Inventory of People Enslaved by William Dover Jenkins 1858; Glynn Co., Georgia

By 1858, the people enslaved by Thomas Dover who were left with William D. Jenkins were whittled down to 42 from 74.
Seven of those 42 were freed sometime before William's death, those 7 were: Peggy, Matilda, Nannetta, Elvira, Jane, Georgianna, and Robert who were living in Freetown, Massachusetts.

Family of 3 Negroes $1000

Toby $300, Mary & Amy $700

Family of 8 Negroes $2102

Old May $100
Charlotte $102
Edy $650
Joe $400
Cinda $400
Amnity? $350
Isabella $200
Nannetta $100

Family of 11 Negroes $4675

Lit. George $450
Patty & infant $500
Patoers? $900
Sukey $600
Daniel $700
Thomas $600
Rachael $400
Dave $200
Charles $175
Henry $150

One man named Jupiter $100

Family of 7 Negroes $4205

Renty $500
Israel $900
Clarissa $300
Neptune $900
Abram $900
London $750
Lit. Israel $450

Family of 5 Negroes $2150

Betty $600
Elizabeth $700
Victoria $300
Hetta $300
James $250

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