1821-12-16, John, Travel (Temporary)

Title: 1821-12-16, John, Travel (Temporary)
Description: A letter from white enslaver Edmund Bacon to University Proctor Arthur S. Brockenbrough dated December 16, 1821, discusses the possibility of John, Isham, Lewis, and Wilson being allowed to return home to visit their wives during the course of the year they were to be contracted to labor at the University of Virginia. Bacon writes, “I have consented that if the men can make arrangements with you about comeing [sic] to see their wives that you may take the whole four at $70 round…”
Event Type: Travel: Temporary
Action Status: Potential
Date: 1821-12-16
Location: Monticello
Source: University of Virginia Proctor. Papers, 1817-1905, Accession #RG-5/3/1.111, Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library, University of Virginia
Primary Participant: John
Freedom Status: Enslaved
Enslaver: Edmund Bacon
Hirer: University of Virginia
Permission From: Arthur Spicer Brockenbrough
Related Event: 1821-12-16, Isham, Travel (Temporary); 1821-12-16, Lewis, Travel (Temporary); 1821-12-16, Wilson, Travel (Temporary)
Following Event: 1821-12-27, John, Commercial Transaction (Enslaved Hire); 1822-09-25, John, Commercial Transaction (Enslaved Hire)

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1821-12-27, John, Commercial Transaction (Enslaved Hire)	Event
1822-09-25, John, Commercial Transaction (Enslaved Hire)	Event