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Women + female children
Peggy- aged 120-
Phillis aged 70.
Jinty aged 70
Ellinor aged 51-
Winny [[strikethrough]]Stuart[[/strikethrough]] {Mulatto} aged 45
Matilda Indian aged 56
Maria [[strikethrough]]Rames[[/strikethrough]] (Mulatto) aged 37-
Amy [[strikethrough]]Rames- born in Dec- 1837 [[/strikethrough]] 23- {Mulatto}
Jane [[strikethrough]]Ray[[/strikethrough]] 35 years old
Polly [[strikethrough]]Mincer[[/strikethrough]] 42 years old -
Lucy [[strikethrough]]Mincer[[/strikethrough]] 68 years old
Jenny 45 years old
Emily 15 years old
Maria [[strikethrough]]Mincer[[/strikethrough]] 28 years old
Fenton 38 years old
Alice 39 years old
Julia 37 years old
Betsy [[strikethrough]]Nobb[[/strikethrough]] 13 years old
Louisa 9 years old
Jenny | 3 years old -
Mary [[/strikethrough]]Jane born on the 1st of Sep 1847- [[/strikethrough]] 3
Amanda - Indian 25 years old -
Fanny - 18 years old -
Mary Ellen - 13 years old -
Euchna [[strikethrough]]born in Feb 1852[[/strikethrough]] 8 years -
Agnes [[strikethrough]]born in March 1849[[/strikethrough]] 11 years
Susan [[strikethrough]]born in April 1852[[/strikethrough]] 8 years
Milly [[strikethrough]]born in Sep 1856[[/strikethrough]] 4 years
Sally [[strikethrough]]Braxton born the 12th of Dec 1859 [[/strikethrough]] | 6 months
Lizzie [[strikethrough]]born -in- 1856 [[/strikethrough]] 4 years Indian}
Nancy [[strikethrough]]born in 1858[[/strikethrough]] 2 years Indian}
Louisa 9 years old -
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