 6, 1826	Lucy Waddle	Robert and Lucy Marsh heirs	deed of gift	Negro woman named Jane with her four children: Spencer, Harriot, Carter, and Albert. Grantor indexed as Waddell.	-
Book 16 page 421	May 30, 1826	John McCollum	John Swaim	deed of trust	Negro woman named Hannah, about 36. Grantee indexed under John Elliott, who also signed
Book 16 page 423	April 23, 1824	Marshel Nance, John Wray	Whitlock Arnold	bill of sale	Five Negro slaves named Nan, Edy, Alan, Mary, and Sam. Grantors are represented by agents: Marshel Nance is agent for Benjamin Bass, Henry Bass, and Rebeca Bass. John Wray is agent for James Ray. Seth Wade is agent for Arthur Bass. Jesse Harris is agent for Delila Harris.	$888.25
Book 17 page 6	August 4, 1826	Nicholas Amick, Peter Amick	Jacob Amick	partition by sale	Power of attorney to sell a Negro woman named Leah and her two children from the estate of Peter Amick, deceased. Grantors are of Clark County, Indiana.
Book 17 page 12	August 22, 1826	John G. Morse	Alexander Hogan	deed of trust	Negro girl about 10 named Nelly as collateral in Deed of Trust. Secured party William Hogan	$250
Book 17 page 17	August 10, 1824	Esther McGee, John Kirkman	Joseph Dugin	bill of sale	Negro slaves Poll, suckling child, and male named Washington. Grantee may be an alternate spelling of Joseph Dougan.	$425
Book 17 page 61	November 15, 1826	Alexander Hogan	John A Hogan	deed of trust	Dacy, Carolina, Celia, and her child included among real and personal property in deed of trust. Secured party William A Hogan
Book 17 page 119	September 31, 1822	Isaac Lane, former sheriff	Jesse Harper	bill of sale	Negro male named Lewis sold in Asheboro sold to satisfy debt of Clement Arnold	$305
Book 17 page 125	May 19, 1827	Thomas Park	Henry Park	bill of sale	Negro male named Squere	$200
Book 17 page 163	October 22, 1827	Jesse Gallimore	Valentine Hoover	deed of trust	Negro girl named Milly. Grantor is of Guilford County. Secured party Jesse Harper. Found by deed index 1776-1947
Book 17 page 187	September 27, 1827	Robert Johnston	George Davis	bill of sale	Negro boy named Peter, 6	$200
Book 17 page 236	January 11, 1827	Thomas Hancock, sheriff	Joab Parks	bill of sale	Negro woman named Chelly and child Meddy auctioned at the dwelling house of Joab Park to pay debts of John Lane. Fi Fa is an abbreviation for Fieri facias, a writ of execution.	$150.50
Book 17 page 243	January 16, 1827	John Burton	John Brown	bill of sale	Negro woman Ann and children, Lucy, Jacob, and George. Grantor is of Guilford County	$1000
Book 17 page 342	August 5, 1828	George Hoover, sheriff	John Miller	bill of sale	Slaves of Isaac Lane sold to pay debts: Negro man Dan, about 53. Followed by beginning of another slave deed	$115
Book 17 page 343	October 13, 1828	John Wood, Jr.	John Wood, Sr.	deed of trust	Negro man named Bob listed among personal property. Secured party Orlando Wood
Book 17 page 391	January 10, 1826	Archabald Ferguson	Samuel Allred	bill of sale	Negro girl named Patsey, about 6. Grantor is of Chatham County.	$175
Book 17 page 395	November 10, 1828	William Pearce	James Johnston	deed of trust	Negro woman named Peggy. Secured party John Lowdermilk
Book 17 page 417	March 21, 1829	John Miller	Sharlloty Smith	bill of sale	Negro man named Daniel	$50
Book 17 page 460	October 30, 1822	Gideon B Turner	John B Moss	bill of sale	Negro girl named Catherine, about 12	$275
Book 17 page 466	November 2, 1835	James Goins	Julia E Armstead	deed of gift	Negro man named Isham, about 20; Negro woman named Caroline about 25; Negro woman named Urna and her child Alfed, a boy about 3.	-
Book 18 page 1	March 16, 1829	John O Gossett	Elisha Mendenhall	deed of trust	Rebekah, about 20, and her child Matild, 11 months
Book 18 page 29	September 27, 1828	John Wood	Michael Robbins	bill of sale	boy named Alyah about the age of 11 years sold from estate of John Wood Sr., deceased	unspecified
Book 18 page 30	April 4, 1829	Lidia Field	William Doke	bill of sale	Negro woman named Easter about 19, and two boys, Hardy about 3 and a boy 9 months old. Top of page shows end of bill of sale from previous page	$330
Book 18 page 42	June 19, 1829	Isaac Lane	John C Latta	deed of trust	Negro slaves Harry, Jean, Tamer, Phillip, Brener, Edy, and Harry (appears to be listed twice). Secured party John B Troy
Book 18 page 44	August 23, 1822	John Lucas	John Casida	bill of sale	Negro woman named Rachel about 35 years old and a child named Elijah. Grantee may be the same John Cassady of the following deed	$425
Book 18 page 45	July 12, 1824	John Gardner	John Cassaday	bill of sale	Negro girl named Eliza, about 7	$250
Book 18 page 45	October 1, 1827	Tidence Lane	John Cassaday	bill of sale	Negro boy named Lewis	$450
Book 18 page 46	May 13, 1829	Eisha M Gray	Peter Adams	bill of sale	undivided ninth part of several slaves: Absalom, 27; Douglass, 4; Anaky, 2; Betsy, 2 months.	$212
Book 18 page 63	February 1830	Isaac Lane	Eli Coble	deed of trust	Willis, Bill, Austin, Sell and her two children Leroy & Anica & Julia named as security. Secured party John B. Troy
Book 18 page 70	February 12, 1828	Isaac Lane	John B Troy	bill of sale	Negro girl named Hannah, about 7	$175
Book 18 page 72	June 6, 1829	Ebenezar Hearn	Lenory Hearn Ingram	deed of gift	Negro girl Lilly, 10, valued at $225. Grantee is of Davidson County. Found by deed index 1776-1947	-
Book 18 page 73	April 17, 1829	Jeremiah York	Daris York	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Corsa, 2 months old	$50
Book 18 page 73	April 17, 1829	Jeremiah York	Daris York	bill of sale	Negro woman slave named Elizabeth, about 25, perhaps the mother of Corsa in the deed above	$300
Book 18 page 80	November 8, 1828	Zebedee Rush et al	Lewis Jones	partition by sale	Negro slaves Dick, Miles, and Alfred from estate of Benjamin Rush, deceased. Unclear if possession of the slaves remained with the widow, as provided in the will, or they were given to the grantee.
Book 18 page 151	April 23, 1829	Jesse Bray	Patsy Brown	deed of gift	Dave, about 2 years old and Mary, about 1 month old, the children of Sally, who was given to Patsy when she was married. Also any future children of Sally are granted to Patsy	-
Book 18 page 152	May 2, 1830	John Miller	David Campbell	bill of sale	Negro woman named Belinda about 17 sold from estate of John Amick, Jr.	$291
Book 18 page 190	September 25, 1830	Isaac Spencer	Phineas Albertson, Joseph Hunt, Jesse Hinshaw, Abel Coffin, John Stewart, and sucessors in office	bill of sale	Slaves Jane Z Little, about 16; Sally E Little, about 12; Mary S Little, about 9; Samuel Little, about 7; Isaac Little, about 18 months transferred to Society of Friends, perhaps to be emancipated. Note the rare case of last names given for slaves. Found by deed index 1776-1947. Presumable emancipation
Book 18 page 197	March 4, 1830	James Gardner	Barny B Gardner	bill of sale	Negro boy slave named John, about 12. Only a nominal price of 50 cents is given. Grantee is of Chatham County.
Book 18 page 199	July 20, 1830	John McCollum	William McCollum	deed of gift	Negro woman named Phillis, 39, and a Negro girl named Milly, 13	-
Book 18 page 212	July 20, 1830	John McCollum	Arras McCollum	deed of gift	Negro girl Hala, 2, given as gift to granson	-
Book 18 page 213	July 20, 1830	John McCollum	Jonathan McCollum	deed of gift	Negro woman named Peggy, 21, and Negro boy, Riley, 15, given as gifts to son	-
Book 18 page 255	November 4, 1830	Joseph Dougan	Thomas Dougan	bill of sale	Polly about 30 and her son Lindon about 4 (continued on next page)	$300
Book 18 page 281	June 5, 1830	John Wittle, Nancy Whittle	Henry Yow, Sr.	bill of sale	Negro woman named Rody and her three children named John, Morgan, and Quhan[unclear] sold on the open market	$600
Book 18 page 339	September 25, 1830	Isaac Lan, e, Sr	Lucinday Lane Kirkman	deed of gift	Small Negro girl about 2 named Lowrey given as gift to granddaughter. Grantee indexed as Lunday Kirkman	-
Book 18 page 340	September 25, 1830	Isaac Lane	Alfred Lane	deed of gift	Negro woman slave named Pates[unnclear] and boy about 1 month old with no name given to grandson. Found by deed index 1776-1947	-
Book 18 page 341	September 25, 1830	Isaac Lane	Isaac Lane, Jr	deed of gift	Negro boy named Charles, about 4, given to grandson. Found by deed index 1776-1947	-
Book 18 page 386	November 23, 1830	Ezra Beckerdite	Jesse Harper	bill of sale	Two Negro boys: Hezekiah, about 12, and Micayah[unclear], about 11	$600
Book 18 page 450	April 27, 1831	William Armstead	John K Armstead	deed of gift	Negro slave Harry; Ester, and her three children Mary Ann, Loretta, and Cherry; Marenda and her child Ned. Found by 1776-1947 deed index	-
Book 18 page 457	May 7, 1831	Elizabeth Jones	David Vestal	deed of trust	Two Negro man slaves, Stephen and Andy. Secured party Thomas Allred
Book 19 page 2	February 1828	John A Hogan	William Hogan	bill of sale	Negro slaves: boy named Davy, woman named Celia and her child, and one woman named Carolina and her child sold at auction to satisfy a deed of trust	$1205.50
Book 19 page 4	August 17, 1831	Sarah Trogdon	John & Martha Reding	deed of gift	unnamed Negro slaves from estate of Samuel Trogdon. See also deed dated May 26, 1832	-
Book 19 page 47	January 4, 1832	Braxton York	James Page	deed of trust	Negro woman about 20 named Hester. Secured party George Hoover
Book 19 page 78	February 23, 1832	Henry Underwood	Gains Winningham	deed of trust	Negro girl slave named Mary. Grantor is of Richmond County. Secured party Hugh Moffitt
Book 19 page 233	August 3, 1832	William Trogdon	Henry B Elliott	deed of trust	Negro woman named Nance, about 19. Secured party B. Elliott & Co. The debt was released on the following page.
Book 19 page 234	October 8, 1832	William Ridge	Reuben Lamb	other	Power of attorney "in pursuit of my Negro man slave...Isaac, who has absconded..." and is "perhaps attempting to pass as a free man".
Book 19 page 239	October 27, 1832	John Daniel Clerk by Jonathan Worth, Deputy	Henry Crass	bill of sale	Negro girl named Mary sold in accordance with judgment against Jones K Wood	$201
Book 19 page 248	September 29, 1832	Levi Allred, Thomas Allred	John McCollum, Elizabeth Jones	deed of trust	Settlement of disputed claims to Negro man slaves named Stephen and Andrew
Book 19 page 262	December 3, 1832	Jesse Welborn	Jesse Walker	deed of trust	Negro slave Willis, Milly, Rainy, Harry, Lydia, Peggy, Lindsey, Joshua, Calih?, and Tatia. Secured parties: William Hogan and Joseph Welborn	$1099.97
Book 19 page 263	February 4, 1833	Sarah Sugg	Russel M Sugg	deed of gift	Negro slaves: Dorter, a man about 22; Charles, a boy about 14,	-
Book 19 page 264	October 30, 1827	Robert Johnston	James Coltrain	bill of sale	Negro man named Peter, about 34	400
Book 19 page 300	January 18, 1833	Abel Cox	William M Larrance	bill of sale	Negro woman named Quincy[unclear] and her two children, a boy named Nathan, 6 last Christmas, and a boy named John, 2 next April.	$670
Book 19 page 300	March 31, 1821	James Gardner	Betsey Craven	deed of gift	Negro girl named Lucy, about 7	-
Book 19 page 301	March 31, 1821	James Gardner	Mary Williams	deed of gift	Negro boy named Goodwin, about 8	-
Book 19 page 327	November 27, 1832	Joseph Elliott	Pheby Lamb	bill of sale	Free woman of color buys a Negro man named Isaac, about 44, who was formerly owned by Elisha Mendenhall	$144
Book 19 page 378	August 10, 1832	Ezra and Susannah Cox	Samuel Bray	other	Power of attorney includes reference to Negro woman Eliza, about 17, in estate of John Hutson, deceased
Book 19 page 382	August 9, 1832	John Bray, Elizabeth Hutson Bray	Henry Bray	partition by sale	Black girl named Fanny, inherited from estate of John Hutson, late of Randolph County. Grantors are of Marion County, Indiana; grantee is of Chatham County, North Carolina.
Book 19 page 420	July 30, 1833	James Garner	Rebeca Bready	deed of gift	Negro boy slave named Tom. Followed by start of slave deed continued on next page.	-
Book 19 page 421	February 4, 1834	Nathan Low	Low (various grandchildren)	deed of gift	Negro slaves given to grantor's grandchildren: to Wilkins Low a woman Grace, about 18; to Nathan Low a boy James named about 12; to Nancy Low a girl named Lusina[unclear] about 4; to James Low a boy named Jesse, about 8; to Bethea Low a girl Syliva, about 2; to Daniel Low a Negro boy George, about 18 months	-
Book 19 page 432	February 5, 1834	James Morgan	Benjamin Page	deed of trust	old Negro woman Grace. Secured parties John Mourhead and Moor Daniel
Book 19 page 465	August 1, 1834	Mary Craven	Hugh Moffitt, Jr	deed of trust	Negro slave named Goodwin, about 21
Book 19 page 469	July 1834	Samuel Moffitt	Marry Branson	marriage contract	Prenuptial agreement mentions three Negroes: Caty, A[unclear], and Ruth
Book 19 page 492	July 13, 1833	James Gardner	Betsy Craven	deed of gift	Negro girl slave named Lucinda given to granddaughter	-
Book 20 page 9	October 1, 1833	Samuel Smitherman	William Larrance	bill of sale	Negro woman named Jean, about 18 next May. Grantee indexed as Samuel Millikan estate	$355
Book 20 page 44	May 5, 1835	Archibald Fuller	Henry Fuller	deed	Negro girl slave named Ann, 10; Negro boy slave named Allen, 3; Negro girl named Juda (no age given); Negro woman named Lucy, about 20, with two small children, Amy, 3, and (no name given), 6 months; Negro boy named Daniel; Negro man named Bob, 65; Negro woman named Frank, 80. Price includes livestock and other property.	$2000
Book 20 page 47	February 4, 1834	John Williams	Joseph Williams	deed of gift	Negro slaves Ben, Willis, and Jacob. Grantee is son of grantor, who is of Hardeman County, Tennessee.	-
Book 20 page 49	April 17, 1835	Lucy Waddle	Edm Waddle	deed of gift	Interest conveyed to son in two Negro men, Jack and Lewis, previously sold to Archibald McNeell of Moore County for $500, the interest of which was not paid as agreed	-
Book 20 page 177	September 17, 1830	William and Mahala Allred	Thomas Marley	bill of sale	Negro girl about 9 named Louisa	$200
Book 20 page 178	August 21, 1829	Robert Wilson	Susannah Hutson	deed of gift	Negro girl Effy. Grantor is of Moore County	-
Book 20 page 318	August 5, 1836	Jesse Wilborn	David Coltrain	deed of trust	Negro slaves Mils; Milly, 35; Rainy, 19; Harry, 17; Lyla, 15; Peggy, 13; Lindsay, 11; Joshua and Caleb, 9; Tisha, 6; and Branson, 2. Secured party Abner Coltrain.
Book 20 page 327	?			deed of trust	Negro slave named Stephen
Book 20 page 364	September 5, 1835	John Brown	Dimuy[unclear] Brown	deed of gift	Negro woman named Rody, about 18, and Negro boy named George, about 11	-
Book 20 page 513	November 11, 1836	Joseph Lane	Joseph L Reece	deed of trust	Negro girl named Meddy, about 11. Secured party John McCollum.
Book 20 page 519	February 14, 1837	Lucy Waddle	Sarah and Bryan Borroughs heirs	deed of gift	Negro woman named Jane and her "increase" Spencer, Carter, Albert, Sarah, Mary, Susanah, Ann, Hariott. Hariott "placed in the hands of...Bryan Boroughs as Guardian for Nancy Waddle and her Daughter Silven"	-
Book 21 page 84	April 30, 1835	John Chittim[unclear], Susanah Chittim	Abram Hoadley	other	Interest in estate of Conrad Staley, including Saule, supposed to be 27; Sarah about 20, with one child, a girl named Martha, about 18 months; Peter, about 15; Wesley, 13; George, about 5 by Sarah, about 32, and Jerry, about 20. Grantee is of Chatham County.	$900
Book 21 page 190	December 2, 1837	John Waddle	Willie D. Dowd	bill of sale	Negro man named Orange, about 25. Grantor indexed as Waddell	$621
Book 21 page 190	February 7, 1838	Joab Parks	W.D. Dowd	bill of sale	Negro man named Jordain, about 26	$637.50
Book 21 page 261	March 4, 1837	Crabtree Siler, Simson Staley, Oxoon A Pahms, JJ Greeson, Catharine Staley		partition by sale	Slaves of Conrad Staley, deceased, authorized to be sold. Big Sarah and Jerry the Waggoner are to be sold at the same time.
Book 21 page 269	May 26, 1832	Samuel Trogdon	Abraham Hammer, Abner Lamb, John Reding, et al	partition in kind	Division of slaves of Samuel Trogdon, deceased. Miles, valued at $300, drawn by Abner Lamb; Edy, valued at $280, drawn by William Trogdon; Deck, valued at $300, drawn by Isaac Aldred; Nancy, valued at $280, drawn by Ury Trogdon; Frank valued $300 drawn by Isaac Trogdon; James, valued at $300, drawn by John Reding; [unclear] valued at $295, drawn by Mary Free; Cialy, valued at $275, drawn by Samuel Trogdon; Tanner, valued at $10 and Peter valued at $170 drawn by Abraham Hammer
Book 21 page 273	August 12, 1837	James B Moss	Ann Moss	bill of sale	Negro man named Stephen, previously conveyed in Grantor's father's will	$400
Book 21 page 344	December 2, 1837	John Waddle	William M Larrance	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Gillis sold to the highest bidder in accordance with the will of Edmond Waddle, deceased	$420.25
Book 21 page 350	August 17, 1835	Sarah Suggs	Russel M Suggs	deed of gift	Negro girl slave named Mary, about 14	-
Book 21 page 363	August 17, 1835	Merett A Suggs	Russell M Sugg	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Mary, about 14; and Negro woman slave named Affey[unclear], about 50, conveyed along with real estate	$350
Book 21 page 452	February 5, 1839	Jesse Larrance, Ruth Larrance, William M Larrance, Enoch S Larrance	Benjamin Swaim, Alfred H Marsh, Hugh McCain	deed of trust	Ten Negro slaves: Hard, a man about 42; Delsi, a woman about 36; Carolina, a woman about 17; George, a boy about 15; Sarah, a girl about 14; Eliza, a girl about 12; Esau, a boy about 11; Mary a girl 6 or 7; Nelson, a boy about 5; and Jacob, a boy about 2.
Book 21 page 464	December 28, 1838	Henry B Eliott	Abner Marsh	bill of sale	Negro male named Nat	$800
Book 21 page 531	November 1, 1822	Susanah Needham	Elizabeth Spinks	deed of gift	Negro woman Sellar and her two children, Hannah and Dolly	-
Book 22 page 5	March 27, 1839	Thomas B Clark	Wiley Brookeher?	deed of trust	woman slave about 35 named Menity? and girl about 9 named Silvey named as security in deed of trust. Secured party Benjamin Brookeher?
Book 22 page 12	December 1, 1838	Eli Bray	Jeremiah Bray	deed of gift	"negro Boy (slave) named Jack"	-
Book 22 page 62	August 8, 1839	Jesse Wilborn	Alfred H Marsh	deed of trust	Six Negro slaves: Milly, Mills, Harry, Joshua, Caleb, and Branson.
Book 22 page 113	November 5, 1839	Haman Miller	Wiley F. Brookshire	deed of trust	Negro man slave named Bant[unclear], about 27, listed togther with land on the Uwharrie River as security for debt. Secured party Jonathan Worth, Clerk and Master in Equity and future governor of NC
Book 22 page 121	1839	Jesse Wilborn	Alfred H Marsh	deed of trust	Six Negro slaves: Milly, Mills, Harry, Joshua, Caleb, and Branson. Month unclear
Book 22 page 124	September 6, 1839	Able Hudson	Noah Smitherman	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Peter, about 19	$550
Book 22 page 131	February 28, 1828	William Hogan	James Dorsett	bill of sale	Negro woman named Sealy and a child named Mussy[unclear]	$400
Book 22 page 139	December 9, 1839	William M Larrance	Benjamin Swaim	deed of trust	one Negro woman slave about 35 named Vina
Book 22 page 146	September 20, 1839	Sarah Sugg	Raphel M Sugg	deed of gift	Negro slave named Mary, about 20; and Negro slave named Affa, about 50.	-
Book 22 page 150	December 1, 1838	Eli Bray	Sarah Bray	deed of gift	Negro slaves Nanud[unclear] and her child Nancy and Emily given to grantor's daughter, intended to be an equal share of land and slaves given to all grantor's children	-
Book 22 page 179	?	John Whittle, Mary Asbill	Christopher Asbill	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Branson, 18	$400
Book 22 page 179	August 31, 1830	Matthias Bray, Elizabeth Bray	Christopher Asbill	bill of sale	Negro boy slave named Joshua, about 6
Book 22 page 180	December 1, 1838	Eli Bray	Ruth Luck	deed of gift	Five Negro slaves: Delila and her three children Hannah, Vina[unclear], and Aron; and a small Negro girl named Martha. Described an an equal share of Negroes and land given to grantor's children.	-
Book 22 page 260	March 4, 1837	Alfred Staley	William McMasters, A Hoadey	bill of sale	Negro woman named Big Sarah, formerly the property of Conrad Staley	$470
Book 22 page 261	December 6, 1837	Darius York	William McMasters	bill of sale	Negro named Dan, 15	$550
Book 22 page 261	April 19, 1840	Darius York	Andrew Jackson	bill of sale	Negro girl naed Het[unclear], 4. Grantee is unlikely to be the former president who owned a large slave plantation in Tennessee. Rather, grantee is probably grantor's stepson, per https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/150221290/darius-york .Found by deed index 1776-1947, where grantor is indexed as Davis York	$200
Book 22 page 289	April 27, 1840	Thomas Goldson	Mary Barber	deed of gift	Negro "woman by the name of Mary or Poll & her children, names not known". Found by deed index 1776-1947	-
Book 22 page 290	April 21, 1840	Thomas Goldston	Wincy Crump	deed of gift	Negro Winny and children	-
Book 22 page 291	April 1840	Thomas Goldston	Sarah Brower	deed of gift	Negro slave named Wade	-
Book 22 page 301	March 7, 1840	Joseph Johnson estate	Johnson (various)	partition in kind	Division of slaves of Joseph Johnson, deceased: window Nancy Johnson to have two slaves, Rachel and Jerry, valued at $475; Andrew Johnson to have Ceasar and Bromon, valued at $1325; Lytle Johnson to have Ishom and Dinah, valued at $1075; Joseph Johnson to have Adam and Lynda, valued at $1150; Robert Johnson to have Edom, valued at $675; David Brown and his wife Sarah to have Riley, valued at $450. Slaves were "examined" and valued by Alexander Gray, Joseph Wilborn, and Valentine Hoover.
Book 22 page 320	June 13, 1840	Jesse Bray	Nancy Brower	deed of gift	Negro girl slave named Marica	-
Book 22 page 382	March 23, 1840	Wilie Brookshire, trustee	Benjamin Brookshire	bill of sale	Slave Martha[unclear] "with one foot[unclear] only" and child Silvey sold to pay debt of Thomas Clark. Sale price $1 and $5, respectively, subject to 14 years of control by [unclear]	$6
Book 22 page 392	December 10, 1839	Tidence Lane	William B Moffitt	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Lemmuk, about 20	$750
Book 22 page 393	March 15, 1838	William B Moffitt, Charles Moffitt	Pegga Moffitt	bill of sale	Negro slave Nancy, about 40, sold from estate of Hugh Moffitt, deceased. Grantee indexed as Peggy Moffit	$200
Book 22 page 394	November 7, 1840	Tidence Lane	John Pugh	deed of trust	Negro girl slave named Caroline. Secured party William Wilson, administrator of the estate of Sarah Fox. Grantee indexed as William B Moffitt
Book 22 page 415	November 3, 1840	Elizabeth Craven	Riley D Gardener	deed of gift	Negro boy slave named Frank, 8 or 9	-
Book 22 page 421	November 3, 1840	John B Troy	Jonathan M Davis	bill of sale	Negro woman slave named Brener, about 16, sold at auction of estate of Col. Isaac Lane	$585
Book 22 page 445	February 5, 1841	Jesse Larrance et ux, William M Larrance	Benjamin Swaim	deed of trust	Eight slaves: Negro man about 44 named Hard; woman about 38 named Delse[unclear]; woman Caroline, about 19; man George, about 17; girl Eliza, about 14; girl Mary, about 8 or 9; boy Nelson, about 7; boy Jacob, about 4. Secured parties Edmund Luck and Charles Moffitt
Book 22 page 471	?	William B Moffitt, Charles Moffitt	Hardy Brown	bill of sale	Negro girl about 8 or 9 named Martha sold from estate of Hugh Moffitt, deceased	$266
Book 22 page 502	February 4, 1841	Jesse Larrence	Hardy Brown	bill of sale	Negro woman slave named Sarah, about 15	$575
Book 22 page 502	November 20, 1839	Jesse Wilborn	Joseph H Brown	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Harry, about 21	$670
Book 22 page 503	August 17, 1835	Sarah Sugg	Merill A Sugg	deed of gift	Negro man slave named Dick, 21	-
Book 22 page 617	May 1841	Darius York	John B Troy	deed of trust	Negro woman slave named Malessee and boy child named [unclear]Jim. Secured party William McMasters
Book 22 page 639	August 8, 1836	William Coltrane	David Coltrane	bill of sale	Three Negroes: Susannah, Sandy, and Milla	$450
Book 22 page 640	July 15, 1841	Thomas Kirkman	Robert Kirkman	deed of gift	Negro boy slave named Sam, 20	-
Book 24 page 62	November 3, 1841	Joseph Lane	Thomas J Sandridge	bill of sale	Rights to estate of Dobson Burrow, including unnamed Negroes	$400
Book 24 page 73	July 21, 1841	Polly McCrary, James McCrary	Thomas J Sandridge	deed	Interest of Polly McCrary in the large estate of Dobson Burrow, deceased, which includes unnamed Negro slaves, is conveyed
Book 24 page 93	December 31, 1841	Zachariah Nixon	Alexander Gray	deed of trust	Negro girl named Patsey. Note that the deed of trust is later amended 1843 to correct an omission
Book 24 page 157	May 22, 1841	James Gardner	Riley D Gardner	bill of sale	Negro woman named Mary, 18 or 20, and her child William, 18 or 19 months	$500
Book 24 page 157	March 4, 1802	Benjamin Whedbee	Cornelius Ratliff	bill of sale	Negro woman slave named Endey	$150
Book 24 page 189	January 20, 1842	Thomas Wilson	Polly Wilson, Aggy Jones, Alston Wilson, Sabina Caviness	deed of gift	Negro woman named Sabina and her two girls, Mary, about 4 and Sary, about 2	-
Book 24 page 247	May 12, 1842	Ann Moss	Abel Cox	bill of sale	man slave named Stephen, about 36, sold along with a horse	$204.75
Book 24 page 251	May 23, 1842	Eli Staley	Conrod Staley	deed of trust	interest in Negro boy named Tony belonging to heirs of Jeremiah Fields, deceased
Book 24 page 255	May 6, 1840	General Alexander Gray	Nancy Hoover	deed of gift	Negro woman slave Nancy, about 29; and her three children, Lucinda, about 12, Isaac, about 5, and Hannah, about 2. The slaves have been in the possession of grantee for many years; this deed is to confirm the title.	-
Book 24 page 275	May 30, 1842	William Pearce	Hugh Kelly	deed of trust	Negro woman named Peggy
Book 24 page 297	April 2, 1842	Samuel H Moffitt	Charles Moffitt	deed of trust	Negro girl named Ann, about 14, and Negro girl named Ruth, about 10, conveyed by court order. Mary Moffitt, wife of grantor, retains possession and use of the slaves.
Book 24 page 299	March 17, 1842	George Hoover	Thomas J Sandridge	bill of sale	Negro man Alfred, about 16, to be transferred in one month. Includes the stipulation that if "said Boy should sicken or die" in the intervening month, grantor must provide grantee with "a boy of the same value".	$500
Book 24 page 327	July 9, 1842	Emsty Burriss	John Craven	deed of trust	Negro slave named Candis (gender not given), about 16	$600
Book 24 page 335	July 8, 1842	Thomas Pugh	William J Long	deed of trust	Negro man slave named Chatton about 29 named along with land and farm animals as security in deed of trust. Secured party John B. Troy
Book 24 page 337	July 25, 1842	Thomas Pugh Jr.	Isaac H Foust	deed of trust	Negro man named Chatton about 29, apparently the same slave named in the previous deed of trust
Book 24 page 341	July 30, 1842	Samuel Coltrane	David Coltrane	deed of trust	Negro woman named Rebecca and her children Martha, Calvin, and Alphus, named along with real estate and personal property as security. Secured party John Coltrane	$350
Book 24 page 350	May 1, 1842	William A Hamlin	Oraan[unclear] A Palmer	bill of sale	Negroes Jenny[unclear], 48; Yorjin, 7; Brue, 2	$500
Book 24 page 351	January 5, 1842	John Allred	Joseph A Allred	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Henderson, about 16	$500
Book 24 page 352	August 3, 1842	William Coltrane	J White	bill of sale	Interest sold in Negro slave named Margrate, about 9 or 10. Grantee indexed as I White	$35
Book 25 page 1	March 13, 1832	Lane Hutson	Balaam Rains	bill of sale	girl named Lidia about 9. Grantor is spelled as Hudson by register but Hutson in bill of sale, which seemed to be recorded 10 years after the fact
Book 25 page 10	November 4, 1842	John Patterson	Boaz Adams	deed of trust	one Negro woman named Elvy and two Negro children named Perry and Eli
Book 25 page 13	November 4, 1842	Aaron Tyson	James G Tomlinson	deed of trust	Negro boy named Morris, 9. Secured party Bryant Boroughs of More County.
Book 25 page 35	September 4, 1842	Tidance Lane	Samuel Young	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Emmaline. Grantor is presumably Tidence Lane but the spelled in the deed as Tidanc, Tidance, and Tid.	$350
Book 25 page 36	April 11, 1842	Enoch Maness	Alfred Brower	bill of sale	Interest of grantor's wife Amelia in 12 unnamed slaves in estate of Francis Myrick.	$390
Book 25 page 36	February 28, 1842	Harwood Pope	Thomas Finch	bill of sale	Rights to "two negro fellows" Hemp and Harry, to remain in the possession of grantor and his wife Elizabeth B Pope until their death. One fifth of value to be paid up front and four fifths when grantee takes possession. Value is not given and to be determined by "two or more good men" after the death of grantors.
Book 25 page 37	August 5, 1842	Isaac White (sheriff)	Abel Cox	bill of sale	Negro slave named Jane sold to satisfy judgment against George Hoover	$359
Book 25 page 38	June 18, 1841	John R Ritter	Alfred Brower	bill of sale	Negro girl Betsey, about 8	$390
Book 25 page 57	December 23, 1842	William A Hamlin	George W Goldston	deed of trust	Thenia, 25; Ellen, 17; Betsy, 40; S?, 18; Jackson, 17; Clayborn, 9; Mariah, 6; Cresey? aged ?. Secured party John G Hanner
Book 25 page 64	January 27, 1843	Zachariah Nixon	Alexander Gray	deed of trust	Negro girl slave named Patsey. This is described as a re-recording of a of trust dated December 31, 1841 to correct an omission.
Book 25 page 72	February 7, 1843	John T Harris	Benjamin Hawkins	deed of trust	Negro male named Hark
Book 25 page 122	February 9, 1843	Sampson B Glenn	James F Marsh	deed of trust	Negro slaves currently in the possession of Ann Moss: Rene, Eliza, Julius, Molly, and Emily. Secured party Henry B Elliott, Alfred H Marsh, and Jonathan Worth. Grantee indexed under Elliott and James F Morris. Found by deed index 1776-1947
Book 25 page 124	December 28, 1841	Zachariah Nixon	Jonathan Worth	bill of sale	Slave named Eliza Jane, about 10. Grantee is future governor of North Carolina.	$405
Book 25 page 130	November 15, 1842	Eli Lambert	Alfred Brower	bill of sale	Negro boy slave named Ben, about 3.	$150
Book 25 page 139	April 24, 1843	Harbard Spencer	James Page, Noah Smitherman	deed of trust	Negro slaves Henders, Henry, Wist, Dread, Jesse, and little Henry, conveyed to settle debts of estate of Samuel Smitherman, deceased, which is the subject of a lawsuit.
Book 25 page 144	November 8, 1842	Thomas J Sandrige	Isaac Jones	bill of sale	Negro slave named Elizabeth, 13	$450
Book 25 page 144	March 13, 1843	Meral Johnson, Milley Johnson	Thomas J Sandridge	bill of sale	Negro slave named Scalley, about 13	$200
Book 25 page 145	March 20, 1843	Ezra Beckerdite	Isaac Jones	bill of sale	Negro slave named Senthey, 15	$450
Book 25 page 145	February 26, 1839	Ezra Beckerdite	Isaac Jones	bill of sale	Negro slave named Jack	$550
Book 25 page 202	August 2, 1842	Isaac White (sheriff)	Dempsey Brown	bill of sale	negro slave named Jim sold to satisfy judgment against former owner George Hoover	$493
Book 25 page 209	July 13, 1843	Samuel McCollum	Joseph A Worth	deed of trust	four Negro slaves: woman named Jane about 25; boy named Charles, about 8; boy named Jim, about 5; girl named Margaret, about 3
Book 25 page 221	March 7, 1790	Elisha Mendenhall	John, Andrew, and William McGee	marriage contract	Prenuptial agreement between Elisha Mendenhall and Susanna McGee mentions "three Negroes" owned by Susanna. A certified copy is entered into the record over 50 years later, in 1843
Book 25 page 251	March 11, 1843	Jonathan M Davis	John A Coble	bill of sale	woman slave named Breaner about 21 and her son Jerry Breaner about two and a half	$500
Book 25 page 299	October 1, 1838	Eli Bray	Samuel Bray	deed of gift	Negro boy slave named Dempsey, about 13	-
Book 25 page 300	October 1, 1838	Benjamin Caveness	Samuel Bray	bill of sale	Half part interest in woman slave named Eliza transferred to the owner of the other half part. Reference to bill of sale below from Joab Caveness to grantor and grantee. Price is described as "full payment" but not specified.
Book 25 page 300	May 5, 1838	Joab Caveness	Samuel Bray, Benjamin Caveness	bill of sale	Negro woman slave named Eliza, about 23	$450
Book 26 page 11	October 28, 1843	Pleasant York	Solomon York	deed of trust	Negro man slave named Stephen, 26. Secured party Hugh Cox	$123.16
Book 26 page 13	November 6, 1843	Tidence Lane	Benjamin Swaim	deed of trust	Boy about 13 named Nathan named as security. Secured party Alfred H Marsh	$175.42
Book 26 page 61	February 6, 1844	Jesse Bray	Oran D Alston	bill of sale	negro man named Elisha about 41; one negro woman named Mariah, one negro man named Jae about 22; one negro woman about 16 and her child John, about 18 months; negro boy Tony, about 10. Only a nominal sum of $10 is given; grantee agrees to support Nancy Bray, wife of Jesse Bray.	$10
Book 26 page 67	January 18, 1844	CD Bray	William McMasters	bill of sale	man named Anderson about 22	$525
Book 26 page 106	June 11, 1843	Ann Moss	Jonathan Worth	bill of sale	Negro man slave named Stephen, about 37. Grantee is future Governor of North Carolina	$500
Book 26 page 112	March 19, 1844	James Scotton	William Scotton	deed of trust	Negro boy named Spinks, about 14. Secured parties Dolphin Gardner and William B. Moffitt.
Book 26 page 127	May 10, 1844	Tidence Lane	John B Troy	deed of trust	Negro slaves Kindale, Nancy, Nathan, Guilford, Doctor, and Harriet
Book 26 page 136	March 29, 1844	William Coltrane	Isaac White, John Coltrane	deed of gift	Negro man named Charles, about 17, conveyed along with land and livestock as alimony	-
Book 26 page 156	June 15, 1843	Edmond Luck	Martha Luck, Eliza An Luck	deed of gift	Negro slave named Lucy	-
Book 26 page 174	March 14, 1844	Dariaus York	David Campbell	bill of sale	negro woman slave named Malipa about 36 and her boy child named Jim, 5	$500
Book 26 page 175	March 14, 1844	John B Troy	David Campbell	bill of sale	Malipa? and her boy child named Jim. Appears to be trustee giving permission for the sale described in previous bill of sale. Back reference to previous page and also to a deed of trust dated May 10, 1841	$500
Book 26 page 177	May 7, 1844	Isaac White, sheriff	John Marley	bill of sale	Sheriff's sale of slave to satisfy judgment by Hiram York against Joab Parks and Solomon York: Negro Boy slave named Henry, age unknown	$330
Book 26 page 194	May 7, 1844	Isaac White (sheriff)	John Parks	bill of sale	Negro slave named Willis, age unknown, sold to satisfy judgement against Joab Parks, Thomas Parks, and Solomon Parks.	$155
Book 26 page 212	July 30, 1844	William Bray	Margaret York	deed of gift	Negro man named Richmond, about 18	-
Book 26 page 225	January 10, 1843	George Staley	John Staley	bill of sale	Two Negro girls: Betsy, about 9; and Rachel, about 7	$500
Book 26 page 241	November 4, 1844	John R Craven	Jehu Lambert	deed of trust	Two slaves: Negro girl named Member, about 12, and Negro boy named William, about 6. Secured parties Alfred Brower and John Craven.
Book 26 page 277	May 7, 1844	Jesse Bray	John Brower	bill of sale	Negro girl Emaline, 14	$402
Book 26 page 277	June 9, 1833	Jonathan McCollum	John McCollum	bill of sale	Negro woman slave, Peggy, 25; man named Kika[unclear], 18.	$500
Book 26 page 278	August 20, 1844	William McCollum	John McCollum	bill of sale	Negro man named Hampton, 17	$450
Book 26 page 278	June 9, 1833	William McCollum	John McCollum	bill of sale	Negro women Fillas, 44, and Milla, 15	$500
Book 26 page 279	November 9, 1843	Alston Wilson	Thomas Wilson	bill of sale	Family of four Negroes: woman named Gina, female child Mary, Sarah, and Celia.	$200
Book 26 page 332	December 6, 1844	James and Massy Polk	Alfred H Marsh	bill of sale	Negro girl named Elizaan, about 13. Relationship with following deed unclear	$300
Book 26 page 333	May 21, 1844	James G Tomlinson	Alfred Brower	bill of sale	Negro man named John, about 29	$800
Book 26 page 333	December 6, 1844	Alfred H Marsh	Massy Polk	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Elizaan, about 13. Relationship with previous deed unclear. Grantee indexed as Massa Poke	$300
Book 26 page 347	May 5, 1845	Samuel Trogdon	Abel Cox	deed of trust	woman slave named Cilah included with real estate as security, with reference to a previous deed of trust. Secured party Michael Cox	$236.69 debt
Book 26 page 392	April 22, 1845	Isaac Jones	David Merill	bill of sale	Negro slave named Jack aged 30	$300
Book 26 page 393	May 3, 1845	Elizabeth Craven	Riley D Gardner	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Jane, about 7. According to the following deed of gift, grantee is grantor's son	$250
Book 26 page 395	February 11, 1840	John B Hutson	Lemuel Bray	bill of sale	Two Negro slaves, Effie and her child Mary	$975
Book 26 page 399	June 20, 1845	Joseph Wilborn	James MA Drake	deed of trust	Negro man named Samuel, about 28. Secured parties Robert Walker and David Coltrane
Book 26 page 472	May 24, 1845	William Fentress	Joshua H Fentress	bill of sale	Three Negro slaves: Silva, about 32; Margaret, 8; and Anderson, 7	$600
Book 26 page 475	August 10, 1844	George Staley	John Staley	bill of sale	Negro man named Lige, about 20	$550
Book 26 page 476	April 1, 1845	Jesse Bray	Abel Cox	bill of sale	boy slave named Alfred between 9 and 10	$300
Book 26 page 481	April 18, 1844	Benjamin Brookshire	Abel Cox	bill of sale	Negro boy named Daniel, about 12; Easter, about 7; and David, about 5	$825
Book 26 page 483	November 26, 1844	Tidance Lane	Alfred L Troy	deed of trust	Two Negro slaves: boy named Guilford, about 10, and a girl named Harriet, about 5. Secured party John B Troy.
Book 26 page 489	October 6, 1845	Dolphin Gardner	JA Worth	deed of trust	Negro man slave named Bill, about 22. Secured parties Noah Smitherman and Alfred Brower
Book 26 page 500	December 30, 1844	Jane Stafford	Hiram Stafford	bill of sale	Negro male named Anson	$200
Book 26 page 500	December 28, 1844	Jane Stafford	William Burney	bill of sale	Two Negroes, Sawnah and Betty	$200
Book 27 page 22	January 21, 1846	Jesse Larrance	Jonathan Worth	deed of trust	Seven Negroes, Hard, Delsey, Martha, Caroline, Eliza, Mary, and Harriet. Secured party McLaren Lewalling. Trustee is future governor of NC
Book 27 page 24	September 23, 1845	James Page	Hugh McCain	deed of trust	Four slaves: Aaron, Harvey, Luie, and George.
Book 27 page 36	February 5, 1845	William M Larrence	R G Murdock	bill of sale	Negro slaves Selah, about 27, and Sandy, about 4. Grantor indexed as Lawrence	$400
Book 27 page 83	March 1, 1846	Thomas A Futral	John R Brown	deed of trust	woman slave named Nelly
Book 27 page 88	February 14, 1846	Alexander Gray, Sarah Gray, Elizebeth H Gray, Jesse Lindsay	Jesse Harper	bill of sale	Negro slave Charles, about 25. Reference to deed January 30, 1815 conveying Fan and Silvey; Silvey is the mother of Charles.	$600
Book 27 page 90	February 14, 1846	Jesse Harper	John H Lindsay and Robert H Gray	partition in kind	Reference to slaves conveyed on March 5, 1822 from Alexander Gray to Jesse Harper
Book 27 page 122	June 15, 1843	Polly Cox and Oliver Cox	Edmond Hays	bill of sale	negro man named Willis, about 50, sold at public sale on April 8 of estate of James Cox, deceased	$362
Book 27 page 131	December 2, 1840	Joab Parks	Thomas Parks	bill of sale	Negro male named Willis	$400
Book 27 page 160	November 1, 1846	James McMath	Peter Euless	deed of trust	one negro man named London, one negro man named [unclear], and other property sold
Book 27 page 180	January 4, 1847	Liuza Cody and Jane Hix	Ninevah Rush	deed of trust	one negro man slave named Isham, commonly called Peyton.
Book 27 page 196	August 28, 1845	Robert M. Stinson, Oran D. Alston	Adam Brower	bill of sale	slave named Jack owned by decedent Jesse Bray "exposed to public sale" and sold for $295
Book 27 page 204	November 11, 1846	George Foust, Sr.	Calvin E Graves and Caroline M Graves	deed of gift	two negro girls named Hannah and Anne, valued at $800.	-
Book 27 page 205	November 11, 1846	William Matthews	Abel Cox	bill of sale	negro girl named Lidia, between 12 and 13.	$325
Book 27 page 210	October 14, 1846	George Spencer	Henry Yow	bill of sale	Two negro slaves, Julia aged about 19 and John, her son, about 6 months.	$400
Book 27 page 224	April 23, 1847	William Pool	Garrot Lane	deed of trust	three negroes: Winey about 25, Delvine, a girl about 7, and Moley, a girl about 3.
Book 27 page 255	August 3, 1847	Margaret Rains	Josiah Cheek, trustee	deed of trust	slave Winey and her two children, Delphine and Molsey, conveyed in addendum to deed above from William Pool to Josiah Cheek.	724
Book 27 page 299	September 25, 1847	John Manness	Eli N Moffitt	deed of trust	negro girl slave by the name of Franky listed among livestock. Secured party Alfred Brower
Book 27 page 318	February 1, 1847	Elisha Hardister	Clement Hardister	deed of gift	Gift to son of one sixth part of "Estate of Negroes with their increase": Sarah, Judy, Mary, Lucy, Piety, Jacob, Calvin, Luke, Troy, Linda, and Norry.	-
Book 27 page 333	July 27, 1847	Elizabeth Craven	Marshall Gardner	deed of gift	negro boy slave named Strickling, 12 or 13.	-
Book 27 page 354	February 2, 1848	Sampson B Glenn	Bazella G Worth	deed of trust	Negro slaves Rene, Eliza and her children David, Julius, Nelly, Emily, Elizabeth, and Jane. (Which are the children of Eliza is ambiguous.)
Book 27 page 454	September 4, 1847	JF Marsh, Comissioner	Henry B Elliott	bill of sale	Negro woman named Lydia, about 21, and her child Aseneth, about 3, sold from estate of Jane Hislop.	$428
Book 27 page 458	May 16, 1848	Oran A Burgess	B F Hoover	deed of trust	Negro woman named Ruth, about 26
Book 27 page 502	July 27, 1847	Elizabeth Craven	Riley D Gardner	bill of sale	three negro slaves: one woman named Sucky, 33 or 34; and two children, boy named Nathan, something over 4, and another boy named Aaron, something over 1.	$900
Book 28 page 20	January 23, 1849	Alexander Gray	Robert H Gray	deed of gift	Eight Negro slaves: Jacokson, Levi, Silvia and her son Boston, Charlotte, Susan, Nelly and child Lucy. Slaves are to to be used for the benefit of Sarah Elizabeth Hogan, daughter of grantee	-
Book 28 page 64	April 13, 1841	Mary Asbill	John Howard	bill of sale	Negro girl named Martha, about 6.	$200
Book 28 page 64	February 8, 1845	Mary Asbill	John Howard	bill of sale	Negro boy slave named John, about 8	$200
Book 28 page 66	March 11, 1844	Alfred Brower, administrator	John Howard	bill of sale	sale of slaves from estate of James Gardner included negro man named Brantly, about 36	$516
Book 28 page 137	November 6, 1849	Samuel Trogdon	Abel Cox	deed of trust	Negro "girl" (presumably woman) Lidia and child, both slaves.
Book 28 page 142	September 25, 1849	John Cassady	William Cassady	deed of gift	Five negro slaves: Rachel, a woman about 62; Cooper, a man about 37, Elijah a man about 27; Sarah a woman about 17 or thereabouts; and Alfred a man about 16.	-
Book 28 page 144	August 15, 1849	John Cassady	William Cassady	bill of sale	Three negro slaves: Jesse, a man about 20; Susanna, a woman about 18; and Nelson, a man about 18.	$950
Book 28 page 145	July 22, 1848	George P Huland	Street A Taylor	bill of sale	12 Negro slaves from estate of Elisha Hardister sold by attorney in fact Alexander Oliver, representing grantor of Illinois (a free state): Judah, Mary, Joey?, Piety? and child, Jacob, Calvin, Suke, Troy, Linda, Laura, and Norra. Grantor's name also spelled as Hulin.	$400
Book 28 page 190	March 7, 1850	George W Floyd	Julius Y Goldsberry	deed of trust	one negro boy Richard.
Book 28 page 206	May 6, 1850	Clarysa Lane	Garrot Lane	bill of sale	"my negro woman Winny and her children Benjamin and Andy" sold for $5 and "covenant to maintain me comfortably during the remainder of my life".
Book 28 page 206	March 1, 1850	John S Brown	Richard Laughlin	bill of sale	Court appointed commissioner sell a "Boy Riley" heretofore owned by David Brown	$625
Book 28 page 206	November 6, 1844	Jesse Bray	Oran D Alston	bill of sale	Elisha, a blacksmith about 42; Joe about 20; Amy about 17 child John Tony; and Mariah about 42	$2100
Book 28 page 229	June 8, 1850	ES Larrence	Riley F Andrews	deed of trust	Negro man named George. Secured party Hezekiah Andrews. Continued on next page
Book 28 page 233	June 15, 1850	Alexander W Hogan	Alexander Gray and Jesse Harper	deed of trust	Six negro men slaves named Ben, Sandy, Wiley, Henderson, Jim, and Peter; one negro girl named Reas listed, along with real property known as Elder Place, as security for debt.	$3000
Book 28 page 238	June 6, 1850	Emsley Luck	Enoch S Lawrence	bill of sale	Negro man named George, about 27	$600
Book 28 page 248	March 7, 1848	Ivy Keeran	Richard Loflin	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Oney sold at public sale from estate of Thomas Keeran, deceased. Grantee indexed as Richard Loftin	$444.135
Book 28 page 297	February 6, 1851	William A Hamin and Willis A Halin	Benjamin F Coffin	deed of trust	Three negroes named Maria, Jackson, and Betsey.
Book 28 page 369	?	Hardy Winslow	Leach, Winslow, Leach, Drake	other	Power of attorney for purposes of recovering "certain negroes and their increase (....supposed to be living in Nansemond County", Virginia).
Book 28 page 371	June 23, 1851	Randal Presnell	William B Moffitt	deed of trust	one negro girl about 12 listed along with real and personal property.
Book 28 page 376	March 3, 1851	John J Goldston	Sarah A Foust, Henry M Foust	deed of gift	Negro slaves: William, about 22; China, about 20; Emeline, about 10; and Margaret, about 8.	-
Book 28 page 448	April 22, 1857	John S Lane	John R Brown, Mary A Brown	deed of gift	Two Negro girl slaves, Cynthia, about 10, and Nina, about 8. They are valued at $450	-
Book 28 page 457	August 17, 1851	Riley D Gardner	John Cassady	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Jane, about 13.	$545
Book 28 page 534	September 3, 1852	Isaac White, Jr.	J White	deed of trust	one negro boy (Mills).
Book 28 page 548	August 1847	Hezekiah Andrews, sheriff	Isaac H Foust	other	Isham Mataw apparently enslaved for 5 years for failure to pay court-ordered fine. Found in deed index 1776-1947 with description "Negro"	$52.67
Book 28 page 560	November 19, 1852	James and Massa Polk	Robert Polk	deed of gift	Negro slave named Eliza Ann and her child Benjamin Franklin. Massa Polk specifically retained rights to sell or emancipate the slaves, with the intent that they be sent to Indiana or another free state after she died, unless she decided otherwise.	-
Book 29 page 138	October 22, 1852	James Polk	Joshua Swaim	bill of sale	negro woman slave named Rachel, about 45	$250
Book 29 page 268	May 7, 1853	A. Oliver	Eli Russell	deed of trust	Negro woman named Nan mentioned along with real estate. Secured party A H Sanders. Grantor is of Davidson County; grantee and secured party are of Montgomery County
Book 29 page 287	September 8, 1852	Mary Craven	Josaiah Craven	bill of sale	Negro man slave named George, 37 or thereabouts, one Negro woman named Rody, 38 and her two children, Lotta, 3 and George, 1.	$391.31
Book 29 page 467	March 31, 1854	Daniel Hackney	James G Marsh	bill of sale	girl named Lucy, about 14	$350
Book 30 page 2	March 27, 1855	Larkin Brooks	John Parks	deed of gift	"three Negroes Milly Lais and Emily" given as gift	-
Book 30 page 49	February 26, 1853	Michael Rush	Rebecah Rush	bill of sale	"Negro girl slave named dinner four years old or there abouts"	$100
Book 30 page 49	February 26, 1853	Michael Rush	Washington Rush	bill of sale	"Negro woman slave named Franky twenty one years old, or there abouts"	$300
Book 30 page 50	February 26, 1835	Michael Rush	William Rush	bill of sale	Negro woman slave named Milly about 33	$250
Book 30 page 50	February 26, 1835	Michael Rush	Benjamin Rush	bill of sale	"Negro Boy slave named Hill eight years old or there abouts"	$220
Book 30 page 118	November 8, 1855	Thomas M Moore	Jonathan Worth	deed of trust	Negro girl named Ann, about 15. Secured parties H & EJ Lilly and L Myrover & Co. Grantee/trustee is future Governor of NC and is to take possession of Ann as security for the debt
Book 30 page 137	January 1, 1855	Jesse D Graves	Calvin E Graves	bill of sale	negro boy named Arnold, about 12.	$400
Book 30 page 187	May 26, 1855	James Scotton	Alitha Moffitt, Nancy Campbell, Hannah Brady, Rebecca Moffitt, Arris Williams	deed of gift	Negro slave named Spinks, aquired from grantor's wife Mary Williams Scotton, to be given to Mary's children after the death of James and Mary. Found in deed index 1776-1947, indexed as page 188	-
Book 30 page 189	February 26, 1855	Thomas M Moore	Penuel Arnold, Sr	deed of trust	Negro girl slave named Ann.
Book 30 page 204	1856	Simion Colton and Catharine E Colton	Bartholomew Fuller	bill of sale	Girl named Ellen, about 8, sold to grantee of Cumberland Co. Missing date; registered April 8, 1856.	$205.65
Book 30 page 246	January 7, 1856	Henry Yow	Soloman Moffitt	bill of sale	woman named Eliza, about 27, and her three children: boy named John, about 8; girl named Jane, about 6; and boy named Jim, about 14 months.	$1750
Book 30 page 258	December 29, 1854	Riley D Gardner	Calvin E Graves	bill of sale	4 slaves: a negro woman named Susan, 36; and children Mary, Marshal, and an infant, ages 6, 4 and 2 months.	$1200
Book 30 page 271	January 3, 1856	John McLoeod	Nathan B Hill	bill of sale	Negro slave named Noah, about 16.	$650
Book 30 page 271	March 5, 1855	John McLoed	Nathan B Hill	bill of sale	Negro slave named Demsey, about 17.	$650
Book 30 page 272	July 1, 1854	John McLeod	Nathan B Hill	bill of sale	Negro boy slave named Eli aged about 18.	$650
Book 30 page 286	February 7, 1853	Henry W Dorsett	George W Dorsett	bill of sale	slave named Harrison about 7 years old	$300
Book 30 page 287	May 24, 1837	Henry W Dorsett	George W Dorsett	deed of gift	Slave named Taylor, previously "set apart for the use & support of my insane son Abner", to be given as gift to other son George after Abner's death	-
Book 30 page 351	September 10, 1856	Henry Dorsett	George W Dorsett	bill of sale	Negro girl named Unice, about 1	$300
Book 30 page 354	May 7, 1856	Elizabeth Foushee	John R Craven	bill of sale	Two Negro female slaves, Chaney and Carolina, 10 and 12, granted by feeble and infirm grantor in consideration of lifetime support.
Book 30 page 356	October 27, 1856	Jesse G Tomlinson	Eli N Moffitt	bill of sale	Negro boy Henderson about 7 and girl Jane about 4.	$850
Book 30 page 404	November 17, 1856	William Ingram	Nancy Jane Watson	deed of gift	Two negro slaves: Stephen, 10, and Melinda, 13.	-
Book 30 page 405	November 17, 1856	William Ingram	Ann Eliza Kearns	deed of gift	Two negro slaves: Dow, 18 and Rainy, 17, given as gift to daughter.	-
Book 30 page 485	May 12, 1846	JA Moore, BL Beall, Ina Fitzgerald	James Elliott	bill of sale	Two Negro boys: John, about 15, and Burrell, about 12. Found by deed index 1776-1947	$800
Book 30 page 488	May 29, 1857	David Campbell	BG Campbell and CF Campbell	bill of sale	one Negro slave girl named Susan Caroline, about 10	$500
Book 31 page 57	December 2, 1857	Pleasant A Holt	William Long	deed of trust	Continued from previous page. Deeply indebted grantor from Alamance County sells real estate, including the Island Ford Cotton Factory, and personal property and slaves Thomas, Moses, Winiford, Amy, Charlotte, Adaline, Bedford, Dinah, and Jimmy; as well as any proceeds from the sending of eight other slaves to Tennessee for sale by Alfred Pike and Rhemas C. Faust: Nathaniel, Joseph, Ester, Sawna, Willis, Amelia, Martha, and Bob.
Book 31 page 93	March 23, 1857	Riley F .Vestal	Abel Cox	other	Power of attorney for collecting proceeds of Negro woman and child sold as ordered by Randolph County Court for next of kin of Stephen Phillips, deceased.
Book 31 page 99	March 13, 1857	Joseph H PHillips	Joseph Spoon	partition by sale	Power of attorney for recovering share ($345.68) of proceeds from sale of Negro woman named Hetty[unclear] and her child Eli. Grantor is of Lykins County, Kansas.
Book 31 page 128	March 17, 1856	Benjamin H Marley, Lydia Marley	John D Brown	other	Power of attorney relating to two negro slaves, Bine and Gaurdan, in the estate of Eli Bray, deceased.
Book 31 page 209	July 31, 1858	William S Marsh	Alfred H Marsh	deed of trust	one Negro woman named Mary and her three children Laura, Fannell, and Mary.
Book 31 page 229	August 9, 1838	Alexander Gray	Abner Gray	bill of sale	Peter and his wife Eliza and their youngest child, Milton, Calvin, Kelly, Ned, Simon, Charles, George. They were previously owned by the father of the grantor and grantee, Samuel Gray.
Book 31 page 249	October 12, 1858	William Lewis	Isaac Kurans	deed of trust	negro girl named Luzina, about 5
Book 31 page 256	November 2, 1858	John R Lane	Isaac H Foust	deed of trust	a boy named Leonard about 7 or 8, Margaret about 5, and Mary nearly 2 named as security for a debt. Secured party is grantee
Book 31 page 258	October 27, 1858	John S Cheek	Josiah Cheek	deed	grantee "shall use & work my negroes on said lands for my [grantor's] own benefit"
Book 31 page 338	April 26, 1838	Thomas Brooks	Henry J Parks and Susan Ann Elizabeth Parks	deed of gift	Woman slave, Mana, about 20 or 21; her two children, Mary & Eliza; Lvar, about 12. Valued at $1250.	-
Book 31 page 349	January 10, 1859	Joab Brooks	Isaac H Faust	deed	reference to deed from Larkin Brooks to John Parks conveying property including "three negroes & stocks of horses, cattle & hogs" on March 27, 1855; as well as transfer of the same property on (blank) September, 1858 from John Parks to Joab Brooks. Unclear if this deed itself is transferring slaves.
Book 31 page 352	December 10, 1858	Jacob Craven	George Dorsett	deed of gift	negro woman named Charlotte, about 30. Described as gift to daughter, Henrietta Euless, but not to be used to pay debts of daughter's husband.	-
Book 31 page 359	January 20, 1858	Thomas L. Cotton, P Harris	William Casady	bill of sale	Auction sale in Montgomery County of "sundry slaves" in the estate of N. Harris, deceased, including Sandy and Steadman, 14 and 12 or thereabouts.	$972
Book 31 page 359	1858	DH Howard	William Casady	bill of sale	Negro girl slave named Jane, about 4. Bill of sale execution date appears to be missing; indexed as 1858; registered March 22, 1859	$305
Book 31 page 424	June 1, 1859	William D King	JR Bulla	deed of trust	Negro girl named Lucy. Secured parties Daniel Cox, Nicholas Barker, William Craven, Joel Ashworth, JM Worth & son, Nathan B Hill, William Luck, Jordan Williams, Jesse D Cox, Yancey Williams, BF Hoover, HB Elliott, B Moffitt, James Gatlin, Goodman Cornelison, Cummins King, and Moring Creason.
Book 31 page 431	June 13, 1859	Hyram Yourk	Pickney Davenport, Alfred Smith	deed of trust	Two Negroes, David and Mariah. Grantor also spelled York. Secured party Alfred Smith
Book 31 page 437	July 4, 1859	Raford Cole	Willis Cole	deed of trust	A person listed among personal property: "...one two horse wagon and harness, one negro man named Jacob, one buggy and harness..."
Book 31 page 494	?	Joseph Spurgin	John S Brown, Lonetha M Brown	bill of sale	"Family of Negroes": mother Lucy, children Milla, Alson, Robert, Swititia, Julian.	$2
Book 31 page 523	June 11, 1859	Jesse H. Lindsay, Robert A. Gray	Julius A. Gray	partition in kind	Estate of Sarah H. Gray (deceased) divided: negro man slave named David, about 28.
Book 31 page 523	June 11, 1859	Jesse H. Lindsay, Robert A. Gray	William D. Lindsay	partition in kind	Estate of Sarah H. Gray (deceased) divided: negro man slave named Alfred about 34.
Book 31 page 524	June 11, 1859	Jesse H. Lindsay, Robert A. Gray	Alfred G Foster	partition in kind	Estate of Sarah H. Gray (deceased) divided: negro man slave named Henry, about 43
Book 32 page 5	February 18, 1860	David Merrill	JM Worth	deed of trust	man named Sampson listed along with personal property used to secure various debts. Trustee is presumably John Milton Worth, younger brother of Jonathan and himself future treasurer of North Carolina
Book 32 page 55	March 12, 1860	Lindsay (Various heirs)	Robert H Gray	deed	Land was left in the will of the late Jesse Harper to two slaves, "servant man Hardy and his wife Ritty". When "Negro Hardy" and Ritty moved to the free state of Ohio, as contemplated in the will, the land is sold to the highest bidder.
Book 32 page 60	April 6, 1860	Zimry McDaniel	William P Lane	deed of trust	Negro woman about 31. Also mention of hire of Negro Boy named Frank and hire of Negro Harris.
Book 32 page 96	June 25, 1860			deed of trust	referencing a deed of trust naming woman slave named Lucy, who was previously sold; interest sold to Jonathan Worth
Book 32 page 203	August 29, 1860	Alfred Brower	Mary Asbill	bill of sale	Negro child named Sarah sold as provided in the will of Polly Asbill.	$200
Book 32 page 205	September 29, 1860	Alfred Brower	William Asbill	bill of sale	Will of Polly Asbill, deceased, ordered Negro child Lydia Ann to be put up to auction.	$200
Book 32 page 210	January 30, 1861	Jeremiah S Bray	John R Lane	deed of trust	Negro woman between 35 and 40 named Mariah; negro man named William about 21; Negro woman Lydia about 19; Negro man Essex about 17; Negro girl Seak about 15; Negro boy named Julian? about 13; Negro girl named Catherine about 11; Negro boy named Jim about 9; Negro boy named Nuk about 7; Negro girl named Neneda about 5; Negro girl Hannah about 3 listed along with real and personal property as securities for debts. Various secured parties.
Book 32 page 234	December 1, 1845	Leah O. Steed	Martin Hopkins	bill of sale	Negro girl named Caroline, 5 years 6 months, sold at auction. Reference to book 20 page 59, perhaps of Montgomery County.	$150
Book 32 page 289	July 9, 1861	Eli Wallace	James Page	apprenticeship bond	Apprenticeship of Eli Wallace, free Negro.
Book 32 page 355	November 2, 1861	David Campbell	John B. Campbell	bill of sale	woman slave named Nancy Ann about 18 and her child about 3 months old	$500
Book 32 page 371	January 19, 1862	Duncan Davis	Hardy Brown	deed of trust	Negro man named Joshua included along with real property. Secured party Alfred Brower.
Book 32 page 383	April 7, 1862	Ormond F. Long	William J. Long	bill of sale	fifth part interest in "land and negroes and personal property of the late John Long" conveyed: Joseph, Bob, Hard, Madison, Bud, Mat, Isaac, John, Lolly, Robert, Betty, Larok, Polly, Abby, Mary & child, young Betty & Albert.
Book 32 page 507	December 24, 1862	John L Cheek	Jno' C Jackson	deed of trust	unnamed Negroes conveyed along with all estate and possessions, to be held in trust
Book 33 page 91	December 14, 1863	Charles Hoover, trustee	Eliza J. Brown, Joseph C. Brown, John W Charles Brown	deed	Slaves from Estate of Joseph Spurgen: Harrison, 33; Milly, 31; Lorak, 12; Lucinda, 9; Alsan, 29; Robert, 27; Letitia, 23; Frank, 7, Alexander; 21; Julian, 19; Lucy, 8; Ellison, 1 year 7 months; and Norman, 19. These are the descendants of Negro slave Luce, who was conveyed in trust Davidson County to Charles Hoover on November 8, 1830. Also referenced is Davidson County book 4, page 771 from Joseph Spurgen to Laretta Matilda Mack, now deceased, the mother of the grantees.
Book 33 page 100	November 4, 1863	John Cassady	William Cassady	bill of sale	Negro woman Jane about 24 and her daughters, Mary about 6 and Hannah about 2. Date looks like 1868 but is presumably 1863; the document was registered in 1864 before the end of the war.	$2100
Book 33 page 136	June 18, 1864	Wellborn	Wellborn (various)	partition in kind	Man Ed, 33; Grun [unclear]; Isaac, 22; Cornelia, 20, and child aged 6 months
Book 33 page 137	January 1, 1859	Alexander Gray	Julius A Gray	deed of gift	Negro woman named Elvira, about 33, and her daughter Emma Victoria, about 14	-
Book 33 page 137	November 29, 1858	Sarah H Gray	Letty H Foster, Alfred G Foster, Julius A Gray, Robert H Gray	partition in kind	Division of slaves of Sarah H Gray, late of Randolph County. Bob to Alfred G. Foster; Alfred, Jude and Laura (child of Jude) to Julius A. Gray; Sylvia, Lena, and Louisa to Robert H Gray.
Book 33 page 137	December 10, 1856	Alexander Gray	Julius A Gray	deed of gift	Negro slave Henry, a blacksmith by trade, aged 34; Franklin aged 33; Simeon aged 30; Cornelius aged 18.	-
Book 33 page 150	December 30, 1859	Alexander Gray	Julius A. Gray	deed of gift	Three Negro man slaves: Joe, 25; Wiley, 20; Van Buren, 18. Grantee is presumably https://www.ncpedia.org/biography/gray-julius-alexander	-
Book 33 page 151	January 1, 1864	Martha E. Gray, Julius A. Gray	Martha A. Gray et al	partition in kind	Division of slaves of R.H. Gray, deceased. To Martha, widow: Charles, William, Jere, Lylar, Mary, Henry, Loudy, Alfred, Catharine, Corinna, Lucinda, and Douglas. To children: Negro slaves Hardee, Turner, Moses, George, Frances, Victoria, Yever, and Louisa and child.