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James Gignilliat
15 January 1822
| James Gignilliat had 7 heirs to his estate, all of
them were cousins. Five children of his uncle John May Gignilliat
and 2 children of his uncle Henry Gignilliat. There were a
total of 21 slaves, all divided into 7 lots, and two lists can be found,
one listing all of the slaves, the other listing them in lots.
To keep from being redundant, I will just use the lot listing which was
dated 17 January 1823. James' will was dated 27 February
1821, the slave listing was dated 15 January 1822, a whole year passed
before the estate was settled.
Inventories & Appraisements Vol. D
pgs. 137 & 144
[Glynn County Probate Court] |
Lots #1-5 to J.M. Gignilliat's Children
Harry $200
V. Bell $300
Asia $450
Pompey $500
Louise $300
Daniel $100
Moses $500
Chance $300
Hannah $150
Primus $300
Joe $250
Tamah $360
Aquilla $375
Adam $375
Beck $175
Lots #6 & 7 went to Henry Gignilliat's
children.
Jim $500
Rachel $300
George $100
Bellah $450
Francis $300
Simon #150
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