1834-12, Polly [Cameron] (born about 1806), Mention: Inventory
- Title
- 1834-12, Polly [Cameron] (born about 1806), Mention: Inventory
- Description
- In December 1834, Polly [Cameron] (born about 1806), an enslaved Black woman, was recorded in a farm memo written by her white enslaver, Duncan Cameron (1777-1853). In this memo, Polly, whose age is given as 28, is noted as the mother of Lucy, William, Sally, and John.
- List of the Slaves Stock +c. belonging to Judge Cameron at his Brick House plantation 1834 Dec. Women + Children Polly 28 Children of Polly Lucy 7 William 5 Sally 4 John 2
- Event Type
- Mention: Inventory
- Action Status
- Completed
- Date
- December 1834
- Location
- Brick House Plantation
- Source
- Farm Memo with a list of enslaved people, 1834 in the Cameron Family Papers, Southern Historical Collection, Wilson Special Collections Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
- Folder no. 3654, Box no. 120, Collection no. 00133
- Primary Participant
- Polly [Cameron] (born about 1806)
- Freedom Status
- Enslaved
- Enslaver
- Duncan Cameron (1777-1853)
- Author
- Duncan Cameron (1777-1853)
- Source Resource
- https://onthesegrounds.lib.unc.edu/api/items/1625
- Source Site
- https://onthesegrounds.lib.unc.edu/
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