Slaves Transported by B.M. Campbell

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Contents 1 About this FSP 1.1 1844 Manifest from Baltimore to Mobile on the Brig ALO 1.2 18 Nov 1848 on the Barge Elizabeth 2 Sources

About this FSP

NOTE See also: Space:The_Slaves_of_Bernard_M_Campbell and Bernard Moore Campbell

This page lists the enslaved persons being transported from Baltimore, Maryland to places in the deep south: Mobile, Alabama and also New Orleans, Louisiana by owner/trader B.M Campbell as well as, others.

1844 Manifest from Baltimore to Mobile on the Brig ALO

Transcript of the Original document:^[1]

[filled-in pre-printed form] MANIFEST of NEGROES, MULATTOES, and PERSONS OF COLOR, taken on board the Brig Alo - whereof James Hooks - is Master, burthen 236 tons, to be transported to the port of Mobile - in the district of Alabama - for the purpose of being sold or disposed of as slaves, or to be held to service or labor.

[Entries include the following information in the following order:] Number of Entry-Names-Sex. Male/Female-Age-Whether Negro, Mulatto, or Person of Color-Owner or Shipper’s Name-Residence. (In this FSP, height was left out; see original). Departure from Baltimore on 4 Oct 1844.

Name	Gender	Age	Complexion	Owners/traders
1-Henson Thomas	Male	45	Black	B M Campbell -Baltimore
2-Charly Hopkins	Male	23	Black
3-Samuel Matthews	Male	40	Mulatto
4-George Brooks	Male	18	Mulatto
5-Elisha Faust	Male	20	Black
6-Joseph Brooks	Male	23	Black
7-Eli Jordan	Male	30	Black
8-William Hess	Male	20	Black
9-Nicholas Simmons	Male	19	Mulatto
10-Edward Woods	Male	45	Brown
11-George Neil	Male	26	Black
12-Peter Ranes	Male	25	Black
13-Daniel Wist	Male	22	Mulatto
14-Frank Harrison	Male	18	Black
15-Charles Smith	Male	18	Black
16-Aaron Harrison	Male	17	Black
17-William Thomas	Male	22	Black
18- Aaron Loy	Male	20	Black
19-George W Curtis	Male	19	Brown
20-John Stewart	Male	17	Brown
21-Aaron Hawkins	Male	14	Black
22-John Campbell	Male	11	Black
23-Lorenzo Hopkins	Male	10	Black
24-William Tell	Male	8	Black
25-John Little	Male	5	Black
26- Sarah Robinson & Child	Female	25	Black
27- Jane Anderson	Female	20	Brown
28-Mary Gray	Female	18	Black
29-Jane Hawkins	Female	20	Mulatto
30-Celia Leninberger	Female	17	Brown
31-Leah Clark & Child	Female	28	Black
32-Mary Hagerson & Child	Female	20	Black
33-Jane Loy & Child	Female	20	Black
34-Fanny Vinson & Child	Female	22	Black
35-Louisa Elliott	Female	18	Mulatto
36-Blady Burton	Female	24	Brown
37-Alice Butler & Child	Female	27	Black
38-Phillis Chester	Female	22	Black
39-Dolly Martin	Female	20	Black
40-Charlotte Green	Female	11	Black
41-Rachael Spriggs	Female	11	Black
42-Sarah Snowden	Female	11	Black

In October 1845, B.M Campbell along with Joseph Donovan and Hope Hall Slatter shipped 117 souls aboard the Kirkwood from the Frederick Street dock, Baltimore, Maryland.

18 Nov 1848 on the Barge Elizabeth

The following list of enslaved persons being transported on the Barge Elizabeth on the 18 Nov 1848 from Baltimore, Maryland to New Orleans, Louisiana by owner/trader B M Campbell, as well as, Hugh N Wallis, Thomas Carter, Henry Sewell:^[2]

Name	Slave Owners/Shippers	Gender	Race	Age	YOB
Richard Duke	B M Campbell	Male	Black	20	1828
Dennis Penn	B M Campbell	Male	Black	20	1828
Elly Chum	B M Campbell	Male	Black	20	1828
Jesse Alton	B M Campbell	Male	Black	26	1822
Samuel Irving	B M Campbell	Male	Black	20	1828
John Taylor	B M Campbell	Male	Black	18	1830
Henry Gray	B M Campbell	Male	Black	24	1824
John Sewell	B M Campbell	Male	Black	17	1831
Thomas Dane	B M Campbell	Male	Black	18	1830
Madison Haynes	B M Campbell	Male	Mulatto	24	1824
Richard Carter	B M Campbell	Male	Black	18	1830
George Washington	B M Campbell	Male	Black	18	1830
John Watson	B M Campbell	Male	Black	28	1820
Henry Montgomery	B M Campbell	Male	Black	22	1826
Margaret Britton	B M Campbell	Female	Black	22	1826
Harriet McKale	B M Campbell	Female	Black	25	1823
Kitty Mckale	B M Campbell	Female	Black	3	1845
Samuel Gross	B M Campbell	Male	Black	7	1841
Ann Thomas	B M Campbell	Female	Black	25	1823
Sophia Ingram	B M Campbell	Female	Black	25	1823
Anna	B M Campbell	Female	Black	6	1842
Margaret Lively	B M Campbell	Female	Black	18	1830
Henrietta Calvert	B M Campbell	Female	Black	15	1833
Lydia Stewart	B M Campbell	Female	Black	14	1834
Frisby Jones	Hugh N Wallis	Male	Black	20	1828
Daniel Geddes	Hugh N Wallis	Male	Black	18	1830
William Grimes	Hugh N Wallis	Male	Black	18	1830
Jervis Grimes	Hugh N Wallis	Male	Black	18	1830
John Spencer	Hugh N Wallis	Male	Black	25	1823
Mariah Hinson	Hugh N Wallis	Female	Black	12	1836
Ann Jones	Hugh N Wallis	Female	Black	21	1827
Soloman Carter	Thomas Carter	Male	Black	36	1812
Natt Summer	Thomas Carter	Male	Black	37	1811
Sophia	Henry Sewell	Female	Black	19	1829
Eliza	Henry Sewell	Female	Black	17	1831
Caroline	Henry Sewell	Female	Black	10	1838
Appalona	Henry Sewell	Female	Black	18	1830
Nelson	Henry Sewell	Male	Black	15	1833
William	Henry Sewell	Male	Black	12	1836
Robert	Henry Sewell	Male	Black	17	1831
Jetson	Henry Sewell	Male	Black	13	1835
Patrick	Henry Sewell	Male	Black	11	1837

Sources

1. ↑ https://www.docsteach.org/documents/document/brig-alo-manifest
2. ↑ https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/1562/images/31204_188995-00181?treeid=&personid=&hintid=&queryId=9aecf8b2fd913db0c99a04860cb7ea66&usePUB=true&_phsrc=PEZ5&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true&_ga=2.135151666.2084745116.1625399632-1871973356.1624804430&pId=49948

• https://www.docsteach.org/documents/document/brig-alo-manifest
• U.S., Southeast Coastwise Inward and Outward Slave Manifests, 1790-1860 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.