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Location: Berkley County, South Carolina
Surnames/tags: Ball Slavery Black_Heritage
Slaves of John Coming Ball, Berkley, South Carolina
The purpose of this page is to document and identify the slaves held by John Coming Ball (1714-1764) in Berkley County.
According to information on the Ball family, John Coming Ball owned seven plantations and 695 slaves at the time of his death.[1]
1765 Estate Inventory
Estate inventory completed January 12, 1765. The following slaves were appraised:[2]
- Mariah 300
- Palace 260
- Silvia & Willie 400
- old Sarah 10
- Caesar 340
- Lydia Prince & Phinius 500
- Jenny 100
- young wench #1 (unnamed) 350
- young wench #2 (unnamed) 350
- Vilot 280
- Susey 260
- Pompey 200
- Jenney 100
- Philippy 320
- Renard 420
- Brawley 380
- Jacob 500
- Lusey 400
- Dickey 350
- Pino 280
- Isaac 250
- Brawley 120
- Cussander 70
- Jenny Bina & Rinah 350
- Amos 250
- Cuffey 200
- Abraham 130
- old Amos 500
- Phebe 200
- Mathias 400
- Lena 250
- Abigall & Minoa 350
- Dockam 50
- Jenney 350
- Jackey 600
- Dolley 350
- John 300
- Cupid 100
- Phender & Natt 380
- Caesar 200
- Cupid 130
- Marcus 270
- Sambo 200
- Bina & Sarah 600
- Marsha 180
- Cato 150
- Julata 200
- Joel 280
- True Love 340
- Linda & child 350
- Grace 100
- Wambaw 340
- Dina Rose & Cuba 380
- Sally 270
- Monimia 500
- Peter 70
- Silvia 50
- Robin 400
- Flora 300
- Silvia 250
- Peter 600
- Melia Die & Beck 380
- Satira 10
- Peggy 300
- Carolina 500
- Nanncy 200
- Roebuck 100
- Portras 180
- Accanto 330
- Lizette 300
- Dina 330
- Santee 150
- Lettuce 80
- Molly 400
- Paris 260
- Betty 500
- Harriet 50
- Scivia 100
- Pompey 10
- Brafey 1
- JUba 500
- Titus 200
- Essex 300
- Sie 270
- Rose Dianna & Rina 470
- Prince 300
- Mary 300
- Hagar & Lena 250
- Janury 300
- Satira & Sirus 400
- Bristol 200
- Hercules 250
- Norig 200
- Savey 300
- Betty & Brass 350
- Sanko 200
- Julius 180
- Lizette 180
- Grace & Allen 180
- Mathias 500
- Donas 200
- Lucey 180
- Hector 380
- Newman 330
- Hannah & Mimba 400
- Glasco 200
- Sofey 300
- Giny 400
- Judy 350
- Nancy & Catey 500
- Taranjo 400
- Natt 300
- Guy 330
- ISabell 300
- Juma & Tom 400
- old Cate 80
- Hamedy 100
- Frank 500
- Daphney & Tomboy 370
- Phillis 180
- Bina 100
- Jack 250
- Charles 150
- Cooba 100
- Cato 200
- Molly 200
- Manzer 400
- Grace Paris & Sam 550
- Devonshire 350
- London 70
- Aincy & Rose 350
- Manney 380
- Sampee 400
- Billie 400
- Bella 300
- Ratcliff 350
- John 150
- Balinda 50
- Ballefo 350
- Rachell 330
- Cato 200
- Sapho 250
- Nelly & Isaac 350
- old Tom 10
- Cuff 500
- Fortune 400
- Hanna 350
- Mary 250
- Sally & Fortune 500
- Tom 150
- Hora 100
- Herculus 350
- Quash 450
- Dennis 400
- Hannibal 450
- Polipus 350
- Cobbey 400
- Greenage 350
- Hannah 60
- Willey 500
- Daniel 500
- Tom 500
- George 450
- Abraham 500
- Stephen 450
- Hampton 370
- Cujoe 350
- Jupiter 200
- Sampson 500
- Primus 600
- Carlow 400
- Liverpool 370
- Bully 350
- Tenan Peggy & Billy 450
- Ned 200
- Clarinda & Mary 500
- Aleck 250
- Phillis & Tenan 350
- Nanncy 300
- Quashebah & Jack 400
- Tena 300
- Jengo 300
- Dublin 350
Sources
- ↑ Ball Family Slaveholders, 1698-1865; Low Country Africana website; accessed 09-20-2022 Link to webpage
- ↑
Estate Inventory:
"South Carolina, Charleston District, Estate inventories, 1732-1844"
citing Court, Charleston, South Carolina, United States, S213032, South Carolina Department of Archives and History, Columbia.
Link to Page (accessed 20 September 2022)
Name: John Coming Ball; Court Date: 29 Nov 1764; Court Place: Charleston, South Carolina, United States; Source Pub Year Range: 1763-1767; Source Series Name: Records Of The Secretary Of State, Recorded Instruments, Inventories Of Estates; Source Series Nbr: S213032; Source Volume Nbr: W.
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