Elliott, Stephen, 1771-1830. Stephen Elliott papers, 1791- approximately 1947. Plantation records. gra00020. Archives of the Gray Herbarium, Botany Libraries, Harvard University.

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Notebook kept by Stephen Elliott recording the names of enslaved people owned by Elliott and his extended family who were given blankets; lists of tools given to carpenters, enslaved people, and overseers; enslaved people obtained at the settlement of the estate of Elliott's father, William Elliott, in 1792, and enslaved people purchased in Savannah, Georgia; and lists of enslaved people Elliott owned in Georgia and South Carolina. There are also records of day labor and contracting for carpentry work on his house, notes on experimental rotation of crops including wheat and corn and notes on his cotton harvest, as well as a list of flowers to be procured from London. Additionally includes instructions for crafting waterproof boots, and there are numbers and equations throughout the notebook that may be associated with accounting or farming.

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23 1797 Jan. 7.4 Tools given to the Carpenters 1 Adze. 1 two inch Chisel = 1 Heading da. to Cupid. 1 adze. 1 2 inch Chisel 1 heading chisel —

to the Overseer. 2 x cut saw files —

1798 June - To Tom 1 Saw —

Sept. 1. to do 1 Square and Compass 1 Long plane 1 Jack plane 1 Tenon Saw 1 1/4 inch [sermon?] Chisel 1.1 1 3/8 } heading Chisel 1 2/8 } mortasing

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Recieved Oquechee 2d May 1800 from W. Stephen Elliott on Account of Coles and Niles one hundred and six dollars, eight cents

Wm Merrell

1802 Agree with Wm. Merrell & J. Townley to work at [hlk?] at 1.25 cents per diem. I find ing them in diet & lodging they finding them selves in liquor — S. Elliott

Merrill & Townly began to work Thursday the 9th December 1802 —

Recieved from Stephen Elliott twelve dollars. 25 cents on act of William Merrel. 3 Feb. 1803.

David Townley

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