One part of Exhibit A in the Chancery case of Adm. Of Hezekiah Fairfax etc. v. Margaret Fairfax, Widow (1858) (LVA Index No. 1858-001) is
an “Account of the hires and profits of the slaves mentioned in the Deed from Hezekiah Fairfax to William Fairfax."
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“Account of the hires and profits” of the slaves mentioned in the deed
from Hezekiah Fairfax dec. to William Fairfax, from the death of said Hezekiah
on, say, the 10th of October 1837, to the 1st of June,
1839, when it appear they were surrendered to the Plaintiff Davis, excepting
John who ran away and was sold in Sept. 1838.
1839
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Dolls. Cts.
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June 1
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1. hires and profits of Marion from 10 Oct. 1837 to 1 June 1839 – 1 yr.
7 mos. 20 days - @ $30 per annum on an average of that period
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49.16
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2. Do [ditto] of Hal “ @ $125
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204.85
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3. Do [of] Ally “ @ $14
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22.94
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4. Do [of] Cassey (& child) “ @ $19
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31.13
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5. Do [of] Dilly “ @ $30
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49.16
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6. Do [of] Cynthia “ @ $30
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49.16
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7 Do [of] Priscilla “ @ $30
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49.16
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8. Do [of] Betsey “ @ $17
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27.86
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9. Do “ John from 10 Oct. 1837 to 1 of Sept. 1838, when it appears he
run away from Deft. [defendant] Wm. Fairfax – 10 mos. 20 days @ $75
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66.66
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Total amount of “hires and profits” – to carry interest on $66.66
from 1st of September 1838, and on the balance from this date
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550.08
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This sum agreed to be deducted by [---]
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26.00
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$524.68
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Note – It appears that Hannah with her child Rose – Old Betty – Old Caty
– who were of the slaves mentioned in the deed above referenced to, have been
worth their victuals and clothes during the period of 1 yr. 7 mos. & 20
days above mentioned.
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| Exhibit A - Fairfax v. Fairfax LVA Chancery Index No. 1858-001 |
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