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2. Receipt for Elias Ball III, 1791

Receipt for Elias Ball III, 1791
Date:
1791-03-22
Description:
A receipt for Elias Ball from John Broughton for three pounds and twelve shillings for his poor tax.

3. Tax Return of J. Moultrie, 1791

Tax Return of J. Moultrie, 1791
Date:
1791
Description:
Tax return for J. Moultrie for acres of swamp, pine land and eighty enslaved persons at PeeDee Plantation.

6. Tax Return for Elias Ball III, 1791

Tax Return for Elias Ball III, 1791
Date:
1791
Description:
A tax return for Elias Ball III for acres, pine land, two carriage wheels, 246 enslaved persons, four enslaved persons at the property of Miss Ball and eighty enslaved persons under the account for John Moultrie Jr.

7. Plat of John Ball's Land at Old Field Plantation, 1791

Plat of John Ball's Land at Old Field Plantation, 1791
Date:
1791
Description:
A 1791 plat of Old Field Plantation in St. John's Parish by surveyor John Purcell. The plantation is stated to have originally belonged to Francis Huger but is now the property of John Ball Esq. The plat includes adjacent areas such as lands belonging to Samuel Bonneau, a part of "Childsburry Common" and lands owned by Elias Ball III.

8. Indenture Between Elizabeth Frances Allston and Benjamin Allston, 1791

Indenture Between Elizabeth Frances Allston and Benjamin Allston, 1791
Date:
1791-02
Description:
A 1791 indenture between Elizabeth Frances Allston of Georgetown and Benjamin Allston for the sale of five enslaved persons, referenced as "negro slaves" from the estate of Benjamin Allston. The enslaved persons are listed as, "Phane," Mary, Thomas, Amos and Stephen.

9. Copy of the Last Will and Testament of John Coming Ball, December 3, 1792

Copy of the Last Will and Testament of John Coming Ball, December 3, 1792
Date:
1792-12-03
Description:
Copy of the last will and testament of John Coming Ball naming John Ball of Kensington Plantation and Elias Ball of Limerick Plantation as his executors, giving the "negro man Nat his freedom and all my wearing apparel," the enslaved women Hagar and her daughter Charlotte their freedom and that Charlotte should be given an education and "placed out" as an apprentice when she comes of age, the enslaved driver Jackey (son of Lucy) his freedom, and bequeaths to Mrs. Wilson any "negro girl" among the enslaved females.

10. The Columbian Herald, January 7, 1792

The Columbian Herald, January 7, 1792
Date:
1792-06-07
Description:
The Columbian Herald newspaper printed on Thursday June 7th, 1792 discussing the "India War" from the House of Commons and advertisements for English goods, a meeting for the Fellowship Society, a public auction for Indian muslins, the sale of cargo of the Brigantine Triton from Bourdeaux, 500 dollars for a plan of construction of the "President's House" in Washington, and 500 dollars for a plan of a "capitol to be erected" in Washington. The remainder of the newspaper discusses the trial of Warren Hasting in London, an extract from a letter from Northampton, and a section from the House of Lords on "repealing the tax on female servants."