On October 2, 1809 a 13-year-old girl named Dinah was sold by Andrew McKenzie of Iredell County, NC to Fergus Hall of Tennessee for $300 (about $6,340 in 2020).Â
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On October 2, 1809 a 13-year-old girl named Dinah was sold by Andrew McKenzie of Iredell County, NC to Fergus Hall of Tennessee for $300 (about $6,340 in 2020).Â

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On September 24, 1793 a seven-year-old girl named Sarah was sold by James Wharton of Craven County NC to John Thomas for £55 (about £8,034 in 2019). Volunteer to help UNCG and People Not Property preserve the memory of those enslaved in North Carolina! https://bit.ly/3hTF89w
More generations of African Americans have lived under slavery than in freedom.
On this day, September 23, 1843, a 21-year-old woman named Teneh and her 16-month-old daughter, Sarah, were given as gifts by Job Holden of Brunswick County, NC to his son, Thomas Holden.