Enslaved persons -- New York (State)
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Bills of Sale of Enslaved Persons
Series
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The contents of this collection consist of handwritten documents in English and Dutch belonging to Johannis Brando, William Brandow, Peter G. Brandow, and others in two document containers, primarily early indentures, leases, mortgages, wills, litigation records, and other documents pertaining to real and personal property in the Loonenburgh patent and town of Cattskill dating from about 1750. Notably, the collection includes 6 bills of sale and a bequest of enslaved adults and children dating...
Columbia County: Historical Documents, 1760 - 1853
File — Case MSS Vertical File Drawer Six
Identifier: Folder 88
Scope and Contents
File contains various business papers and legal agreements from Columbia County including a bill of sale for the purchase of a slave girl named Grace by Jonathan Biglow of Livingston Manor.
Coxsackie John R. Van Den Bergh , 1786-1819
File — Case MSS Vertical File Drawer Nine
Identifier: Folder 109
Scope and Contents
File contains indentures, contracts, articles of agreement, a memorandum, bill of sales, a legal judgment, a petition to the court of common pleas, release of debt document, accounts, will, a release of a Negro child named Tom, two years old, from Nathan Burns to John R. Van Den Bergh, Last will and Testament of John R. Van Den Bergh including bequest of a Negro slave woman to his wife.
Coxsackie: Nan & Dick Bronk, 1816
File — Case MSS Vertical File Drawer Seven
Identifier: Folder 32
Scope and Contents
File contains the indenture as apprentice of former slave Nan Bronk to Daniel B. Wilcox as a house servent. Dick and Nan Bronk mentioned in the document are former African-American slaves of the Bronk family.
