Arthur Gordon Rose Papers

by Arthur Gordon Rose

1843

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Letter, 7 September 1843, from to Joseph Hazel, Esq., Beaufort, S.C., re low prices and shipping corn crop to market possibly with William Elliott's crop; Rose requests that Hazel arrange for 3 or 4 African-American slaves from Beaufort to assist "in gathering in the crop and cleaning up my farm near the city"; Rose identifies 5 slaves by name, "Titus, Toney & Peter from the Island and Luck from the Swamp," and requesting the labor of "Briant the Carpenter," anticipating that he would "be glad of his services for about a month" upon completion of his work repairing buildings at Beaufort County properties

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