Name | Boggess, Robert [1] | |
Gender | Male | |
Indentured or Convict Servant Event | 15 Nov 1757 | Fairfax County, Virginia ![]() |
Robert Boggess brings into court his runaway servant, Thomas Morris, who was gone for 14 months & 18 days. Boggess says he spent 405 pounds of tobacco in his retrieval. Ordered Morris serve the same and costs. | ||
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Died | Bef 23 Jun 1773 [2] | |
Slavery Event | 23 Jun 1773 | Fairfax County, Virginia ![]() |
Probate Inventory of Robert Boggess. Negro man James £65. Negro man Sampson £26. Negro boy Scarlet £45 [correct gender?]. Negro woman Sebinah & child, Daniel £65. Negro woman Rose £25. Negro girl Pegg £45. Negro girl Beck £40. Negro girl Joan £30. Negro girl Lett £20. | ||
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Slavery Event | 20 May 1774 | Fairfax County, Virginia ![]() |
Sale Account of Robert Boggess. Negro man James £66. Negro man Scarlett £52 [apparently Scarlett is a man]. Negro woman Sebinah & her child £69 [In Will Book C1: 154, Sebinah's child is listed as Daniel]. Negro woman Peggy £51. Negro woman Beck £45. Negro woman Jane £30. Negro woman Lett £20. Negro woman Rose £25. Negro woman Sampson £26 [In Will Book C1: 154, Sampson is enumerated as a man]. [Purchasers of said slaves are not named in this document]. | ||
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Person ID | I1790 | Slavery Inventory Database |
Last Modified | 2 Apr 2019 |
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