Volume 02 Page 0043

List of Negroes at Gowrie and East Hermitage This 23d April 1854

	Stephney	(Driver)
	Celim	P
	Bella	P
C	Will	P
	Jenny	P
C	Cuffy	P
	Linda	P
	Lilly
	Betty	(Brister) P
	Clarinda	(Pussy)
	Pompy	P
	Sarey	& Child (Edward) P
	Simon	½
	William	P
	Cotta	P
	Martha	½
	Clary	(Plann Cook)
	Ralph	P
	Clarinda	P
	Hector	P
	Phillis	& Child (Francis)
	Tilla	P
C	Ellen
	Jackson
	Deborah
	Jimmy	(Engineer, Fireman)
	Dinah	P
	Bess	& Child (Charles) P
	Joe	(Old, Watchman) died March 19th 1855 Asthma & old age
	Die	P
Little	Joe
	Rose
	Lazarus
	Martha & Mary	(Twins)
	Mingo	½

Little	Phillis	P
	Cain	C Twins 19 Years ½
	Abel	Twins 19 Years ½
	Betty	(Nurse) She died at Gowrie 4th Decr 1877
	Amos	C P
	Judy	P
	Clary	½
	Adam	Twins 20 Years P
	Eve & Child (Jane 1 Yr.)	C Remarkable woman Twins 20 Years P
	Anthony	Runaway. Died from it in Charleston P 35 Yrs
	Binah & Child (Elsey, 2 Months)	P 22 [Yrs]
	Nancy (Hunt)	½ 17 [Yrs]
Little	George	(Waiting on Overseer) 12 [Yrs]

This Family, from Ball's Estate, Cooper River at $550.

Jupiter	½	50
Binkey	½	48
Rebecca	P	17
Tommy	P	20
Mary	½	14
Harry		11

all except, Rebecca died of Consumption. Jupiter, Tommy & Mary died in Charleston, Dr Ogier's Charge.

N.B.
Old George & his Family of 13, were
purchased from Mr Hunt of Santee River
at $800. Truly fine family & well worth
that, but Cholera took nearly all off!

Total Negroes at East Hermitage = 61
Prime Hands [at East Hermitage ] = 28
Half Hands [at East Hermitage ] = 11 or = 5½
Total Prime hands [at East Hermitage ] = 33½
At Gowrie, Prime, equal 26½
The lowest Calculation, Total P = 60
and Total Negroes, on both places = 111

Born since last April Amey's Brister
& gave blanket. Died January 30th 1855