From Calabar to Carter's Grove : the history of a Virginia slave community / Lorena S. Walsh.
This title highlights forces and experiences that shaped 18th century black Virginians' lives in a tidewater slave community.
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Charlottesville, Va. :
University Press of Virginia,
1997.
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| Series: | Colonial Williamsburg studies in Chesapeake history and culture.
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Cary Carson
- I. The York-Gloucester Branch
- II. The Africans
- III. The Africans at Carter's Grove
- IV. The Joining of the Two Groups
- V. A New Creole Generation and a New Culture
- VI. The Contours of Daily Living
- VII. Moving West
- App. 1. Bacon and Burwell Slaves, 1692-1719
- App. 2. Burwell Family Slaves, 1714-1814
- App. 3. The Formation and Dispersal of Branches of the Carter's Grove Slave Community.