Payne, Dennis

- Abt 1834

• Name	Payne, Dennis  [1]
  Gender	Male
  Slavery Event	23 Oct 1833	Fairfax County, Virginia   [1]
  	Probate Inventory of Harrison Allison. Slaves: John Blackbourne, George & Cornelius, negro boys, valued together for $500. Jacob Burrell, negro, $400. James Gaddis, negro, $200. Isaac Lewis, negro, $400. Ben May, a very old man, $10. Elizabeth Mudd, negro, $200, given to William Rogers & wife. Jack Mudd, negro, $250. Isaac Parker, negro, $300. Dennis Payne & Gracy, very old people, valued together for $1. Bersheba, negro & her 5 children: Mariah, Sally, Henry, Boson and Daniel valued together for $1100. Penny, negro & her 5 children: Susan, Frederick, Ann, Helen and Harry valued together for $800. Jane Eliza, negro & her 2 children: Mary and Bill valued together for $300. Enoch, negro, $700, given to Robert Allison. Harriet, negro, $700, given to Robert Allison. Jeff, negro, $700, given to Robert Allison. Mary, negro, $700, given to Robert Allison. Matilda, negro & her infant valued together for $300, given to William Greenwood & wife. Sophy, negro, $800, given to Edward Jacobs & wife.
  	Freedom Status: Enslaved
  Slavery Event	May 1834	Fairfax County, Virginia   [2]
  	Estate Account of Harrison Allison, dec'd. Jan. 1833: cash paid for shoes for negro Bersheba. Feb. 1833: cash paid for blankets for Isaac & Ben. Mar. 1833: cash paid for clothing for Grace & Dennis. Aug. 1833: cash paid for clothing for Penny & child. 1833: clothes and food for "blacks" mentioned.
  	Freedom Status: Enslaved
  Died	Abt Sep 1834  [3]
  Slavery Event	May 1835	Fairfax County, Virginia   [3]
  	Estate Account of Harrison Allison. Dec. 1833: cash paid for wood furnished to Dennis, old slave of the estate. Sep 1834: cash paid for burial of old Dennis. Jan 1836: cash paid for wood for old Grace.
  	Freedom Status: Enslaved
  Name	May 1835	Fairfax County, Virginia   [2, 3]
  	Dennis
  Slavery Event	15 May 1837	Fairfax County, Virginia   [4]
  	Guardian Account of Amanda Allison, Andrew Allison & George W. Allison (Estate of Harrison Allison). Slave Hires. Bersheba, old woman & boy Daniel hired out for victuals and clothes in 1833. Bersheba, old woman hired out for victuals & clothes in 1834. Boson,a small boy, hired out for victuals & clothes in 1833 and hired out to Dennis Johnson for $4 in 1834. Cornelius, a small boy, hired out for victuals & clothes in 1833 and 1834. Daniel , a boy, hired out for victuals & clothes in 1834. Dennis & Old Grace living near Alexandria, [hired out for?] a small charge against estate for fire wood in 1833. Frederick, a small boy, hired out for victuals & clothes in 1833 & 1834. George, a small boy, hired out for victuals & clothes in 1833 and hired out to Tartton Henderson for $4 in 1834. Grace, an old woman, hired out for victuals & clothes in 1834. Jacob, a young man, hired out to William D. Nutt for $55 in 1833 and for $60 in 1834. Jane Eliza & two small children hired out to William Greenwood for $6 in 1833 and hired out to William Kaling for $20 in 1834 (one child having died in previous year). John Blackburn, a small boy, hired out for victuals & clothes in 1833 and hired out to Richard M. Lee for $12 in 1834. Maria, a young woman, hired out to James Reid for $24 in 1833 and hired out with her infant child to Horace Windsor for $12 in 1834. Penny & three children hired out for victuals & clothes in 1833 and [all] hired out to Lawrence Hooff for $1 in 1834. Susan, a small girl, hired out to Thomas Meade for $6 in 1833 and hired out to Theodore Meade for $12 in 1834. James Gaddis, an old man, hired out to John Wiggs for $40 in 1833 and 1834. Henry Herbert, a boy, hired out to his father, Henry Herbert for $18 in 1833 and $20 in 1834. Sally Herbert, a girl, hired out to Alexander Moore for $18 in 1833 and for $20 in 1834. Isaac Lewis, young, hired out to James W. Coakley for $60 in 1833 and to Lawrence Hooff for $60 in 1834. Ben May, an old man, hired out to John Rogers for $15 in 1833 and to Joseph Cash for $15 in 1834. John Mudd, a young man, hired out to William Simms for $40 in 1833 and to Robert Allison for $40 in 1834. Isaac Parker, an insane man, hired out to William Javins for $30 in 1833 and to Dennis Johnson for $30 in 1834.
  	Freedom Status: Enslaved
  Person ID	I453	Slavery Inventory Database
  Last Modified	13 Jun 2018

  
  
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  [S76] Fairfax County, Virginia, Superior Court Will Book 1: 89, Inventory of Harrison Allison, 1833; Fairfax Circuit Court Historic Records Center, Fairfax, Virginia. [S83] Fairfax County, Virginia, Superior Court Will Book 1: 96, Estate Account of Harrison Allison, 1834; Fairfax Circuit Court Historic Records Center, Fairfax, Virginia. [S80] Fairfax County, Virginia, Superior Court Will Book 1: 106, Estate Account of Harrison Allison, 1835; Fairfax Circuit Court Historic Records Center, Fairfax, Virginia. [S74] Fairfax County, Virginia, Will Book S1: 119, Guardian Account of Amanda Allison, Andrew Allison, George W. Allison, Porter Allison & Sinah Ann Allison, 1837; Fairfax Circuit Court Historic Records Center, Fairfax, Virginia.