Ann Coleman Henderson (d. 1805)

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Identifier
NJS-PER-02192
Given Name
Ann
Family Name
Henderson
Alternate Name
Coleman
Death Date
1805
Sex
Female
Biographical Description
Ann Henderson was an enslaver who resided in Alexandria, Hunterdon County, NJ, in the early 19th century. She died circa 1805, and her will (written in 1802) required that her estate should be sold off and proceeds divided among her heirs. There was at least one enslaved Black woman in her household at the time of her death, whose name has not been confirmed.

Ann Henderson was the widow of Nathaniel Coleman, who died circa 1756, and widow of James Henderson, who died in circa 1792.
Keywords
white person
enslaver
Places
Alexandria
Enslaver of
Dinna (b. 1807)
Name Unrecorded - Female {Henderson household}
Spouse of
Nathaniel Coleman
James Henderson
Related Person
Daniel Williamson
Record Contributor
Daniel Dias
Jesse Bayker
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