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I thought this might be beneficial to anyone doing black/mulatto Culberson genealogy. Many of these slaves probably took the Culberson name when they were freed in 1865.
estate of James Culberson of Troup County GA (1863)
SLAVES:
name, age, m=man; w=woman; b=boy; g=girl
Squire 55 m
Rody 35 w
Bose 14 b
Toney 51 m
Emeline 27 w
Fanny 8 g
Kane 5 b
Hubbard 34 m
Peggy 37 w
Bob 14 b
Jenny 12 g
Tom 22 m
Parrylee 25 w
Adel 6 g
Melia 28 w
Ann infant
Joe 2 b
Thomas 6 b
Sillie 55 w
Bill 5 b
Alia 4 g
Steve 40 m
Simeon 28 m
William 23 m
Millege 30 m
Daniel Beall 33 m
John 21 m
Mack 33 m
Mary Eliza 15 g
Henry 36 m
Emily 45 w
Salenia? 35 w
Mark 18 b
James Culberson's will (1862)
dispersement of slaves:
to ELIZA HIGHTOWER:
Tony 50
Emeline 33 & her infant Peggy
Young 5
Isaac 3
Simon 26
William 22
to MARTHA ANN THORNTON
Mose 55 m
Siller 50 f
Wisley 24 m
Any 36 g & infant Henry
Charlie 6
Maria 3
John 22
to SHERWOOD F CULBERSON
Squire 55 & Rody 40 his wife
James 10
Nancy 8
Jacob 9
July 18 g
Bose 13
to MARY L BORDERS
Meally? 30 w
& her infant Joe
Ella 10
Temp? 6 b
Green 4 b
Miberty? 27
????? 35
Robert 9
to JOHN P CULBERSON
Daniel Beal 32
Anthony 30
Viney 18
Lewis 11 b
Hubbard 33
Peggy 33
Jinny 9
to SARAH SNEED
Thomas 22
Parylee 22 w
Ailee 5 g
Narciss 3 g
Daniel Hatchet 50 m
Mark 16 b
to MARGARET S EDWARDS
Sanford 28 m
Saluda 28 w
Jane 23
& her child Alice 1
William 5
Steve 35 m
Henry 32 m
Mary Eliza 13
to granddaughter MOLLIE D SNEED
mulatto negro girl Fannie 8
TO BE SOLD
boy carpenter Mack
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