>From: ZKAI@aol.com SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com, >Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2005 21:05:14 -0700 > > >Good Evening, >These are slaves listed on the Estate sale of Suprey Chisholme of Chester, >South Carolina. >They were originally owned by David Chisholme jr. who had lived in Louisa >County before moving to Chester, SC around 1810. David died about 1816 in >Chester.SC. the Estate sale was held %&6 of Feb. 1834 > > IMajor, 780 >William 500 >Amy, 200 >Old Chole, 100 >Dudley 700 >Becky, 400 >John, 650 >James, 125 >Clarissa, 300 >Nancy, 175 >Scylla, 450 >Abrahm, 150 >Tilla, 350 >Peter, 175 >Aggy, 450 >Violet, 75 >Mary, 50 >Linsy, 325, >Mary Jane, 200 > Mandy, 150 >Wyatt, 740 >Diana, 475 >Daniel, 137 >Alfred 400 >Major, 140 >Robert, 450 >Patsy, 140 >Julia 250 >Harriet, 200 >Napeoleon, 550 >Tod, 560 >Alex, 400 >Chloe, 100 >Violet, 450 >Ned, 650 >Bob, 650 >Theodore, 200 >Silia, 350 >Anthony, >Sarah, 100 >Anderson, 250, >Bosin, 650 >Barnett, 225 >Charlotte, 100 >Caroline 400 >Jim, 110 > The slaves that are in bold were located on the 1870 census in >Gainesville,Florida. I am hoping to find others researching this family. >any information >about anything will be really appreciated. > >Thank you, >Antoinette Anderson > >If any one is familiar with these names please contactme .There was a >Captain Wlliam Stringfellow listed on the estate sale, and a Dr William >Stringfellow at Fort clark in Gainesville Florida in 1855. could these be >the same >man!!!! > > > > >