Samuel F. Hamblet, dec'd of Troup Co, Georgia-Slaves
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Samuel F. Hamblet, dec'd of Troup Co, Georgia-Slaves
| Rachell (View posts) | Posted: 30 Oct 2005 7:59PM GMT |
Classification: Query
Surnames: Hamblet, Wortham, Lynch, Vann
Samuel F. Hamblet died March of 1829
Wife: Sally/Sarah [Wortham] Hamblet
Son: William Wortham Hamblet
Daughter: Elizabeth Hamblet
Son: Samuel F. Hamblet
William Taliaferro Wortham, Jr. – Administrator [Brother of Sally Wortham Hamblet].
INVENTORY & APPRAISAL OF SLAVES – December 1, 1830
Daniel…………Negro man valued at …… ……$400.00
Hetty………….Negro woman valued at ..… .. …. 350.00
Tena…………...Negro girl valued at ……… …...200.00
Wm. T. Wortham, Adm.-Return of July Term of 1832 concerning Slaves
The balance of the personal property of Samuel Hamblet, deceased, together with three Negroes; Daniel, Hetty and Tena have been employed for the convenience of the Widow [Sally (Wortham) Hamblet] and children of said deceased, together with the Tuition of William W., Elizabeth and Samuel F. Hamblet.
Wm. T. Wortham, Adm.-Return of November Term of 1832 concerning Slaves.
Sales of the Negroes belonging to the said Estate [Samuel F. Hamblet] sold on the first, Tuesday in October 1832. Terms of sale small notes as in case of the other and if not punctually paid to biar, interest in like manner.
1st. William Vann purchased Negro fellow Daniel………...……$550.00
2nd. Henry P. Lynch purchased Negro Woman Hetty & child….600.00
3rd. Henry P. Lynch purchased Negro girl Tena…………….…..343.00
Wm. T. Wortham, Adm.-Return of March Term of 1833 concerning Slaves.
The Negroes to wit Daniel, Hetty and Tena worked for the support of the Orphans of said deceased, from return No. 2 until the first Tuesday in October 1832 at which time was sold.
Wife: Sally/Sarah [Wortham] Hamblet
Son: William Wortham Hamblet
Daughter: Elizabeth Hamblet
Son: Samuel F. Hamblet
William Taliaferro Wortham, Jr. – Administrator [Brother of Sally Wortham Hamblet].
INVENTORY & APPRAISAL OF SLAVES – December 1, 1830
Daniel…………Negro man valued at …… ……$400.00
Hetty………….Negro woman valued at ..… .. …. 350.00
Tena…………...Negro girl valued at ……… …...200.00
Wm. T. Wortham, Adm.-Return of July Term of 1832 concerning Slaves
The balance of the personal property of Samuel Hamblet, deceased, together with three Negroes; Daniel, Hetty and Tena have been employed for the convenience of the Widow [Sally (Wortham) Hamblet] and children of said deceased, together with the Tuition of William W., Elizabeth and Samuel F. Hamblet.
Wm. T. Wortham, Adm.-Return of November Term of 1832 concerning Slaves.
Sales of the Negroes belonging to the said Estate [Samuel F. Hamblet] sold on the first, Tuesday in October 1832. Terms of sale small notes as in case of the other and if not punctually paid to biar, interest in like manner.
1st. William Vann purchased Negro fellow Daniel………...……$550.00
2nd. Henry P. Lynch purchased Negro Woman Hetty & child….600.00
3rd. Henry P. Lynch purchased Negro girl Tena…………….…..343.00
Wm. T. Wortham, Adm.-Return of March Term of 1833 concerning Slaves.
The Negroes to wit Daniel, Hetty and Tena worked for the support of the Orphans of said deceased, from return No. 2 until the first Tuesday in October 1832 at which time was sold.