A Guide to the Binns Family Estate Papers, 1814, ca. 1854 Binns Family Estate Papers, 1814, ca. 1854 20543

A Guide to the Binns Family Estate Papers, 1814, ca. 1854

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the Library of Virginia
Accession Number 20543


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Repository
Library of Virginia
Accession number
20543
Title
Binns Family Estate Papers, 1814, ca. 1854
Physical Characteristics
6 p.
Physical Location
Personal Papers Collection, Acc. 20543
Language
English

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Preferred Citation

Binns Family Estate Papers, 1814, ca. 1854. Accession 20543, Personal Papers Collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.

Acquisition Information

Gift of Mrs. C. C. Stringfield, 13 March 1933.

Biographical/Historical Information

Daniel Binns was born 19 June 1767 in New Kent County, Virginia, to Thomas and Frances Binns. He married Martha Harmon and they had at least one child. Binns died by 25 October 1814. Charles Binns was born 5 February 1778 to Thomas and Frances Binns. He died 7 March 1854 in New Kent County, and had no surviving issue.

Scope and Content Information

Estate papers, 1814, of Daniel Binns (1767-1814) and Charles Binns (1778-1854) of New Kent County, Virginia, consisting of: a) a listing of the items and personal property bought at the sale of Daniel Binns' estate on 25 October 1814; and b) an account, ca. 1854, of the distribution of the slaves of Charles Binns, including their value. The listing of items and property bought includes names of the buyers and the prices they paid. On the list of slaves, the surnames of the slaves were added in a different hand after 1862.