Inspection Roll of Negroes

British inspection rolls documenting persons formerly enslaved by Loyalists departing New York

MilitaryRevolutionaryNational2,520 records

Book	Year	Vessel	Where Bound	Name	Age	Description	In Possession Of	Remarks
2	1783	—	Port Matoon (Mouton)	Fanny	25	Ordinary wench	WW General Department	formerly slave to John Hope, Southampton Virginia left him in the year 1779 & joined the British
2	1783	—	Port Matoon (Mouton)	Katy	22	Stout wench	WW General Department	formerly slave to Mr. Laurence of Charlestown South Carolina left him before the siege of said town & joined the British troops
2	1783	—	Port Matoon (Mouton)	Mary	17	Ordinary wench	WW General Department	formerly slave to Isaac Johnson of Philadelphia left him and joined the British troops in 1778
2	1783	—	Port Matoon (Mouton)	Betty	1	Infant	WW General Department	Born within the British Lines
2	1783	—	Port Matoon (Mouton)	Elijah	1/2 yr	Infant	WW General Department	Born within the British Lines
2	1783	—	Port Matoon (Mouton)	Sukey	1/2 yr	Infant	WW General Department	Born within the British Lines
2	1783	—	Halifax	Kate	16	Stout wench	Dr. Russell 33rd Regiment	formerly slave to Isaac Waite, John's Island South Carolina left him 1779
2	1783	—	Halifax	Will Hicks	12	Stout boy	Dr. Russell 33rd Regiment	Says he was born free at Port Royal South Carolina, stolen from thence by a Capt. McDonald master of a ship
2	1783	—	Halifax	Solomon	25	Stout fellow	Capt. Stewart 33rd Regiment	formerly slave to Chief Justice Howard of North Carolina now understood to be the property of Mrs. Howard his daughter
2	1783	—	Halifax	Dick	21	Stout fellow	Lt. harvey 33rd Regiment	formerly servant to John White, Charlestown says he was born free
2	1783	—	Halifax	Nancy	37	Stout wench	Dr. Russell 33rd Regiment	formerly slave to Isaac Waite, John's Island South Carolina left him 1779
2	1783	—	Halifax	Bristol	25	Stout fellow	Dr. Russell 33rd Regiment	formerly slave to Isaac Waite, John's Island South Carolina left him 1779
2	1783	—	Halifax	William Simpson	45	Stout fellow	42nd Regiment	formerly slave to Benjamin Singleton Charlestown South Carolina left him before the siege in 1780
2	1783	—	Halifax	John Brown	30	Stout fellow	42nd Regiment	formerly slave to Peter Buckie, Charlestown South Carolina left him before the siege in 1780
2	1783	—	Halifax	Punch	25	Stout fellow	42nd Regiment	formerly slave to Peter Porcher, Charlestown South Carolina left him before the siege in 1780
2	1783	—	Halifax	Mingo Shields	24	Stout fellow	42nd Regiment	Samuel Shiels, Portsmouth Virginia left him in 1780
2	1783	—	Halifax	Sam McLeod	29	Stout fellow	42nd Regiment	formerly slave to Dr. Walter McLeod, Hampton Virginia left him in 1780
2	1783	—	Halifax	Whitehaven	30	Stout fellow	42nd Regiment	formerly slave, Norfolk Virginia left in 1780
2	1783	—	Annapolis Royal	Joe Freeman	35	Stout fellow	Stephen Freeman	formerly slave to Joseph Freeman, Little York left him four years ago
2	1783	—	Annapolis Royal	Ben Freebody	35	Ordinary fellow	Stephen Freeman	formerly slave to Samuel Freebody, Newport Rhode Island left him seven years ago
2	1783	—	Annapolis Royal	John Doore	50	Stout fellow	Stephen Freeman	formerly slave to Dr. Ross, Prince George's County Maryland left him four years ago
2	1783	—	Annapolis Royal	William Freeman	30	Ordinary fellow	Stephen Freeman	formerly slave to Capt. Gayton - Royal Navy says the captain gave him his freedom
2	1783	—	Annapolis Royal	Vigo	30	Stout fellow	Stephen Freeman	Free by his former master as certified by Justice Hammlin Middleton, Connecticut
2	1783	—	Annapolis Royal	James Brown	21	Stout fellow	Isaac Sweezie	formerly slave to William Williamson, Black Swamp South Carolina left him five years ago
2	1783	—	Annapolis Royal	Titus	28	Stout fellow	Stephen Sneaden	property of Stephen Sneaden as proven by bill of sale

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