Notes for Abner Kennon: Gutman p. 176 lists Silvey and unlisted male having: 1824 Frederick 1826 Judy 1828 Abner 1834 Filis (Phyllis) 1836 Frank 1839 Connor
1830 clave list of TDB contains "family" grouping: Frank Grace Silvy (Silvey) Fred Judy Abner
PC to DC July 1846: "...Abner is out to day for a supply of chickens and ducks and I hope he will be able to obtain you a good supply."
PC to Sisters (Miss MBC) 2 December 1847: "we have but little indispositions in the family of blacks -- the young man 'Abner' at Stagville is contrary to my expectation recovering from a dangerous illness. The general health of the family will I think be soon established should we be so fortunate as to excape those winter diseased that so often follow autumnal diseases."
AC to PCC 8 January 1848: "...The boy at Stagville who has been sick so long 'Abner' does not improve much but is no worse-- ..."
PCC (Fairntosh) to NC (Raleigh) November 1848?: There (Stagville_ we have had this week two very ill negros Betsy & Aber -- the first in os safe ground -- the last Abner a young man about 22 is yet very ill -- must die I think -- Hicks saw him on friday -- & I have had a boy on the hunt of hum all day but without success -- the case one of Typhus neumonia --"
1855 slave list had "family" grouping: 132. Silva (Silvy) 133. Gracey (Grace) 134. Abner 135. Frank 136. Connor 137. Wilson 138. Little SIlva 139. Willie 140. Judy 141. Nelson 142. Ellen 143. Sipio (Scipio) 144. Fanny 145. John 146. Comfort ? 147. Tim 148. Judy 149. Patsey 150. Peggy Jean 151. Edmund
1857 slave list has "family" grouping: 32. Frank 33. Nelly? (Kitty?) 34. Silva 35. Abner 36. Connor 37. Silva jr. 38. Wilson ? (Nelson?) 39. Stanly (Stanley) [Stagvillebackup1.FTW]
Gutman p. 176 lists Silvey and unlisted male having: 1824 Frederick 1826 Judy 1828 Abner 1834 Filis (Phyllis) 1836 Frank 1839 Connor
1830 clave list of TDB contains "family" grouping: Frank Grace Silvy (Silvey) Fred Judy Abner
PC to DC July 1846: "...Abner is out to day for a supply of chickens and ducks and I hope he will be able to obtain you a good supply."
PC to Sisters (Miss MBC) 2 December 1847: "we have but little indispositions in the family of blacks -- the young man 'Abner' at Stagville is contrary to my expectation recovering from a dangerous illness. The general health of the family will I think be soon established should we be so fortunate as to excape those winter diseased that so often follow autumnal diseases."
AC to PCC 8 January 1848: "...The boy at Stagville who has been sick so long 'Abner' does not improve much but is no worse-- ..."
PCC (Fairntosh) to NC (Raleigh) November 1848?: There (Stagville_ we have had this week two very ill negros Betsy & Aber -- the first in os safe ground -- the last Abner a young man about 22 is yet very ill -- must die I think -- Hicks saw him on friday -- & I have had a boy on the hunt of hum all day but without success -- the case one of Typhus neumonia --"
1855 slave list had "family" grouping: 132. Silva (Silvy) 133. Gracey (Grace) 134. Abner 135. Frank 136. Connor 137. Wilson 138. Little SIlva 139. Willie 140. Judy 141. Nelson 142. Ellen 143. Sipio (Scipio) 144. Fanny 145. John 146. Comfort ? 147. Tim 148. Judy 149. Patsey 150. Peggy Jean 151. Edmund
1857 slave list has "family" grouping: 32. Frank 33. Nelly? (Kitty?) 34. Silva 35. Abner 36. Connor 37. Silva jr. 38. Wilson ? (Nelson?) 39. Stanly (Stanley)
More About Abner Kennon: Residence: 1830, 1855, 1857 Stagville.635
Abner Kennon (b. 1828)
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