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Research Leads and Plantation Records
State of Louisiana, Parish of Concordia; Succession of Dr. Samuel Gustine; Succession Record Book E, 1840-1846, pages 555-560.
87. Polly, aged 50, appraised at
88. Milly Robinson, aged 60, appraised at $250.00
Sally Di Dick, aged 75, appraised at 100.00
90. Lowrey, aged 15, appraised at $500.00
91. Burrows, aged 14, appraised at $$500.00
92. Peter, aged 14, appraised at $450.00
93. Washington, aged 13, appraised at $300.00
94. William, aged 13, appraised at $500.00
95. Ben Barland, aged 13, appraised at $300.00
96. Dick Little, aged 12, appraised at $300.00
97. David Fillard, aged 9, appraised at $200.00
98. Susan, aged 6, appraised at $150.00
99. Jack, age 4, appraised at $100.00
100.Alexandria, aged 8, appraised at $200.00
101.Harry, aged 6, appraised at $175.00
102.John Richmo]]> Thu, 14 Aug 2008 13:25:42 +0000 mod http://www.sankofagen.com/Barland+Plantation email.hidden@example.com (Edward B. Adams) Edward B. Adams edited Barland Plantation References
Mississippi Court Records (p.4) Adams County 1802
EightEighth United States Federal Census, 1860, Concordia, Louisiana, Schedule 2 - Slave Inhabitants. S Barland - 10 Slaves
Rowland, Dunbar, History of Mississippi: The Heart of the South, Volume 1, Chicago: S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1927, p. 333.
Davis, William C., A Way Through The Wilderness: The Natchez Trace and the Civilization of the Southern Frontier, New York: Harper – Collins Publishers, Inc., 1995, p. 80.
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Mississippi Court Records (p.4) Adams County 1802
EighthEight United States Federal Census, 1860, Concordia, Louisiana,
Schedule Schedule 2 - Slave Inhanitants
S Inhabitants. S Barland - 10 Slaves; Concordia, Louisiana Slaves
Rowland, Dunbar, History of Mississippi: The Heart of the South, Volume 1, Chicago: S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1927, p. 333.
Davis, William C., A Way Through The Wilderness: The Natchez Trace and the Civilization of the Southern Frontier, New York: Harper – Collins Publishers, Inc., 1995, p. 80.
]]> Thu, 14 Aug 2008 12:57:39 +0000 mod http://www.sankofagen.com/Barland+Plantation email.hidden@example.com (Edward B. Adams) Edward B. Adams edited Barland Plantation Robert Stewart, nephew of Jacob Stewart, great great grandfather of Edward B Adams, gave information in an affidavit that Jacob Stewart’s parents are Ben Barland and Margaret Stewart, both born in Virginia. Milly Barland, aged 38, Ben Barland, aged 13, were listed among the slaves on the Rifle Point Plantation inventory after the death of Dr. Samuel Gustine.
Checking for persons named Barland living nearby, the 1850 U. S. Federal Census, Trinity, Catahoula Parish, Louisiana, lists David Barland, born 1892, Mississippi, and his wife, Susanna Pierson Barland, born, 1892, Virginia. Susan Barland is listed in the 1860 U. S. Federal Census, Ward 7, Concordia, Louisiana as a farmer. Listed with her are M. A. E. Johnson, female mulatto, aged 39, born in Mississippi, J. S. Johnson, male white, aged 5, and W. D. Johnson, male white, aged 3.
David Barland, for example, was one of twelve mulatto children born to William Barland, a white planter in Adams County, Mississippi. (Oakes, p. 48.).
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Elder Grove Plantation
Gaillard Plantation
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Bennett Plantation
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Berkeley Plantation MS
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Overview
Location
Approximate Location: Unknown; Historically: WardLocated Ward 1, Carroll Parish, Louisiana in 1860. Approximately 1,280 acres (600 with 600 acres in Carroll Parish (now East Carroll Parish, Parish) and 680 acres in Madison Parish) Parish about 30 miles northwest of Vicksburgs, Warren County, Mississippi.
Date Constructed/ Founded
not determinedc1860
Associated Surnames
not determinedStone, Ragan
Historical notes
Census: 1860William Patrick Stone was living at Mississippi Springs, Hinds County, Mississippi when daughter Sarah Katherine (Kate) Stone was born in 1841. He moved to Stonington Plantation, Delta, Madison Parish, Louisiana by 1855 where he died in December of that year leaving his wife and ten children. His widow, Amanda Ragan Stone, bought the proper]]> Wed, 30 Jul 2008 19:18:21 +0000 mod http://www.sankofagen.com/Good+Hope+Plantation+-+Marshall email.hidden@example.com (Karmella Haynes) Karmella Haynes edited Good Hope Plantation - Marshall]]> Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:40:08 +0000 mod http://www.sankofagen.com/Good+Hope+Plantation+-+Marshall email.hidden@example.com (Karmella Haynes) Karmella Haynes edited Good Hope Plantation - Marshall Good Hope Plantation
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Location
Good Hope Plantation, located in Concordia Parish, Louisiana.
Date Constructed/Founded
Ca1837.ca. 1837
Associated Surnames
Marshall, Chotard, Hunt, Elliott, Dunbar
Arcola Plantation, Tensas Parish, LA
Associated Free Persons
· LevinLevin Rothrock Marshall Sr. – owner
· Maria
Maria Chotard – first wife
· George
George Matthews Marshall Sr. – son of Levin Sr. and Maria
· Charlotte
Charlotte Hunt – daughter-in-law/wife of George
· Sarah
Sarah St. John Elliott – second wife
· Levin
Levin Rothrock Marshall Jr. – son of Levin Sr. and Sarah
· Charlotte
Charlotte Dunbar – daughter-in-law/wife of Levin Jr.
· Stephen
Stephen Duncan Marshall – son of Levin Sr. and]]> Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:38:48 +0000 mod http://www.sankofagen.com/John+Brownlow+Plantation no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited John Brownlow Plantation Will of Rebecca Fletcher, 1824, Cumberland County, North Carolina
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]]> Mon, 21 Jul 2008 01:07:31 +0000 mod http://www.sankofagen.com/Rifle+Point+Plantation email.hidden@example.com (Edward B. Adams) Edward B. Adams edited Rifle Point Plantation In September, 1827, the bank sold Rifle Point Plantation and the nineteen slaves to Thomas Hunt. In February, 1829, Jane Kempe protested against the mortgage on the Marengo Plantation and asked the court to seize the Rifle Point Plantation from Thomas Hunt so it could be sold to pay off the mortgage against the Marengo Plantation. The order was granted and Rifle Point Plantation was sold. This is possibly when Henry Turner came into possession of the plantation.
Dr. Samuel Gustine bought 524 acres and 84/100ths of an acre for $24 an acre from Henry Turner on May 2, 1836. On July 15, 1836, he claimed 312 acres, Bullet Bayou, which was bought for $10.25 an acre by McFadden from Burleigh.
of concordia parish Concordia Parish, Louisiana who was assignee for Ayres Philip Merrill a large Louisiana/Mississippi slaveholder who owned some slaves in partnership with Benjamin Stewart of Scott County, Mississippi who migrated from Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
Dr. Samuel Gustine autho]]> Mon, 14 Jul 2008 23:23:52 +0000 mod http://www.sankofagen.com/Rifle+Point+Plantation email.hidden@example.com (Edward B. Adams) Edward B. Adams edited Rifle Point Plantation Kempe's Heirs vs Hunt et al., State of louisiana, Supreme Court, Western Division, October 1832 (477).
Miscellaneous Information
S. Giralut, Girault, for the recovery of the price of the late James Kempe’s half of Rifle Point Plantation and nineteen slaves held in partnership with Francis Girault. The property was sold at the probate sale of James Kempe’s succession. Francis Girault purchased the property at the probate sale and sold it to the Bank of Mississippi on May 5, 1827. He had also mortgaged Marengo Plantation.
In September, 1827, the bank sold it Rifle Point Plantation and the nineteen slaves to Thomas Hunt. In February, 1829, Jane Kempe protested against the mortgage on the Marengo Plantation and asked the court to seize the Rifle Point Plantation from Thomas Hunt so it could be sold to pay off the mortgage against the Marengo Plantation. The order was granted and Rifle Point Plantation was sold. This is possibly when Henry Turner cam]]> Wed, 09 Jul 2008 23:50:48 +0000 mod http://www.sankofagen.com/Rifle+Point+Plantation email.hidden@example.com (Edward B. Adams) Edward B. Adams edited Rifle Point Plantation State of Louisiana, Parish of Concordia; Succession of Dr. Samuel Gustine; Succession Record Book E, 1840-1846, pages 555-560.
Lemuel P. Conner and Family Papers, 1818-1865, Records of Antebellum Southern Plantations from the Revolution through the Civil War, Series I: Selections from the Louisiana State University, Part 3, The Natchez Area, Stampp, Kenneth M., Editor, University Publications of America, Bethesda, Maryland, 1989.
Kempe's Heirs vs Hunt et al., State of louisiana, Supreme Court, Western Division, October 1832 (477).
Miscellaneous Information
An action was instituted against Francis S. Giralut, for the recovery of the price of the late James Kempe’s half of Rifle Point Plantation and nineteen slaves held in partnership with Francis Girault. The property was sold at the probate sale of James Kempe’s succession. Francis Girault purchased the property at the probate sale and sold it to the Bank of Mississippi on May 5, 1827. He had also mortgaged Marengo Plantation. Wed, 09 Jul 2008 12:44:46 +0000 mod http://www.sankofagen.com/Rifle+Point+Plantation email.hidden@example.com (Edward B. Adams) Edward B. Adams edited Rifle Point Plantation Rifle Point Plantation is located in Concordia Parish near Spokane approximately eight miles north of Vidalia, Louisiana at 31.651 Degree North, 91.436 Degrees West. Property Survey, Samuel Gustine, Concordia Parish, Louisiana dated 29 June 1829.
Date Constructed/Founded
ca. 1830 1820
Associated Surnames
Gustine,Kempe, Girault, Sprague, Hunt, Gustine, Conner, Duncan, Turner, Thompson, Hitchcock, Minor, Dunbar, Macrery, Wood, McMurran, Chotard, Sessions, Marshall, Martin, Bisland, Buckner
Historical Notes
James Kempe purchased land in Concordia Parish in the early 1820s.
Rifle Point Plantation was the home plantation of its owner Doctor Samuel Gustine who migrated to Mississippi Territory from Pennsylvania with his brother, Doctor James Parker Gustine.
A letter written by a descendant of Dr. Gustine gave information that Dr. Gustine may have owned the plantation in partnership with another brother, Dr. Lemuel Gustine. Dr. Samuel h]]> Tue, 08 Jul 2008 16:38:02 +0000 mod http://www.sankofagen.com/Homewood+Plantation email.hidden@example.com (Andy McMillion) Andy McMillion edited Homewood Plantation The Homewood Plantation land was originally owned by Stephen Minor. The land was probably bought by Robert Dunbar at around the same time he bought the adjoining Ivy Place (later known as Lansdowne Plantation). The plantation would have then passed from Robert Dunbar to his daughter and her husband (Jane (Dunbar) and John Ferguson). Then the plantation would have passed to Jane and John Ferguson's daughter and son-in-law - Ann (Ferguson) and David Hunt.
Homewood plantation was a wedding gift from David Hunt to his daughter Catherine Hunt and son-in-law William S. Balfour. Catherine and William married in 1850. They built one of the grandest mansions near Natchez on this plantation. A photo is at the following website. Scroll down to the William S. Balfour section at http://www.rootsweb.com/~msissaq2/balfour.html More photos are half-way down the page at: http://www.geocities.com/twincousin2334/Natchez.html Construction began in 1855 and lasted for five years until the mansion was finally completed]]> Wed, 02 Jul 2008 22:59:52 +0000 mod http://www.sankofagen.com/Illinois email.hidden@example.com (Edward B. Adams) Edward B. Adams edited Illinois COLES
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Grove Plantation Plantation- Matson
COOK
Formed in 1831 from Putnam Co.
GALLATIN
Formed in 1812 from Randolph (prior to IL statehood)
Hill Plantation Plantation- Crenshaw
GREENE
Formed in 1821 from Madison Co.
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Coles County, Illinois
Black Grove Plantation
Gallatin County, Illinois
Hickory Hill Plantation
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Location
Northeast corner of Coles County, Illinois which is now in Douglas County, Illinois.

Date Constructed/Founded
1835


Associated Surnames
Matson, Corbin, Peyton


Historical Notes
Black Grove Plantation is thought to be more of a farm than a plantation. General Robert Matson owned a farm in Fulton County, Kentucky on which he had ten slaves in 1850. He brought his slaves from Kentucky to work the land, Black grove, in Illinois. He appointed one of the slaves, Anthony Bryant, as overseer. Jane Bryant, Anthony’s wife, and her four children, had a problem with the house keeper who threaten to sell them.


Associated Slave Workplaces
Matson Farm, Fulton Co., KY



Associated Free Persons
· Robert Matson – owner
· Mary Ann Corbin Matson – wife
· James Matson – father
· Mary Peyton Matson – mother


Associated Enslaved Persons
· Anthony Bryant – also worked as overseer
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Inventory of the Hawkins Family Papers 1738 -1895
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Descendancy Chart of Philemon Hawkins Sr. of Virginia
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Black Grove Plantation
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Formed in 1831 from Putnam Co.
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