| Dinah and her daughters Sally and Lizzy are sold by Thomas Jefferson to James Kinsolving. Kinsolving lives in the vicinity of Randolph Jefferson, the enslaver of Dinah’s husband Orange. | |
| Event Type: Subtype | Status: Sale |
| Date | 15 Jan. 1793 |
| Location | From Albemarle County |
| Participant | Role | Status | Occupation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recorded together in source | ||||
| Dinah (b. 1761) | Sold Or Transferred | Enslaved Person | ||
| Sally (b. 1780) | Sold Or Transferred | Enslaved Person | ||
| Lizzy | Sold Or Transferred | Enslaved Person | ||
| Change of enslavers | ||||
| Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) | Seller Or Grantor | Enslaver Or Owner | ||
| James Kinsolving (1760-1829) | Buyer Or Grantee | Enslaver Or Owner | ||
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