Slave records
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Affidavits Made by Owners Bringing Slaves Into the States, 1818-1847
This volume contains the attestations of enslavers bringing slaves into the State of Georgia. Each attestation lists the total number of slaves, their names and ages. Several records note family relationships - husband and wife, parent and child.
Camden County Returns for Road Duty, 1804-1805
This bound volume lists the names of enslaved Black men, their overseers, and the names of white men who guarded the enslaved. The records also note details about the road projects, including district location, dates, and defaulters.
Camden County Sheriff's Sales, 1807-1826
Camden County Sheriff's Sales, 1826-1837
Camden County Superior Court Papers, 1840
John Bachlott to Daniel R. Proctor, Tanyard property and enslaved man named, Paddy, 1861
John Bachlott to Daniel R. Proctor, Tanyard property and enslaved man named, Paddy
Julian Wilbert Lang historical manuscripts
Collection contains tax related documents, deeds of sale for enslaved Africans and land, a small measurement scale, and a Dr’s receipt
Long Family papers
mid-19th century deeds, wills, correspondence pertaining to the Long Family.
Stafford Family collection
Wills, estate records, deed transactions, receipts and other documents pertaining to the Stafford and connected families (Hawkins, Spalding, Tompkins, and others).