Slaves of Ann Perratt, Virginia

Date: [unknown] [unknown]
Location: Cumberland, Virginia
Surnames/tags: slavery black_heritage

Slaves of Ann (Perratt) Mayo

This page's purpose is to record the enslaved people owned by Ann (Perratt) Mayo (1701-1773), and attempt to connect them to their families.

William Mayo's Final Will and Testament (1744)

When her husband William Mayo passed away in 1744, Ann was bequeathed 21 of her husbands 31 slaves. Those in italics were to be transfered to her sons Daniel, Joseph or John.^[1]

• Mamoe
• Fatima
• Jenny
• Turpin
• Congo
• Awhey
• Jollof
• Cudgeo
• Maddy
• Harry
• Rose
• Pompey
• Brissey
• Shaty
• Philip
• Robin
• Little Inan
• Kate
• Annie
• Dick
• Ned

1770 Final Will and Testament, Cumberland Co.

12 individuals named in her will, written in January 1770 and probated December 1773.^[2]

• 4 to son Joseph Mayo
  • Cate
  • Ned
  • Moll
  • Moll's child (unnamed)
• 1 to daughter-in-law Ann Carrington
  • Philip
• >7 to son John Mayo
  • Robin
  • Lucas
  • Jacob
  • Luce
  • Pidgon
  • Pero
  • Anne
  • Anne's children (unamed)