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1. Receipt for the Purchase and Title of an Enslaved Man Named Charles, 1857

Creator:: Mills, E.M.
Collection:: Ragsdale Family Papers, 1844-ca.1920
Institution:: South Carolina Historical Society

2. Names of Thirty-Six Enslaved Persons Purchased by Langdon Cheves Sr. from the Estate of James Cuthbert, 1839

Collection:: Langdon Cheves Papers, 1777-1864
Institution:: South Carolina Historical Society

3. Bill of Sale for the Enslaved Woman Cornelia and her Son Jack from Stephen Elliot to James Adger, 1830

Collection:: Adger Family Papers, 1813-1932
Institution:: South Carolina Historical Society

4. Statement Concerning the Purchase of Eleven Enslaved Persons by Langdon Cheves Sr.

Creator:: Cheves, Langdon, 1776-1857
Collection:: Langdon Cheves Papers, 1777-1864
Institution:: South Carolina Historical Society

5. Bill of Sale for Five Enslaved Persons from the Estate of William E. Turnbull to Langdon Cheves Sr., 1838

Collection:: Langdon Cheves Papers, 1777-1864
Institution:: South Carolina Historical Society

6. Slave Sale broadside, 1852

Creator:: DeSaussure, Louis D.
Collection:: Slave Records in the Discrete Manuscript Collection
Institution:: South Carolina Historical Society

7. Bill of Sale for Twenty-Three Enslaved Persons from the Bank of Charleston to Langdon Cheves Sr., 1847

Collection:: Langdon Cheves Papers, 1777-1864
Institution:: South Carolina Historical Society

8. Receipt for the Purchase of the Enslaved Woman Charlotte, 1856

Collection:: Ragsdale Family Papers, 1844-ca.1920
Institution:: South Carolina Historical Society

9. Bill of Sale for Fifty-Nine Enslaved Persons from Maurice Simons to Isaac Ball, 1819

Collection:: Ball Family Papers, 1631-1895
Institution:: South Carolina Historical Society

10. Slave Bill of Sale, 1797

Collection:: Slave Records in the Discrete Manuscript Collection
Institution:: South Carolina Historical Society

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