Charity

Name: Charity
Birth Date: May 12, 1848; Basil Manly Diary V (1847-1857) image 45, May 12, 1848; "Frid. May 12. Our woman, Lydia, was safely delivered of a female child this morning, between three & four o’clock named Charity."
Sex: Female
Freedom Status: Enslaved
Original Location: President's Mansion, University of Alabama
Child of: Lydia
Sibling of: Hetty; John; Fanny; Serena
Property Value: Sold to Mr. Thomas Walker along with her mother, Lydia. The sum Walker paid for both was $625.
Enslaver: Basil Manly (Second President of the University of Alabama 1837-1855) and Sarah Manly; Thomas H. Walker; Basil Manly Diary V (1847-1857) image 117, July 26, 1849 (sale of Lydia and Charity); "On Thurs. July 26. I sold to Thomas H. Walker, Pilot, my woman Lydia and her youngest child, Charity. He gives me two notes for the sum of $312.50 each, payable on the first of July 1850, and 1851 severally. And he has executed a deed of trust on his real estate in Tuskaloosa and on the property I have now sold him, to secure the payment. "

Item sets: Enslaved by Manly Family; Enslaved by Presidents, Professors, and Trustees

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Lydia