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D239 - FitzHerbert family of Tissington - [16th-20th cent]
- E - Estate records - 1380-1940
  - C - Caribbean Estates - 1683-1898
    - J - Jamaican Plantations - 1683-1878
      - 28 - Copy deeds, bonds etc. including purchases of enslaved people - 1769-1797

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D239/M/E/18207
Title	List of enslaved people sent to the Grange Hill and Blue Mountain plantations in Jamaica titled "List of Negroes Bought by Malcolm Laing of William Gray as valued by Thomas French and John Nixon Esq."
Date	1769
Description	On one side names are listed in two columns: men and women; on the reverse the names are listed according to which plantation they were sent. The names are: Sent to Blue Mountain: Manchester; Pompey; Dick; Prince; Robin; Joe; Ned; Charles; Ben; Migniols Dick; Cudjoe; Shadwell; Kent or Cain; Jacob; Sambo; Sampson or Knight; Dick the Dancer; Morris; Yabba or Abba; Maria and her child Nancy; Cynthia; Venus; Dianna; Polly; Susanna; Violet; Martha; Polly; Sarah and her child Hope; Dianna; Fanny; Mimba; Sarah, a girl; Molly, Charles's Wife Sent to Grange Hill: Perth or Paris; Elgin; Harry; Quashey; Accra; Quammin; Appollo; Bachus; Gulliver; Peggy; Phebba and her two children Nancy and Bob; Molly; Jenny; Nancy; Sarah and her child Quashey; Daphne; Benneba; Marian and her child Dick; Betty
Extent	1 item
Level	Item
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	FitzHerbert family of Tissington
Term	Slavery
	Slaves
	Forced labour
	Oppression
	Ethnic groups
Archivist Note	This catalogue entry has been amended in line with cataloguing procedures to address offensive and oppressive language, 1 August 2022 KM