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Will of Abner Green, governing the disposition of real and person property, including land granted to him by the Spanish government, and the following enslaved persons: Aggy, Easter and her children, Dick, Gilbert, Betty + Celeste, Bess and her two sons July and Jonpa, Jude and Andrew her son, and six additional names that could not be read due to a tear in the paper. Also mentioned are Betito and his wife Bess, who Green frees, and bequeaths seven hundred dollars in cash, threww cows + calves, three breeding sows, two good work creatures, one yoke of oxen, and one hundred pounds of bacon, fifty pounds of sugar and coffee, and twenty acres of land.
Approximate Creation Date
1809-07-19
Time Period
1800-1809
Subjects
Slaveholders ; Slavery -- Mississippi ; Slavery -- Mississippi -- History -- Sources ; Slaveholders; Legal Documents
Keywords
slavery; enslaved persons; Mississippi; estate files; probate files; Adams County; Abner Green
Disciplines
African American Studies | Cultural History | United States History
Geographic Location
Adams County (Miss.)
Object Type
Text
Physical Format
Will
Digital Format
TIFF
Physical ID
Will of Abner Green, governing the disposition of real and person property, Abner Green Estate File, Box 16, Adams County Probate Records, Historic Natchez Foundation
Digital ID
HNF_Box16_GreenAbner_011817_c
Source
Abner Green Estate File, Box 16, Adams County Probate Records, Historic Natchez Foundation
Repository
Historic Natchez Foundation
Publisher
Historic Natchez Foundation
Digital Publisher
Mississippi State University Libraries
Rights
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Recommended Citation
Will of Abner Green, governing the disposition of real and person property, Abner Green Estate File, Box 16, Adams County Probate Records, Historic Natchez Foundation
Contact Information
hnf@natchez.org
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