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APPENDIX V

LIST OF FREED SLAVES

Slavery was officially abolished in the Dutch colonies on July 1st, 1863. Of the slaves to be emancipated, out of a total population of 1877 people, 730 names were originally submitted. On May 26th, 1863 verification took place and 704 slaves were present, while 4 were absent (1 had Leprosy and 3 Elephantiatis).

After emancipation many former slaves left for other islands in search of a better life, thus have many names disappeared in the 125 years since emancipation. This list gives last names only and was given to me some years ago by Mr. Arthur Anslijn. Separate figures are for Separate households.

Name Household Name Household Name Household
Chapel 2 John 1 Groebe 2
Rollins 1 Pysan 2 Jacobs 1
Brooks 12 Atwater 9 - 5 Lowuny 2
Whitfield 10 Stephens 1 Boxwell 2
Gumps 3 Granger 1 - 16 Maxwell 11
Woodley 15 Gray 4 - 2 Olive 1
Parker 4 Gordon 6 Bramer 2 - 6
Fleming 6 McMahon 3 - 9 Rose 8
Rogers 11 Bell 3 - 10 Banks 2
Linsey 14 - 15 Lynch 3 Desire 13
Monk 5 Bryan 1 Miller 6 - 4
Pierce 1 Scott 5 Patterson 3
Dunkin 4 Cross 1 Gibbson 1
Hughes 13 Carty 9 Jones 4
Watson 3 Thompson 18 Mussenden 11
Wilkins 10 Percival 1 Atwell 1
Baily 2 Ely 1 Florence 2
Haddock 2 Dickman 4 James 3 - 8
Rock 29 Black 1 Selig 6
Ling 14 Osborn 1 - 2 Farmer 1
Jenkins 1 Landsman 3 Pratt 1
Leveston 13 Cort 1 - 11 Jackson 1
Williams 5 Spencer 9 Drew 6
Gibbs 6 - 2 Ulrich 3 Sorton 7
Lake 15 Brown 1 Emmith 5
Riley 9 Nightengale 6 Dover 5
Hill 1 Wallace 12 Wilson 2-2-15-13
Haswell 7 Ready 1 Gordon 7
Mitchel 7 - 1 Nieuman 3 King 6
Wilmans 7 - 4 Hope 1 Newton 4 - 10
Smidth 10 Lidasoy 2 - 3 Pickett 3
Silent 1 Goodchild 2 Crawford 1
Blyden 13 Dezvous 14 - 12 Primas 2
Carter 2 Pittman 1 - 1 Wilcoy 15
Capel 4 Heyligo 10 Cornett 9

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