1825-04-15 Birth: Vilet
- Identifier
- NJS-EVE-01758
- Source
- Transcriptions of Early County Records of New Jersey: Gloucester County Series Slave Documents
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New Jersey Historical Records Survey Project, Division of Professional and Service Projects, Works Progress Administration. Transcriptions of Early County Records of New Jersey: Gloucester County Series Slave Documents. Newark: Historical Records Survey, 1940.
- Event Description
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The following birth record from Gloucester County was transcribed by the Historical Records Survey Project of the Works Progress Administration. The transcript was originally published in 1940 in the book titled Transcriptions of Early County Records of New Jersey: Gloucester County Series Slave Documents. The transcript is reproduced below as it appeared in that book.
John Ingersull's township of residence within Gloucester County was not written on the document. The name Samuel B. Westcott is also listed at the bottom of the note, and Westcott appears to be the person who delivered the note to the County Clerk on John Ingersull's request.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY DOCUMENT NUMBER: 8
TRANSCRIPT:
Vilet a black Girl belonging to John Ingersull was born April 15th 1825
please call on Mr. Smalwood for my deed
John Ingersull
Samuel B. Westcott
[Verso]
Recorded in the Clerk Office of Gloucester County in Liber A of Manumissions fol 25 Sep 2 1833
Smallwood Clk
filed Sep. 2, 1833
Smallwood Clk - Event Type
- Birth
- Date
- April 15, 1825
- Location of Event
- Gloucester County
- Primary Participants
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Vilet (b. 1825)
Person identifier: NJS-PER-04470
Role: Child
Age category: Infant
Status: Enslaved
Enslaver(s) of this participant:
- John Ingersull
Verbatim description from source:
"Vilet a black Girl belonging to John Ingersull" - Additional Participants
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John Ingersull
Person identifier: NJS-PER-04469
Role: EnslaverJohn Smallwood
Person identifier: NJS-PER-04442
Role: County Clerk - Record Contributor
- Kemy Rodriguez
- Resource class
- Event