Slaves of Wiley Washington Pridgen, Sr., Texas
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Location: Harrison, Texas, United States
Surname/tag: Pridgen, slavery
Location: Harrison, Texas, United States
Surname/tag: Pridgen, slavery
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Contents |
Introduction
This page's purpose is to record the people enslaved by Wiley Washington Pridgen Sr and attempt to connect them to their families.
Slaves
Purchase of Slaves
07 February 1848 from Jonathan Means Wilson in New Orleans, LA.[1]
| NAME | AGE |
|---|---|
| Joseph Pleasant | abt. 17 |
| Louis Mack | abt. 18 |
| George Coats | abt. 18 |
| Frederick Page | abt. 18 |
| James Darby | abt. 20 |
| William Hall | abt. 17 |
| Fannie (Unknown) Pleasant | abt. 18 |
| James Pleasant | abt. 1 |
| Rebecca Starns | abt. 16 |
| Martha Henderson | abt. 16 |
| Rose Barton | abt. 15 |
| Margaret (Turner) Bryant | abt. 16 |
| Hanna Williams | abt. 17 |
| Caroline Hasletine | abt. 16 |
| Mary Ann Brady | abt. 16 |
Tax Rolls
Wiley appears on the following tax rolls in the state of Texas, including the number and value of the slaves he held:
- 1841-1842 Harrison County TX - 34 slaves: 11 under the age of 10, and 23 over the age of 10. [2]
- 1843 Harrison County TX - 41 slaves: 12 under the age of 10, and 29 over the age of 10. [3]
- 1845 Harrison County TX - 38 Slaves: 15 under the age of 10, and 23 over the age of 10. [4]
- 1846 Harrison County TX - 28 slaves (value $6000) plus 4 (value $1,250) from the estate of Samuel A. Jones (Wiley was administrator of estate) [5]
- 1847 Harrison County TX - 27 slaves (value $7000) plus 4 (value $2000) from the estate of *Samuel A. Jones (Wiley was administrator of estate) [6]
- 1849 Harrison County TX - 42 slaves (value $20,200) plus 1 from estate of Samuel A. Jones (value $500) (Wiley was administrator of estate) [7]
- 1849 DeWitt County TX - 11 Slaves (value $7,000) [8]
- 1850 Harrison County TX - 33 slaves (value $16,500) plus 1 from estate of Samuel A. Jones (value $600) (Wiley was administrator of estate). [9]
- 1850 DeWitt County TX - 12 slaves (value $7,000) [10]
- 1851 Harrison County TX - 32 slaves (value $16,000) [11]
- 1852 Harrison County TX - 36 slaves (value $18,000) [12]
- 1853 Harrison County TX - 30 slaves (value $15,000) [13]
Census Records
- Wiley appears on the 1850 Slave Schedule for DeWitt County TX, owning a total of 39 slaves. [14]
| Black Male, age 65 |
| Black Female, age 65 |
| Black Female, age 60 |
| Black Male, age 55 |
| Black Male, age 56 |
| Black Male, age 50 |
| Black Female, age 50 |
| Black Male, age 45 |
| Black Female, age 45 |
| Mulatto Male, age 45 |
| Black Female, age 43 |
| Black Male, age 40 |
| Black Female, age 41 |
| Black Female, age 36 |
| Black Male, age 35 |
| Black Female, age 35 |
| Black Female, age 33 |
| Black Male, age 35 |
| Black Male, age 30 |
| Black Female, age 31 |
| Black Male, age 23 |
| Black Female age 23 |
| Black Male, age 23 |
| Black female, age 22 |
| Mulatto Male, age 20 |
| Black Male, age 18 |
| Black Female, age 17 |
| Black Female, age 17 |
| Black Female, age 12 |
| Black Female, age 9 |
| Black Male, age 8 |
| Black Female, age 6 |
| Black Male, age 6 |
| Black Male, age 4 |
| Black Female, age 3 |
| Mulatto Male, age 2 |
| Mulatto Female, age 1 |
| Black Male, age 1 |
| Black Male, age 1 |
- Wiley also appears on the 1850 Slave Schedule for Harrison County TX, owning a total of 31 slaves. [15] [16]
| Black Male, age 45 |
|---|
| Black Male, age 45 |
| Black Male, age 38 |
| Black Male, age 28 |
| Black Male, age 26 |
| Black Male, age 27 |
| Black Male, age 26 |
| Black Male, age 22 |
| Black Male, age 22 |
| Black Male, age 21 |
| Black Male, age 18 |
| Black Male, age 12 |
| Black Male, age 10 |
| Black Male, age 8 |
| Black Male, age 8 |
| Black Male, age 8 |
| Black Male, age 7 |
| Black Male, age 6 |
| Black Male, age 7 |
| Black Male, age 7 |
| Black Male, age 7 |
| Black Male, age 4 |
| Black Male, age 4 |
| Black Female, age 21 |
| Black Female, age 16 |
| Black Female, age 18 |
| Black Female, age 10 |
| Black Female, age 10 |
| Black Female, age 8 |
| Black Female, age 7 |
| Black Female, age 6 |
| Black Female, age 4 |
Divorce
- September 11 1850 Bond, Mary Pridgen to Wiley W. Pridgen (pg 266)[17]
In 1851 Wiley and his first wife Mary divorced; in the months leading up to the divorce, presumably in an attempt to equitably divide their joint property, Mary signed the bond dated September 11, 1850, in which she sold the following two slaves to Wiley.
| Jim Bryan), age 16 |
| Harriet, age 13 |
She also offered to exchange three more of her slaves ( Zachary Pridgen, Eliza (Unknown) Pridgen and their child Sarah (Pridgen) Austin) for three of Wiley's (Robert Pridgen, Louiza and their child), giving the choice to the slave Zack, but apparently Zack opted to stay with her.
"Know all men by these present that I, Mary Pridgen, am firmly bound unto Wilie W. Pridgen in the sum of five thousand dollars to him to be paid, for the payment of which well and truly to be made I bind myself, my heirs, executors and administrators. The conditions of the above obligation are that whenever the said Wile W. Pridgen shall pay to the said Mary the sum of twelve hundred dollars, she the said Mary will convey and deliver to the said Wilie the following named slaves, viz. Harriet, aged thirteen years of yellow complexion; and Jim, son of Abraham, aged about sixteen years. And conditions further that the said Mary shall exchange Zack and his wife Eliza and child, now in the possession of the said Mary, for Bob, Louiza and child now in the possession of the said Wilie, if the said slave Zack shall prefer serving the said Wilie to serving the said Mary."
- Conveyance of Property, Mary Pridgen to Wiley W. Pridgen (pg 270)[18]
She also signed, that same day, the following, conveying ownership of the listed slaves to Wiley. As Bob, Louisa and their child are all on the list, it is assumed that she gave up her interest in them in exchange for keeping Zack, Eliza and their child.
"Know all men by these present that I, Mary Pridgen, for and in consideration of a division of the joint property belonging to me and my husband Wiley W. Pridgen, have this day sold, transferred, and relinquished all my rights, title and interest, and by these presents do sell, transfer and relinquish all my rights title and interest in and to the slaves here in after named:"
| Name | New Owner |
|---|---|
| Abram Bryan | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Vine (Unknown) Bryan|Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. | |
| Willis | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| James Darby | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Louisa | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| *Louisa's Child | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Robert Pridgen | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Tom | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Peter Bryant | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Milly | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Martha | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Sophia | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Bid | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Louis Mack | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Margaret (Turner) Bryant | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Ellen (Jones) Darby | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Phil | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Sol | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Emma | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| David | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
| Cherry | Wiley W. Pridgen Sr. |
- January 17 1851, Final Divorce Settlement[19]
The following January the couple's divorce was made final, with a jury awarding the following property to Mary. Many of the slaves which she conveyed to Wiley were awarded back to her by the jury. "It is therefore considered by the Court that the said Mary Pridgen be and is hereby divorced from the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between her and the said Wiley W. Pridgen. And it is further considered by the court, the attorneys aforesaid of the parties aforesaid thereto agreeing, that the said Mary Pridgen recover of the said Wiley Pridgen one half of the property now owned by them, which half of said property is as follows to wit:"
| Name | New Owner |
|---|---|
| Zachary Pridgen | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Jacob | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Sol | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Jake | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| James Darby | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| John | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Hetty | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Eliza (Unknown) Pridgen | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| *Sarah (Pridgen) Austin | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Phillis (mother) | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| *Rebecca | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Mary | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Mary Ann Brady | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Henry | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Mary | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Young Bill | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Hall | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Robert Pridgen | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Louisa (mother) | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| *George | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Fanny (mother) | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Jim | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Louis Mack | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Clementine | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| *Clementine's child1 | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| *Clementine's child2 | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
| Harriett | Mary (Baker) Pridgen |
Probate Record
Wiley Pridgen died intestate on November 6, 1854 in Gonzales County, TX. The following information regarding his slaves is found in his probate case file. Note that many of the slaves which were previously awarded to his ex-wife in the 1851 divorce settlement appear on his estate inventory; it is not yet known what agreement was made between the couple regarding who kept possession of which slaves, but it's possible it was an attempt to keep several enslaved families together.
- ESTATE INVENTORY DECEMBER 1854 (see Image 578-579/1920)[20]
| NAME | AGE | VALUE |
|---|---|---|
| man Robert Pridgen | 50 | $550 |
| man Abram Bryan | 40 | $900 |
| woman Vine (Unknown) Bryan | 35 | $700 |
| *girl Rachel Bryan | 4 | $300 |
| *girl Leah Bryan | 4 | $300 |
| *boy Zach Bryan | 2 | $200 |
| woman Louisa | 28 | $900 |
| man Bill | 28 | $1,000 |
| man Daniel | 25 | $1,100 |
| man James Darby | 24 | $1,200 |
| woman Ellen (Jones) Darby | 20 | $900 |
| girl Virginia Darby | 3 | $250 |
| boy Henry Darby | 11 months | $150 |
| Louis Mack | 25 | $1,200 |
| boy Tom | 17 | $1,200 |
| woman Cherry | 16 | $200 |
| boy Peter Bryant | 15 | $1,000 |
| woman Milly (mother) | 24 | $1,000 |
| Ada | 1 month | $100 |
| woman Martha | 21 | $900 |
| Margaret (Turner) Bryant | 22 | $1,000 |
| girl Bid | 12 | $650 |
| boy Abe | 10 | $650 |
| boy Sol | 9 | $500 |
| boy David | 8 | $400 |
| woman Sophy | 25 | $800 |
| girl Ema | 6 | $100 |
| boy Sam | 4 | $350 |
| boy Barnum | 3 | $300 |
| girl Fanny | 2 | $250 |
| girl Esther | 18 months | $150 |
| girl Mariah | 5 months | $100 |
- HIRING OF ESTATE SLAVES JANUARY 1855 (see Image 622-623/1920) [21]
| NAME | AGE | HIRED BY | PAID |
|---|---|---|---|
| man Robert Pridgen | 54 | J.P. McEly | $186 |
| man Abram Bryan | 49 | Alsey Silvanus Miller | $201 |
| woman Vine (Unknown) Bryan and 4 children | Alsey Silvanus Miller | $70 | |
| Vine's child Rachel Bryan | Alsey Silvanus Miller | ||
| Vine's child (Leah Bryan) | Alsey Silvanus Miller | ||
| *Vine's child (Zach Bryan)) | Alsey Silvanus Miller | ||
| *Vine's child (unknown Bryan) | Alsey Silvanus Miller | ||
| woman Louisa (mother) and 2 children | J.P. McEly | $130 | |
| man Bill | 28 | J. Goss | $255 |
| man David | 25 | R.M. Davis | $144 |
| man James Darby | 24 | G.J. Henry | $264 |
| woman Ellen (Jones) Darby, Henry Darby and Virginia Darby | J. Goss | $150 | |
| Louis Mack | 23 | G.W. Bankston | $267 |
| man Tom | 17 | Charles W. Allen | $190 |
| woman Cherry | 16 | John Goss | $170 |
| man Peter Bryant | 17 | Charles W. Allen | $212 |
| woman Milly (mother) and child | E. Bellinger | $167.50 | |
| Milly's child (Ada) | E. Bellinger | ||
| woman Martha (mother) and child | John Goss | $177 | |
| woman Margaret (Turner) Bryant | J.G. Mayberry | $185.50 | |
| woman Bid | A.P. Towns | $145.50 | |
| boy Abe | 10 | J. Goss | $81 |
| boy Sol | 9 | J. Goss | $70 |
| boy David | 8 | A.C. Hill | $50 |
| woman Sophy and 2 children | J.O.P. Bond | $165 |
- HIRING OF ESTATE SLAVES JANUARY 1856 (see Image 645/1920) [22]
| NAME | HIRED BY |
|---|---|
| Bid | Bolivar Jackson Pridgen |
| Abe | Bolivar Jackson Pridgen |
| Sol | Bolivar Jackson Pridgen |
| Sophy and 2 children | Bolivar Jackson Pridgen |
| Louisa (mother) | Bolivar Jackson Pridgen |
| *Ellen | Bolivar Jackson Pridgen |
| *child 2 | Bolivar Jackson Pridgen |
| Robert Pridgen | Bolivar Jackson Pridgen |
| Cherry | Bolivar Jackson Pridgen |
| Martha | Bolivar Jackson Pridgen |
| *Martha's child | Bolivar Jackson Pridgen |
| Peter Bryant | Henderson McBride Pridgen |
| Ellen (Jones) Darby | Henderson McBride Pridgen |
| *Henry Darby | Henderson McBride Pridgen |
| *Virginia Darby | Henderson McBride Pridgen |
| Margaret (Turner) | Charles M. Allen |
| Daniel | B.G. Allan |
| James Darby | W.H. Stewart |
| Tom | W.H. Stewart |
| Louis Mack | Edmund Billings |
| Milly | Edmund Billings |
- ESTATE INVENTORY JANUARY 1856 (see Image 563/1920) [23]
| NAME | AGE |
|---|---|
| man Robert Pridgen | 30 |
| man Abram Bryan | 40 |
| woman Vine (Unknown) Bryan | 35 |
| girl Rachel Bryan | 4 |
| girl Leah Bryan | 4 |
| boy Zach Bryan (abt.1853-) | 2 |
| woman Louisa (mother) | 28 |
| *girl Ellen | 1 |
| *infant daughter | 1 month |
| man Bill | 28 |
| man Daniel | 25 |
| man James Darby | 24 |
| Louis Mack | 23 |
| man Tom | 18 |
| woman Cherry | 17 |
| boy Peter Bryant | 15 |
| woman Milly (mother) | 24 |
| *Milly's child Ada | 1 |
| woman Martha | 21 |
| woman Margaret (Turner) Bryant | 22 |
| woman Ellen (Jones) Darby | 20 |
| woman Bid | 16 |
| boy Abe | 10 |
| girl Sal | 9 |
| woman Sopha | 25 |
| girl Ema | 6 |
| boy Sam | 4 |
| girlVirginia Darby | 3 |
| boy Barnum | 3 |
| girl Fanny | 2 |
| girl Esther | 2 |
| girl Mariah | 1 |
- DIVISION OF ESTATE SLAVES MARCH 1856 (See Image 574-575/1920) [24]
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