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- Census Transcriptions
- 1782 Surry County, Virginia Census
- 1782 Surry County, Virginia Census
- 1787 Surry County, Virginia Tax List A
- 1787 Surry County, Virginia Tax List B
- 1850 Census of the Hardeman County, Tennessee Poor House
- 1850 Census of the Surry County, Virginia Poor House
- 1850 Charles City County, Virginia Mortality Schedule
- 1850 Charles City, Virginia Census, Part 1
- 1850 Charles City, Virginia Census, Part 2
- 1850 Charles City, Virginia Census, Part 3
- 1850 Charles City, Virginia Census, Part 4
- 1850 Lawrence County, Alabama Slave Census
- 1850 Lawrence County, Alabama Slave Census (8th District)
- 1850 Limestone County, Alabama Slave Census (District 3)
- 1850 Limestone County, Alabama Slave Census (District 4)
- 1850 Limestone County, Alabama Slave Census (District No. 3, Athens)
- 1850 Lowndes County, Alabama Slave Census, Part 1
- 1850 Lowndes County, Alabama Slave Census, Part 2
- 1850 Lowndes County, Alabama Slave Census, Rocky Mount District
- 1850 Macon County, Alabama Slave Census
- 1850 Macon County, Alabama Slave Census
- 1850 Madison County, Tennessee Mortality Schedule
- 1850 Surry County, Virginia Mortality Schedule
- 1850 Surry County, Virginia Slave Census
- 1860 Accomack County, Virginia Mortality Schedule
- 1860 Charles City County, Virginia Mortality Schedule (All listed as being born in Virginia)
- 1860 Gloucester County, Virginia Mortality Schedule
- 1860 Mortality Schedule, Isle of Wight County, Virginia
- 1860 Noxubee County, Mississippi Mortality Schedule (Adams – Cunningham)
- 1860 Noxubee County, Mississippi Mortality Schedule (Dantzler – Hutchinson)
- 1860 Noxubee County, Mississippi Mortality Schedule (Ivy – Nunn)
- 1860 Noxubee County, Mississippi Mortality Schedule (Oliver – Wingate)
- 1860 Noxubee County, Mississippi Mortality Schedule (Slaves without surnames)
- 1860 Surry County Virginia Mortality Schedule (All listed as being born in Virginia)
- 1870 Noxubee County, Mississippi Mortality Schedule (Adams – Cunningham)
- 1870 Noxubee County, Mississippi Mortality Schedule (Dantzler – Hunter)
- 1870 Noxubee County, Mississippi Mortality Schedule (Ivy – Meyers)
- 1870 Noxubee County, Mississippi Mortality Schedule (Nance – Swift)
- 1870 Noxubee County, Mississippi Mortality Schedule (Tate – Young)
- 1880 Census of the Jackson, Tennessee Jail House
- 1915 Census of the Seminole Indians of Miami Agency, Florida
- 1915 Census of the Seminole Indians of Miami Agency, Florida
- 1929 Census of the Mississippi Choctaw Indians
- 1929 Census of the Mississippi Choctaw Indians
- 1929 Census of the Mississippi Choctaw Indians
- 1929 Census of the Mississippi Choctaw Indians
- 1929 Census of the Mississippi Choctaw Indians
- 1929 Census of the Mississippi Choctaw Indians
- 1929 Census of the Mississippi Choctaw Indians
- 1929 Census of the Mississippi Choctaw Indians
- 1929 Census of the Mississippi Choctaw Indians
- 1929 Census of the Mississippi Choctaw Indians
- African American Heads of Household listed in the 1830 Surry County, Virginia Census
- African American Heads of Households listed in the 1840 Surry County, Virginia Census
- African Americans Heads of Households listed in the 1830 Charles City County, Virginia Census
- African Americans listed in the 1850 Surry County, Virginia Census
- African Americans listed in the 1860 Madison County,. Tennessee Free Census Schedule
- Charles City County, Virginia Slave Schedule – 1860 Census
- Free African Americans Enumerated in the 1850 & 1860 Hardeman County, Tennessee Census
- Free African Americans Enumerated in the 1850 and 1860 Gibson County, Tennessee Census
- Free African Americans Enumerated in the 1850 and 1860 Haywood County, Tennessee Census
- Free African Americans Enumerated in the 1850 Franklin County, Tennessee Census
- Free African Americans Enumerated in the 1860 Hardin County, Tennessee Census
- Free African Americans Enumerated in the 1860 Sumner County, Tennessee Census
- Free African-American Families in Georgia in 1830
- Heads of Families listed in the 1784 Surry County, Virginia Census
- Heads of Households listed in the 1810 Charles City County, Virginia Census
- Noxubee County, Mississippi Slave Schedule – 1860 Census
- Emigrants to Liberia
- Emigrants to Liberia – Census Lists
- Census of the Colony of Liberia — September, 1843, Population of the Town of Caldwell
- Census of the Colony of Liberia — September, 1843, Population of the Town of Caldwell
- CENSUS OF THE COLONY OF LIBERIA —- SEPTEMBER, 1843 – Population of the town of Bassa Cove
- CENSUS OF THE COLONY OF LIBERIA —- SEPTEMBER, 1843 – Population of the town of Bexley
- CENSUS OF THE COLONY OF LIBERIA —- SEPTEMBER, 1843 – Population of the town of Edina
- CENSUS OF THE COLONY OF LIBERIA —- SEPTEMBER, 1843 – Population of the town of Sinoe
- Census of the Colony of Liberia, September 1843 – Town of Monrovia – Page 6
- Census of the Colony of Liberia, September 1843 – Town of Monrovia – Page 1
- Census of the Colony of Liberia, September 1843 – Town of Monrovia – Page 2
- Census of the Colony of Liberia, September 1843 – Town of Monrovia – Page 3
- Census of the Colony of Liberia, September 1843 – Town of Monrovia – Page 4
- Census of the Colony of Liberia, September 1843 – Town of Monrovia – Page 5
- Census of the Colony of Liberia, September 1843 – Town of Monrovia – Page 7
- Census of the Colony of Liberia, September 1843 – Town of New Georgia
- Census of the Colony of Liberia, September 1843 – Town of New Georgia
- Census of the Colony of Liberia, September 1843 – Town of New Georgia
- Emigrants to Liberia – Notes of events which transpired at Cape Palmas, in reference to the difficulties between the American settlers and the surrounding native tribes, in December, 1843
- Emigrants to Liberia – Persons that have removed to the colony at their own charge, and those that have obtained their discharge from trading vessels, desiring to reside in the colony
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Lists
- Emigrants to Liberia – Barque Globe’s Company, arrived at Monrovia December 31, 1843
- Emigrants to Liberia – Barque Marine’s company, arrived at Bassa Cove, February, 1838
- Emigrants to Liberia – Barque Union’s Company, arrived at Monrovia July 1, 1841
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Ajax’s Company, arrived at Monrovia July 11, 1833 pg. 1
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Ajax’s Company, arrived at Monrovia July 11, 1833 pg. 2
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig American’s Company, arrived at Monrovia June 26, 1833
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig American’s company, arrived at Monrovia September 16, 1832
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig American’s company, arrived at Monrovia September 16, 1832, (pg.2)
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Argus’s Company, arrived at Monrovia April, 1834
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Criterion’s company, arrived at Monrovia October 30, 1831
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Doris’s Company, arrived at Monrovia August 11, 1827
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Doris’s Company, arrived at Monrovia January 15, 1828
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Heroine’s company, arrived at Monrovia March 4, 1830
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Hunter’s company, arrived at Monrovia March 13, 1825
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Independence’s company, arrived at Bassa Cove
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Liberia’s company, arrived at Monrovia February 17, 1830
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Luna’s company, arrived at Bassa Cove August, 1836
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Mail’s company, arrived at Sinoe July 9, 1838
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Montgomery’s company, arrived at Monrovia June, 1830
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Nautilus’s company, arrived at Monrovia February 19,1828
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Nautilus, arrived at Sierra Leone March 8, 1821
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Roanoke’s Company, arrived at Monrovia February 17, 1833 pt. 1
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Roanoke’s Company, arrived at Monrovia February 17, 1833 pt. 2
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Roundout’s company, arrived at Monrovia February 4, 1837
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Rover’s Company, arrived at Monrovia April, 1835
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Rudolph Groning’s Company, arrived at Monrovia March, 1841
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Strong’s company, arrived at Monrovia August 8, 1822
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Vine’s Company, arrived at Monrovia February 6, 1826
- Emigrants to Liberia – Oswego’s Company, arrived at Monrovia May 24, 1823
- Emigrants to Liberia – Schooner Charlotte Harper’s company, arrived at Bassa Cove, 1838
- Emigrants to Liberia – Schooner Fidelity’s Company, arrived at Monrovia July 29, 1823
- Emigrants to Liberia – Schooner Margaret Mercer’s company, arrived at Monrovia, 1833
- Emigrants to Liberia – Schooner Oriental’s company, arrived at Monrovia July 10, 1837
- Emigrants to Liberia – Schooner Orion’s company, arrived at Monrovia December 10, 1831
- Emigrants to Liberia – Schooner Randolph, arrived at Monrovia July 17, 1828
- Emigrants to Liberia – Schooner Reapers’s company, arrived at Monrovia February 18, 1831
- Emigrants to Liberia – Schooner Regulus’s Company, arrived at Monrovia June, 1841
- Emigrants to Liberia – Schooner Swift’s company, arrived at Monrovia July, 1836
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Carolinian’s company, arrived at Monrovia December 4, 1830
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Cyrus’s Company, arrived at Monrovia February 13, 1824
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Elizabeth’s company, arrived at Sierra Leone March 9, 1820
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Emperor’s Company, arrived at Monrovia February 12, 1838 Page 1
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Emperors Company, arrived at Monrovia February 12, 1838 Page 2
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Harriet’s company, arrived at Monrovia March 24, 1829
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Hercules’s company, arrived at Monrovia January 16, 1833 (pg. 2)
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Hercules’s company, arrived at Monrovia January 16, 1833 (pg. 3)
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Hercules’s company, arrived at Monrovia January 16, 1833.
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Indian Chief’s company, arrived at Monrovia March 22, 1826
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Indiana’s Company, arrived at Monrovia August 19, 1835
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship James Perkins’s company, arrived at Monrova January 14, 1832
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship James Perkins’s company, arrived at Monrovia January 14, 1832
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship James Perkins’s company, arrived at Monrovia January 14, 1832
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship James Perkins’s company, arrived at Monrovia January 14, 1832
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Jupiter’s Company, arrived at Monrovia January 1, 1834
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Jupiter’s Company, arrived at Monrovia March 8, 1833
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Lafayette’s Company, arrived at Monrovia January 20, 1833
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Lafayette’s Company, arrived at Monrovia January 20, 1833
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Louisiana’s Company, arrived at Monrovia April 9, 1835
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Maripose’s Company, arrived at Monrovia August 21, 1842
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Maripose’s Company, arrived at Monrovia August 21, 1842
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Maripose’s Company, arrived at Monrovia August 21, 1842
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Ninus’s Company, arrived at Monrovia December 9, 1834
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Norfolk’s Company, arrived at Monrovia July 10, 1827
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Saluda’s company, arrived at Bassa Cove March 30, 1840
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Saluda’s company, arrived at Monrovia April 1, 1839
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Saluda’s Company, arrived at Monrovia December, 1841
- Emigrants to Liberia – Ship Saluda’s company, arrived at Monrovia September, 1839
- Emigrants to Liberia – United States ship Ontario, arrived at Monrovia December, 1828
- Emigrants to Liberia – Brig Valador’s company, arrived at Monrovia January 12, 1831
- Statement of Crime in the Colony of Liberia, 1828 – 1843
- Emigrants to Liberia – Census Lists
- Fugitive Slave Cases
- Affidavit and related papers in case of Dennis Duvall vs. various runaway slaves
- Affidavit of Charles Duvall asking for the return of various fugitive slaves
- Affidavit of John Higgins asking for the return of various fugitive slaves
- Fugitive Slave Cases – Artemas Riggs vs. Laura Hall, Ellen Dorsey & her two children, Mary Lizie & Ida
- Fugitive Slave Cases – Benjamin O. Scheckells vs. George Washington Hawkins
- Fugitive Slave Cases – Bill Diggs case
- Fugitive Slave Cases – Catherine J. Gaston vs. Isaac Sharkey
- Fugitive Slave Cases – George Duvall vs. various runaway slaves
- Fugitive Slave Cases – George Watkins vs. John Edwards, Sarah Edwards, Richard Edwards, & Charity Edwards
- Fugitive Slave Cases – James S. Martin vs. Rebecca Howard & James Howard
- Fugitive Slave Cases – Mary Massey vs. Mary Ann Williams
- Fugitive Slave Cases – Samuel Bird vs. Elijah Hawkins, Henry Dorsey & Janes, his wife, James Denny, NIck Boston, John Jones & Nick Jones
- Fugitive Slave Cases – William Clarke vs. Glenn, Sophia, Kitty, Isabel, Amanda, Stacia, Michael & Ernest
- “Fugitive Slave Cases, 1862,” May 15-19, 1862
- Habeas Corpus for Fugitive Slaves
- Habeas Corpus for Caroline Brooks
- Habeas Corpus for Catharine Smith
- Habeas Corpus for Cease alias Teresa Russel
- Habeas Corpus for Chloe Ann
- Habeas Corpus for Henry Gantt
- Habeas Corpus for Isaack Franklin and Levi Snow
- Habeas Corpus for Mulatto Mary and John McKenney
- Habeas Corpus for Nancy Jones, a free colored woman illegally imprisoned in Washington DC
- Habeas Corpus for Sally Jones, aka Negro Jane
- Habeas Corpus for Will Madison
- Habeas Corpus for William Thomas aka William Brown
- Petition of Mary Anne Gray for Habeas Corpus
- Ku Klux Klan
- Crimes Committed by the Ku Klux Klan in Alabama
- Affidavit of Isham Henry – Papers relating to crimes committed by the Ku Klux Klan in Alabama
- Affidavit of John Leslie – Papers relating to crimes committed by the Ku Klux Klan in Alabama
- Affidavit of Mary Campbell – Papers relating to crimes committed by the Ku Klux Klan in Alabama
- Affidavit of Samuel Mastin – Papers relating to crimes committed by the Ku Klux Klan in Alabama
- Case of George Moore and Robert Roundtree, colored
- Daniel Vin makes affidavit in regard to attack of his house by certain disguised men July 10, 1869.
- Deposition of Dean Reynolds, colored – Papers relating to crimes committed by the Ku Klux Klan in Alabama
- Deposition of James Landford – Papers relating to crimes committed by the Ku Klux Klan in Alabama
- E. M. Mulligan, school teacher, makes affidavit in regard to violence of “Ku Klux Klan” near New Market, Madison Co., Ala.
- George Cornelous makes affidavit in regard to Ku Klux Klan taking guns from Plantation on which he is working
- James Miller, Lt. 2nd Inf. submits statement and documents in continuation and completion of his report
- N. F. Gallagher, Bvt. Capt. U. S. Army reports result of visit to Greene County, Ala.
- P. H. Flood 1st Lieut. 2nd Infty. U. S. Army, reports in reference to disturbance in the neighborhood of Stephenson, Ala
- Report of Joseph Lee, Deputy Sheriff, Moulton, Lawrence County, Alabama
- Report of the skirmish between whites and blacks at Wild Goat Cove
- Robert W. Peevy, A. Whited, J. W. Grayson, D. W. Parker & 30 others, citizens of Vienna vicinity petition for troops
- W. R. Hunnicutt, Judge of Probate, J. A. Wheeler and eleven others request that the U. S. Troops stationed at Edwardsville, Ala.
- Crimes Committed by the Ku Klux Klan in North Carolina
- Activities of the Klan in Ashboro, North Carolina
- Activities of the Klan in Roxboro, North Carolina
- Activities of the Klan in Stokes County, North Carolina
- Activities of the Klan in Wayne County, North Carolina
- Affidavit of Cilla Norris
- Affidavit of F. W. Blanchard
- Affidavit of J. C. Whitesell
- Affidavit of J. H. Hopkins
- Affidavit of J. J. Younger
- Affidavit of J. W. Simms
- Affidavit of Vicey Boldin
- Affidavit of W. S. Bradshaw
- Affidavit of William Quackenbush
- Affidavit of Wyatt Prince
- Case of alleged illegal retention of a colored boy by Captain R. E. Johnston, 1st Infantry
- List of names of persons that have been maltreated in Lincoln County, North Carolina
- Names of some of the persons who have been put to death in Alabama within the last 2 years by the Ku Klux Klan
- Petition from Alamance County citizens dissolving their association with the Ku Klux Klan
- Statements, depositions, and other records submitted by Gov. William W. Holden relating to crimes of the Ku Klux Klan
- Crimes Committed by the Ku Klux Klan in Alabama
- Manumission Papers
- Affidavit of Freedom, John Gray
- Affidavit of Freedom, Mary Virginia Howe
- Affidavit of freedom, Albert, Priscilla, Kate & Maria Bouldin
- Affidavit of Freedom, Alexander Jones
- Affidavit of Freedom, Anna Virginia Tilghman
- Affidavit of Freedom, Calvert Syphax
- Affidavit of Freedom, Dennis Taylor
- Affidavit of Freedom, Dilialy Ann Payne
- Affidavit of Freedom, Eliza Jane Jackson
- Affidavit of Freedom, Ellen Ridgley and her daughter Mary Jane Logan
- Affidavit of Freedom, George Lucas
- Affidavit of freedom, Joseph Ambush
- Affidavit of freedom, Theo. Ross
- Certificate of freedom issued to Ann Williams
- Deed of Manumission, Maria Sumerville
- Deed of Manumission, Mary Taylor
- Deed of Manumission, Mary Wood
- Deed of Manumission, Winnie Speaks
- Deed of Manumission, Amelia Brown
- Deed of Manumission, Chas. Shiles
- Deed of Manumission, Eleanor Ann Norris
- Deed of Manumission, Harriet Williams
- Deed of Manumission, John Dutch
- Deed of Manumission, Keziah
- Deed of Manumission, Mary Ann Charlton
- Deed of Manumission, Otho Henson
- Elizabeth Ann Liles, affidavit of freedom
- Fanny Butler, affidavit of freedom
- Jno. W. Lee, Affidavit of Freedom
- Lilah Lancaster, affidavit of freedom
- Littleton Leatherbury, Affidavit of Freedom
- Wills, Property Tax Rolls, Inventory Lists, Reports
- Free Blacks on Personal Property Tax Rolls for Patrick County Virginia for the years 1851-1863
- 1850 Division of Peter Davis Negroes found in Warren County, North Carolina Will Book 41, Page 90 and 91
- A list of free blacks that appear at the end of Personal Property Tax Rolls for Patrick County
- African American Organizations in the History of Lafayette County, Missouri (printed in 1881)
- African Americans Found on the 1866 Personal Property Tax Records for Patrick County Virginia
- African Americans on 1866 Floyd County Virginia Tax Rolls
- Biographies of Some Former Georgia Slaves
- Births, Deaths and Marriages listed in the Vaiden Bible
- Elizabeth Blackwell’s Will
- History of the Arch Social Club
- Inventory and division of the slaves of Benjamin Clarke of Fleming County, Kentucky,
- Jackson Chapel Independent African Methodist Episcopal Cemetery,
- James Thagard Estate, Division of Slaves
- Last Slave Cargo, article from the Lawrence Daily Journal, December 13, 1888
- List of Slaves Emancipated in the Will of George W. P. Custis, December 29, 1862
- List of the Negroes, and their ages, belonging to Peter R. Davis Estate
- Miscellaneous Tennessee and Virginia Information
- Miscellaneous Virginia & South Carolina Information
- Names of slaves sold in St. Helena Parish from May, 1811 – October 1812 – Conveyance Book A
- Names of slaves sold in St. Helena Parish from May, 1811 – October 1812 – Conveyance Book B
- Nathaniel Owens vs. Jacob Bale
- Papers Relating to the Return of the Kickapoo and the Seminole (Negro) Indians from Mexico to the United States, 1870 – 1885
- Pickens, South Carolina First Baptist Church Minutes
- Selected Obituaries from the Michigan Chronicle
- Shoal Creek Baptist Church, Oconee County, South Carolina membership list, Page 1
- Shoal Creek Baptist Church, Oconee County, South Carolina membership list, Page 2
- Six Negroes Dead After Battle With Citizen’s Posse
- Slave Sales in Louisiana
- Some Georgia Slave Owners in 1850
- Some Georgia Slave Owners in 1860
- Telegraph Dispatches in relation to capture and landing of Africans in Bark Wildfire
- The lynching of Anthony Crawford
- Tombstone Transcriptions, David Gordon Cemetery, Gordonsville, Lowndes County, Alabama
- Tombstone Transcriptions, Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Cemetery, Gordonsville, Lowndes County, Alabama
- Tombstone Transcriptions, Rudolph Hill Cemetery Gordonsville, Lowndes County, Alabama
- Wheeler’s in Appomattox and Surrounding Areas – 1880 Soundex Listing
- Will of Giles Travers of Stafford Co, VA, 1717
- Will of Isaac Varn, Duval County, Florida
- Will of John PULLIN, Sr., Wake Co. NC
- Will of Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania County, Virginia
- Will of William Pullins Sr., Halifax Co., NC,
- Census Transcriptions
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- Final Report of the Board of Commissioners for the Emancipation of Slaves in the District of Columbia, 1862-1863
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