In December 1834, Winney [Cameron] (born about 1810), an enslaved Black woman, was recorded in a farm memo written by white enslaver Duncan Cameron (1777-1853). In this memo, Winney is listed as 24 years old.
In December 1834, Winney [Cameron] (born about 1827), an enslaved Black child, was recorded in a farm memo written by her white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853). In this memo, Winney is listed as 7 years old.
In December 1834, Winney [Cameron] (born about 1831), an enslaved Black child, was recorded in a farm memo written by white enslaver Duncan Cameron (1777-1853). In this memo, Winney, whose age is given as 3 years old, is listed with mother Grace and sibling Violet.
In December 1834, York [Cameron] (born about 1797), an enslaved Black man, was recorded in a farm memo written by white enslaver Duncan Cameron (1777-1853). In this memo, York is listed as 37 years old.
In December 1834, Zilpha [Cameron] (born about 1801), an enslaved Black woman, was recorded in a farm memo written by her white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853). In this memo, Zilpha is listed as 33 years old.
In November 1860, white enslaver Paul Cameron (1808-1891) took "Little Jack" [Cameron] (Active 1860) to be appraised by Joseph Woods (About 1811-1880). Cameron intended to take Jack further South to sell if he was able.
"Little Jack" [Cameron] (Active 1860) was appraised by Joseph Woods (About 1811-1880) at the request of white enslavers Paul C. Cameron (1808-1891) and Margaret Bain Cameron Mordecai (1811-1886) on November 9, 1860 so he could be taken further South to be sold. White appraiser Joseph Woods valued Little Jack at twelve hundred dollars.
Abel [Cameron] (born about 1840-1841) was an enslaved Black child, whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), at Snow Hill Plantation on 1 July 1841.
Abel [Cameron] (born about 1840-1841) was an enslaved Black child, whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), at Snow Hill Plantation on 1 July 1841.
Abner [Cameron] (born about 1796) was a weaver who lived in Orange County, N.C., and was claimed in ownership by white enslaver Duncan Cameron (1777-1853). Abner's name appears in a list of people enslaved at Fairntosh Plantation in 1834.
Abner [Cameron] (born about 1796) was an enslaved Black man whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), at Fairntosh Plantation on 1 July 1841.
Abner [Cameron] (born about 1834) lived in Orange County, N.C., and was claimed in ownership by white enslaver Duncan Cameron (1777-1853). Abner's name appears in a list of people enslaved at Fairntosh Plantation in 1834.
Abner [Cameron] (born about 1834) was an enslaved Black child whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), at Fairntosh Plantation on 1 July 1841.
Abraham [Cameron] (born about 1811-1816) was an enslaved Black man, whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), at Brick House Plantation on 01 July 1841.
Abraham [Cameron] (born about 1811-1816) was an enslaved Black man, whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), at Brick House Plantation on 01 July 1841.
Abram [Cameron] (born about 1814) lived in Orange County, N.C., and was claimed in ownership by white enslaver Duncan Cameron (1777-1853). Abram's name appears in a list of people enslaved at Brick House Plantation in 1834.
Agey [Cameron] (born about 1816-1821) was an enslaved Black woman whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), at Fairntosh Plantation on 1 July 1841.
Agey [Cameron] (born about 1816-1821) was an enslaved Black woman whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), at Fairntosh Plantation on 1 July 1841.
Agga [Cameron] (born about 1821-1826) was an enslaved Black woman, whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), at Bobbits Plantation on 1 July 1841.
Agga [Cameron] (born about 1821-1826) was an enslaved Black woman, whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), at Bobbits Plantation on 1 July 1841.
Aggy [Cameron] (born about 1794) lived in Orange County, N.C., and was claimed in ownership by white enslaver Duncan Cameron (1777-1853). Aggy's name appears in a list of people enslaved at Fairntosh Plantation in 1834.
Aggy [Cameron] (born about 1824) lived in Orange County, N.C., and was claimed in ownership by white enslaver Duncan Cameron (1777-1853). Aggy's name and age appear in a list of people enslaved at Leathers Plantation in 1834.
Agnes [Cameron] (born about 1826-1831) was an enslaved Black child whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), at Eno Plantation on 1 July 1841.
Agnes [Cameron] (born about 1826-1831) was an enslaved Black child whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), at Eno Plantation on 1 July 1841.
Agry [Cameron] (born about 1836-1841) was an enslaved Black chil, whose name appears in a list of enslaved persons claimed in ownership by white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853), in Raleigh
