Orange County Indexed
Division of an estate, 16 January 1819
John Young passed Daniel to his half-brother William Adams, under his 1811 agreement to hold John Adams's people, bought at a constable's sale, for Adams and Young's mother Margaret and then pass them to the Adams children.
- Date
- 16 January 1819
- Record
- Division of an estate
- Citation
- Orange County Deed Book 18/77
See the deed book page at the Register of Deeds →
A page can hold several deeds, and a long deed can run onto the next page. - From
- John Young
- To
- William Adams
- People whose names were not recorded
- Several slaves of John Adams bought at constable's sale
- Note
- UNC Greensboro’s People Not Property catalog dates this deed 10 January 1819.
People named
| Name as recorded | Age | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Daniel |
Each name links to every record naming someone of that name. Family ties are listed only where the record states them.
Other dates in the record
- 25 February 1811: Young's agreement to hold the people for John and Margaret Adams
Elsewhere in Orange County Indexed
- The deed in the historic deeds collection, with its published abstract: John Young to William Adams, 16 January 1819
Sources
- Orange County Register of Deeds, Expanded Collection of All Sales of Enslaved People in Orange County (2021), abstracts by Mark Chilton. This entry summarizes Chilton’s abstract. Orange County Indexed wrote the description.
- People Not Property, UNC Greensboro, catalog entry NC.ORG.18.77.1 (same deed-book page; the catalog’s date differs, so check that it is the same deed).
This page is drawn from abstracts and catalog entries, not from the original document. Before relying on it, check the deed book page.
