Inventories, Wills, and Estates, 1783-1868, n.d.
- Title
- Inventories, Wills, and Estates, 1783-1868, n.d.
- Description
- Inventories, wills, and estates records in the collection comprise an important research source for genealogists. Inventories of estates, accounts of sales, and accounts of settlements of the Roach family list personal properties and records of the persons whom the Roach family enslaved. Similarly, records exist for John Summers and John Fornes, for whom the Roaches served as administrators of their estates. Wills (undated) are included for John Fornes and Dollie Vincent.
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- 19cm x 31cm
- Local Identifier
- 0346-b1-fb
- Location of Original
- East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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- https://digital.lib.ecu.edu/35971
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Inventories, Wills, and Estates, 1783-1868, n.d.
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- Roach Family Papers from the East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Charles Roach estate sale, 20 April 1821. Buyers include Polly Roach, Charles Smith, Arthur Edwards, Uriah Edwards, Hance Roberts, William Hall, James Anderson, Jesse Lancaster, Weeks Clark, Christopher Hill, Alderson Ellison and James Campbell.