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PLANTATION NAME: | OAKLAND PLANTATION | |
ASSOCIATED LINK(s): | ||
OWNER: | Edmond & Mary Gregory; aft 1836, Joseph R. Lloyd, d. 1841 | |
BUILT: | Before 1836 | |
ASSOCIATED SURNAMES: | Lloyd, Gregory | |
HISTORY: | Edmond & Mary Gregory sold the plantation to pay their debts in 1836 to their son-in-law, Joseph R. Lloyd, who was a State Legislator from 1821-1822. Joseph returned the property to Mary Gregory prior to his death, and she left it to her grandson, Henry S. Lloyd in 1858. Henry died in 1859, and he left the property to his brother, Joseph W. Lloyd. The current house itself was more than likely built during the time it was in the possession of Joseph W. Lloyd, who died in 1885. The plantation went through several different ownerships, and in 1906, it was divided up into small lots after it was sold to real estate developer, William G. Clarke. By 1931, the building had become the Elks Lodge for local chapter of that group, which it still is today; it sits on less than an acre, all that remains of what had once been a large plantation. At its height of usage, the plantation property had consisted of 1200 acres of land. |
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SLAVE POPULATION: |
Joseph R. Lloyd had 20 Slaves in 1830, and 53 Slaves
in 1840. Following are transcriptions from his Estate Record. |
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JERRY DANIEL GREEN ZEALOUS BOB GEORGE GILBERT RHODEN WILSON OLD NED SABRA & her 5 children: ADOLPHUS } ELIZA } PRISCILLA } FLORA } PENNY } HARDY WILLIAM HENRY GILBERT a boy ANDERSON DAVE BOB ALLEN |
BIDDY BARBARA JULIA SYLVIA JOE, child of Sylvia HARRIET, & her 2 children: CAROLINE} OFFY } JUDAY LIZZY MATILDA SALLY ANN MARIAH BILL BRIDGET & her 3 children: JOHN } LUCY ANN } BETSEY } JIM, the elder HANNAH SABINA LUCY, child of Jim & Hannah JIM, the younger, child of Jim & Hannah |
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Order to divide Slaves belonging to Estate of J. W. LLOYD on 15th Dec. 1841 are the following slaves, to wit: |
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Name-Age-Value: GEORGE - 46 - $200 GILBERT - 44 - 275 JERRY - 38 - 450 ZEALOUS - 38 - 500 BOB - 23 - 550 GREEN - 30 - 375 DANIEL - 34 - 500 RODEN - 32 - 800 (carpenter) WILSON - 23 - 550 HARDY - 21 - 400 WM HENRY - 15 - 525 GILBERT JR. - 15 - 500 ALLEN - 10 - 400 DAVE - 14 - 425 ANDERSON - 12 - 400 DOLPHUS - 11 - 400 BOB JR. - 11 - 400 JOHN - 7 - 300 JO - 1½ - 100 BIDDY - 45 - 100 BARBARA - 45 - 150 JULIA - 32 - 225 SABRA - 33 - 250 BRIDGET - 23 - 500 MATILDA - 16 - 450 SYLVIA - 20 - 450 SALLY ANN - 13 - 450 ELIZA - 9 - 300 PRISCILLA - 6 - 250 FLORA - 2½ - 175 PENNY - 2½ - 175 LUCY - 2½ - 200 BETSEY - 1½ - 125 MARIA - 45 - 100 BILL - 15 - 450 HANNAH - 50 - 150 JIM - 53 - 200 JIM JR. - 12 - 450 SABINA - 16 - 450 HARRIET - 22 - 450 JUDY - 6 - 250 CAROLINE - 4 - 200 OFFY - 1½ - 125
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Following allotted to MRS. MARIA A. LLOYD: |
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DANIEL GREEN BARBARA JULIA SALLY ANN DOLPHUS ANDERSON BIDDY JERRY
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Value
of Slaves belonging to the late JOSEPH R. LLOYD-Allotting part to JNO. E.
CALDWELL & MARY LOUISA his wife on 25th of Feb. 1851. Name & Age: OLD GILBERT - 55 PRISCILLA - 14 PENNY - 12 ROBERT - 45 HARDY - 33 DAVE - 22 ELLEN - 6 LITTLE BILL - 23 MATILDA & Child HARRISON - 25 & 3 SILVIA - 28 ALFRED - 8 GEORGE - 55 RODEN - 40 HENRY - 22 BETSEY - 12 ELIZA - 17 FLORA - 12 BOB - 20 LITTLE GILBERT - 22 MAC - 8 ZEALOUS - 45 SABRA & Child RANSOM - 42 & 3 LAURA - 6 JOE -10 MARIA - 55 |
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Following are set aside to CALDWELL: HENRY, BETSEY, LITTLE GILBERT, SILVIA, JOE, ALFRED. | ||
Allottment to JOSEPH W. LLOYD, Dec. 27, 1852, the following were the Slaves belonging to the Estate: | ||
ZEALOUS RALEIGH BOB DAVID BLACK BOB BILL RODEN GEORGE GILBERT HARDY MATILDA & Child LAURA HARRISON SABRA & Child ELIZA PRISCILLA PENNY FLORA MAC ELLEN RANSOM |
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Following were allotted to JOSEPH W. LLOYD: MATILDA & Child, LAURA, HARRISON, DAVID, ELIZA, GEORGE, RALEIGH BOB |
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Slaves belonging to the Estate, at the allottment to GEORGE M. LLOYD, 26 Dec. 1854: |
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GILBERT ZEALOUS HARDY RODEN BOB BILL MACK SABRA RANSOM PRISCILLA PENNY FLORA ELLEN SUSAN |
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following were allotted to G. M. LLOYD, to wit: BILL, HARDY, PRISCILLA, HELEN, MACK, SABRA, SUSAN. The remainder were allotted to W. P. LLOYD. |
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You
will notice that the name of JIM SR., HANNAH, JIM JR., HARRIETT, LUCY,
CAROLINE & OFFY are not mentioned after the allotment to MRS. LLOYD in 1841,
Dec, as among the Slaves belonging to the Estate of JOSEPH R. LLOYD. They
have been and now are, with some increase in the hands of MRS. GREGORY & H.
S. LLOYD. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bill of Sale for BETSEY, JIM, HANNAH & HARRIET: |
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Know all men by these presents that I JESSE TURNIPSEED, for and in
consideration of one Negro BETSEY and four hundred and fifty dollars to me
in hand paid, the receipt whereof I do acknowledge have given, granted,
bargained and sold unto JOSEPH R. LLOYD, one Negro JIM about the age of
twenty seven years, his wife HANNAH about the age of twenty eight and her
daughter HARRIET about the age of seven years. To have and to hold the said
Negroes to the said JOSEPH R. LLOYD, his heirs & assigns forever. In witness
whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 6th Sept 1821. JESSEE TURNIPSEED Witness JAMES R. BROWN Edgecombe County August Court 1822 The within deed of sale was duly exhibited in open court and proved by the oath of JAMES R. BROWN. Ordered to be registered. Test- MICHAEL HEARN C.C. Book 17, Page 480
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RESEARCH NOTES: | Researched and
transcribed by Deloris Williams
National Register of
Historic Places Application; Joseph R. Lloyd Estate, Administration
Papers, Ancestry.com, accessed Nov. 28, 2016 |
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MISCELLANEOUS: | Now home of Elks Lodge, view image |
North Carolina Plantations
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