Participant Info

Slaveholder

Peyton Walden

Locations

Thomas County, Georgia

Researcher

Julie Stevens

Researcher's E-mail

slbelle AT hotmail.com

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The estate sale for Peyton, held on January 5, 1858, notes the sale of the following slaves: negro man TOM (sold to Steven Sampson of Ky); negro man WALTER (sold to John Q. Adams of Ky); negro man ISAIAH (sold to James L. Seward); negro man ALBERT (sold to James L. Seward), negro man CROCKET (sold to Steven Sampson); negro man NATHAN (sold to James Daniels); negro man GEORGE (sold to Stevens Sampson); negro man CEASAR, wife, and 2 children (sold to P. McLean); negro man, old, CATO (sold to Daniel Stringer); boy FRANK (sold to James Douglass of Ky); boy HENRY (sold to WG Ponder); boy BOB (sold to TM Boston), girl BIRTH (sold to Steven Sampson), girl RACHAEL (sold to J. Adams), girl ELISHER and child(sold to A. Ferrell) ; girl SHARLOTTE (sold to John Adams); girl ELLEN (sold to N. McKnon); girl ELLEN (sold to P. McLean); girl HALE (sold to AT McIntyre); girl HET (sold to FI Browning); boy PETER (sold to Steven Sampson); girl MARTHA (sold to RJ Bower). In May, August, and September of 1855, Dr. William Hall visited Peyton's plantation and treated a slave woman by the name of EDIKER. In June of 1856, Dr. William Hall provided a prescription and medicine for KATE. In August of 1857, Dr. Hall attended to KATE and delivered her baby. In May of 1857, Dr. William Hall visited Peyton's plantation and treated ALBERT. In August of 1857, Dr. William Hall visited Peyton's plantation and treated BOB, who had a fever. In October and November of 1857, Dr. William Hall visited Peyton's plantation and treated FRANK, who had fractured his clavicle.

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