Conner, Farar B., Slaves at Lake St. John Place (Innisfail), 
Concordia Parish, LA, 1845
Transcribed and Submitted by Matthew Arrington

Source: Stampp, Kenneth M.
      1989  Records of Antebellum Southern Plantations 
from the Revolution through the Civil War: 
Series I, Part 3, Lemuel P. Conner and Family Papers, 
1818-1865, Adams County, MS and Concordia Parish, LA. 

List of Slaves:

Old Simon			65
Merid(?) Meria(?) his wife 	35
Veaney(?) his daughter		10
Elizabeth his daughter		6
Lettey his daughter		4
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Old Frank			50
Polley his wife			45
Jo her son			30
Bill her son			22
Jim her son			2 (blotch on microfilm, we are happy to provide copies)
Giney her daughter		24
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Old Peter			46
Lusinda his wife		35
Unreadable her son		17 notation written over, "To Mott Eason?"
Dan her son			13
Henry her son			11
William her son			4
Elizabeth her daughter		15
Martha her daughter		6
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Jessey				35	Carpenter
Matilda				28
Clarisa her daughter		8
Alice her daughter		4(?)
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Old Jo Congo Native African Bungo(?)	50
Hannah his wife			45
Dick her son			10
Sampson her son			8
Nolan her son			6
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Silvy				45	Plantation Cook
Daniel her son			18
Lewis her son			16
Jeremiah her son		13
Sophia her daughter		7
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Brister Baront(?) Native African	38
Frankey his wife		28
Unreadable his son		8
Matisson his son		5
Jacke(?) his son		3
Katherine his daughter		6
Salley his daughter		2
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Collins				38	Driver
Matilda his wife		45
Marey her daughter		24
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Yellow Abram			26
Hariet his wife			30	Cook
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Judy 				30	Seamstress
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Henry Douglas			33
Elick Jackson			35
Dave Roy			22	A Faithful Slave Always
Isaac Tayler			25
Caleb				24
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Young Collins the son of Marey and ---rigs (we are happy to provide original copies) age 7
Strother(?) Son " " 		5
Henry son of Marey and " " 	3
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Recvd. of Y(?). C. Farington