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University of Virginia Press
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The Museum of the
Confederacy
Brockenbrough Library 1201 East Clay Street
Richmond, VA 23219
804-649-1861
Fax: 804-644-7150
Included in the papers of this Georgia estate is an 1845 slave
bill of sale.
(Acc. GA Table 3)
Receipts for the sales of slaves.
(Acc. B 105)
Military order regarding slaves serving with their respective
regiments without written permission from their masters.
(Acc. C 241)
Contract for the hire of a female slave.
(Acc. D 268)
Itemized account of expenses to Petersburg for slaves freed by
Mrs. B. L. Horner.
(Acc. H 498)
Included in the papers of this Abingdon family is a photograph of
a slave named Big Tom.
(Acc. MC3J-525-A)
Slave sales receipts and appraisals.
(Acc. MC3 FLA 13)
Impressment receipt for three slaves.
(Acc. MC3 FLA 9)
Included is a life insurance policy issued by the American Life
Insurance Company and Trust Company, Philadelphia, on the life of a
slave named George.
(Acc. MC3 B-105)
A detailed collection with many depictions of blacks during the Civil
War including laborers, Union soldiers, fugitive slaves, slaves in
Confederate camps, black churches, and plantation scenes. (Afro-
American Photographs)
Receipts for sales of slaves named John (sold for $3,700) and Monroe
(sold for $3,600).
(Acc. MC3 B-105)
(Acc. B 105)
For a female slave named Olive.
(Acc. GA R)
Pay certificate for this free black laborer who worked sixty-two
days on fortifications
(Acc. MC3G-403-E)