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1798
Bedford County
Commercial: Enslaved_inventory
Plantation roll.
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1805 July
Bedford County
Commercial: Enslaved_inventory
Plantation roll.
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1810
Albemarle County
Commercial: Enslaved_inventory
Plantation roll sorted by age. Marked through.
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1810
Bedford County
Commercial: Enslaved_inventory
Plantation roll.
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1810
Provisions: Clothing
Distribution list for hats.
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1810 Apr.
Poplar Forest
Commercial: Enslaved_inventory
Plantation roll.
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1813
Provisions: Clothing
Distribution list for summer clothing.
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1813
Provisions: Supplies
Blanket distribution list for 1813, 1816, and 1819. Marked through.
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1814 Dec.
Provisions: Clothing
Distribution list for shirts, wool, blankets, beds, hose, or hats.
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1815
Monticello House
Provisions: Food
Bread supply list.
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1815 June 26
Lego
Labor: Agricultural
Farm Laborer
Received mutton and whiskey for labor during wheat harvest.
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1815 Dec.
Provisions: Clothing
Distribution list for wool, shirts, socks, blankets, or beds.
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1816
Provisions: Clothing
Distribution list for hats.
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1816
Commercial: Enslaved_inventory
Tradesman
List of people with notes on spinning and weaving of fabrics.
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1816
Provisions: Clothing
Distribution list for wool, shirts, blankets, beds, socks, or hats.
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1817
Provisions: Clothing
Distribution list for shirts, plains, wool, blankets, hats, beds, or socks.
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1817
Monticello
Provisions: Food
Bread supply list.
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1817
Provisions: Clothing
Distribution list for wool, shirts, blankets, beds, or hats. Marked through.
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1818 Jan. 11
Monticello
Resistance: Work_slowdown_or_stoppage
Cooper
Assigned to work in the cooper's shop. Referred to as "too ungovernable."
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1819
Tomahawk
Provisions: Clothing
Distribution list for wool, shirts, blankets, beds, or hats.
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1819
Poplar Forest
Provisions: Supplies
Blanket distribution list.
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1819 Oct. 10
Bear Creek
Resistance: Physical
Bites an overseer who ordered him to work on a Sunday and leaves Bear Creek.
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1822 Nov.
Poplar Forest
Resistance: Physical
Attacked an overseer, "knock'd him down and wounded him in several places with a knife."
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1822 Nov. 19
Resistance: Freedom_seeking
Award for his capture is advertised in a newspaper. Physical description is provided.
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1822 Dec. 23
Bedford County
Violence: Punishment
Found guilty for the stabbing of overseer William Gough and sentenced to burning "in
the left hand" and 39 lashes.
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1822 Dec. 23
Bedford County
Violence: Punishment
Discussion of court proceedings and his defense lawyer, Christopher Clark.
