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Charles_Lewellyn_1847_3_23.pdf
The overseer describes planting corn, sowing oats and cotton seed, not whipping runaway Milton until he is back to health after his journey, slave Martha giving birth to a son, general health of slaves, and summer clothing ready for slaves.

Charles_Lewellyn_1846_11_3.pdf
The overseer indicates 175 bales of cotton have been picked, 2500 bushels of corn cribbed, a few slaves are sick, and the slave Sally gave birth to a son.

Charles_Lewellyn_1846_8_30.pdf
The overseer describes a poor cotton crop with gins working, two girls born to the slaves Eliza and Liddy, and the general health of other slaves.

Charles_Lewellyn_1846_8_18.pdf
The overseer describes the health of several named slaves, indicates the cotton crop is poor, and that fodder, oats, and hogs have been stacked. A slave named Mary gave birth to a girl.

Charles_Lewellyn_1846_8_7.pdf
The overseer indicates there is plenty of fodder and oats for his team, enough to sell to others, discusses the quality of cotton, the health of slaves, and a new child for Polly.

Charles_Lewellyn_1846_7_26.pdf
The overseer describes the condition of crops, mentions sending for guns, and lists a few sick slaves and a new son born to Diley.

Charles_Lewellyn_1845_5_11.pdf
The overseer describes plantation crops, general slave health, a runaway slave named Juber who was caught in Greensboro Alabama, two slaves Salby and Aggy giving birth to a daughter/son respectively, an accident involving a horse while plowing, and…
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