Good morning!
The following is a listing of slave owners with the surnames of Stephens
and Tyler found in:.
Virginia Slave Births Index 1853-1865. Volume 5, S-Z
Alexandria Library
Local History/ Special Collections
Leslie Anderson Morales, Editor
Beverly Pierce, Assistant Director
Heritage Books, 2007 Five Volumes
Pages give following information: Informant’s Surname, Informant’s First
Name; Slave’s Name; Mother’s Name; Date of Birth; Place of Birth
*OWNER SURNAME* *COUNTY*
*STEPHENS:*
A. Greene
Eliza, Henry Amherst
George Frederick
Geo. B. Albemarle
George J. Greene
J. B. Henrico
J. G. Greene
J. H. Fauquier
James N. Greene
John Montgomery
John Rockingham
Louisa V. Stafford
Mary Orange
Nancy W. Halifax
Theo Greene
Theodosia Greene
Thos M. Bedford
W. H. Fredericksburg
Was W. Southampton
Wm. Spotsylvania
Wm. A. Fauquier
Wm. A. Spotsylvania
Wm. H. Spotsylvania
Wm. J. Orange
Wm. Orange
There are also many listed under the surname Stevens
*TYLER*
(Miss) Loudoun
(Misses) Loudoun
Catharine & Eliza Hanover
Elizabeth & Catharine Hanover
G. W. H. Richmond City
Geo. Caroline
Geo. Louisa
Geo. B. Prince William
Jno. Charles City
Jno. Spotsylvania
Jno. Prince William
Jno. W. Prince William
Jno. W. Fauquier
Jno. W. Nelson
John J. Loudoun
L. G. Buckingham
Lawson G. Buckingham
M. V. Hanover
Madison V. Hanover
Margaret Hanover
R. B. Henrico
Robt H. Prince William
Thos F. Spotsylvania
W. E. Hanover
W. H. Westmoreland
Wat H. Hanover
Watt H. Hanover
William E. Hanover
Wm F. Norfolk
Tylers, (Miss) Loudoun
Tylor, Jno D. Hanover
Tylor, Penelope Loudoun
*Hilary G. Derby, Ph.D.*
*Tree Branches Unlimited, LLC, *
*Member, Association of Professional Genealogists*
On Fri, Jul 4, 2014 at 8:02 AM, Hilary Derby <
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> Good morning, (in the midst of Arthur)!
>
> I am attaching two pages of owners 1853-1865, with the surnames of
> Stephens and Tyler including the counties they lived in. The information is
> from:
>
> Virginia Slave Births Index 1853-1865. Volume 5, S-Z
>
> Alexandria Library
>
> Local History/ Special Collections
>
> Leslie Anderson Morales, Editor
>
> Beverly Pierce, Assistant Director
>
> Heritage Books, 2007 Five Volumes
>
>
>
> Pages give following information: Informant’s Surname, Informant’s First
> Name; Slave’s Name; Mother’s Name; Date of Birth; Place of Birth
>
>
> Hilary
>
>
> *Hilary G. Derby, Ph.D.*
>
> *Tree Branches Unlimited, LLC, *
> *Member, Association of Professional Genealogists *
>
>
> On Thu, Jul 3, 2014 at 2:52 PM, Linda Threadgill <[log in to unmask]>
> wrote:
>
>> Kelli...Richmond had a very large slave market. I have read that when the
>> tobacco production went down that slaves from VA were the preferred slave.
>> So slave breeding became the next big industry. Slaves were also sold in
>> Roanoke and shipped to the deep south. The preferred slave was of the
>> Mandinka tribe because they worked together as a group better than some of
>> the other tribes. If you are researching the Tyler name, you may want to
>> also check Charles City if you haven't already done so.
>> www.charlescity.org
>> Linda
>>
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>> I am in search of some information and I am not sure how to find it. I am
>> in search of an Ancestor in Virginia. I am not sure if the last name is
>> Stephens or Tyler (leaning more toward Stephens). Since I am African
>> American I am looking for a Slave owner in Virginia with either the name
>> Tyler or Stephens. Also for some basic history of Virginia was there a
>> central location for the sale of slaves especially if they were sold
>> further South.
>>
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