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Louisa Hughes (b. 1816) Event Records

Date Type: Subtype Occupation Location Enslaver Role Brief Description Source
1810   Commercial: Enslaved_inventory Albemarle County Plantation roll sorted by age. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 130
1815 Dec.  Provisions: Clothing Distribution list for wool, shirts, socks, blankets, or beds. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 151
1816   Provisions: Clothing Distribution list for wool, shirts, blankets, beds, socks, or hats. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 155
1817   Provisions: Food Monticello Bread supply list. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 156
1817   Provisions: Clothing Distribution list for wool, shirts, blankets, beds, or hats. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 159
1817   Commercial: Enslaved_inventory List of people not leased to Thomas J. Randolph. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 160
1818   Provisions: Clothing Distribution list for wool, shirts, blankets, beds, hats, or summer clothes. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 162
1819   Provisions: Clothing Distribution list for wool, shirts, blankets, beds, hats, or summer clothes. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 164
1819   Provisions: Supplies Blanket distribution list for 1817, 1818, 1820, and 1823. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 165
1821   Provisions: Supplies Blanket distribution list for 1823 and 1826. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 169
1821   Provisions: Food Monticello House Bread supply list. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 171
1821   Provisions: Clothing Distribution list for wool, shirts, blankets, beds, or hats. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 172
1822   Provisions: Clothing Distribution list for wool, shirts, blankets, or beds. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 174
1823 Dec.  Provisions: Clothing Distribution list for wool, shirts, blankets, or beds. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 175
1824 Dec.  Provisions: Clothing Distribution list for wool, shirts, blankets, or beds. Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, page 176