Gutman p.172 lists Betty and Cato having children: 1788 Dycie 1791 John 1795 Milley 1797 Letty 1801 Atsey
Undated slave list (c. 1825?) scrawled on back of letter--to Thomas D. Bennehan 13 Sep 1823: Letty Grace Silvey Sam Jac Ephraim Davie Charles Shadrach Ben Latta Ben Mack [Macklin?, Mark?] Matthew Latta Jack Ned Nimmey [Nimmy, Mima?] Easter [Esther] Jude [Judy] Alfrid Will Hardy [?] Lucy Norvel Aaron
1830 slave list of Thomas D. Bennehan contains "family" group: Bettey (Betty) Old Ned Lettey (Letty) Sam (Fish Dam) Sam (B) Solomon John Mackensie (McKenzie) Charity
Paul C. Cameron to Duncan Cameron (Raleigh) 6 Nov 1848: one serious case in Wake--"that is Letty wife of Fish Dam Sam--I was with her until dark last night & had Dr. Hicks with me--there is but a poor prospect for her recovery--a case of fever--on a person who had frequent attacks of chills--"
Paul C. Cameron to Duncan Cameron 9 Nov 1848: "Dr. Hicks has just left here having been requested to visit for the first time Patty whose health has declined a good ddeal in the last two weeks. He says her case is one that often occurs in girls of her age--& unless the monthly flow can be brought on she may perish from some disease of hte heart or lungs. The dr. says that he has a good hope that Letty may recover at hte Peak Plantation & the woman Peg at the Hunt Place is recovering slowly."
Gutman p.172 lists Betty and Cato having children: 1788 Dycie 1791 John 1795 Milley 1797 Letty 1801 Atsey
Undated slave list (c. 1825?) scrawled on back of letter--to Thomas D. Bennehan 13 Sep 1823: Letty Grace Silvey Sam Jac Ephraim Davie Charles Shadrach Ben Latta Ben Mack [Macklin?, Mark?] Matthew Latta Jack Ned Nimmey [Nimmy, Mima?] Easter [Esther] Jude [Judy] Alfrid Will Hardy [?] Lucy Norvel Aaron
1830 slave list of Thomas D. Bennehan contains "family" group: Bettey (Betty) Old Ned Lettey (Letty) Sam (Fish Dam) Sam (B) Solomon John Mackensie (McKenzie) Charity
Paul C. Cameron to Duncan Cameron (Raleigh) 6 Nov 1848: one serious case in Wake--"that is Letty wife of Fish Dam Sam--I was with her until dark last night & had Dr. Hicks with me--there is but a poor prospect for her recovery--a case of fever--on a person who had frequent attacks of chills--"
Paul C. Cameron to Duncan Cameron 9 Nov 1848: "Dr. Hicks has just left here having been requested to visit for the first time Patty whose health has declined a good ddeal in the last two weeks. He says her case is one that often occurs in girls of her age--& unless the monthly flow can be brought on she may perish from some disease of hte heart or lungs. The dr. says that he has a good hope that Letty may recover at hte Peak Plantation & the woman Peg at the Hunt Place is recovering slowly."
Job: Kitchen, House Slave
Home Peak Plantation
More About Letty Justice: Employment 1: Kitchen.631 Employment 2: House Slave.631 Record Change: February 03, 2004631
Letty Justice (b. 1797, d. 1848)
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