| Name | Age | Color or Race | Sex | Role in document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| John Pedicord | other | |||
| Robert Penian Wade | grantor | |||
| Robert P Wade | grantor | |||
| Edward Burrows | grantee | |||
| Gerrard T Greenfield | grantee | |||
| Thomas Conner | grantee | |||
| Milley | Black ("negro") | Female | enslaved | |
| John | Male | enslaved | ||
| Cuddy | Black ("negro") | Male | enslaved |
Bill of sale was recorded on 12 December 1808. Robert Penian Wade of Washington Co. in the District of Columbia, "in consideration of their becoming sureties for various judgment debts in the City of Washington, and in further consideration of one cent," sells to Edward Burrows and Thomas Connor of Washington Co., one-half of a female Negro named Milley and also one half part of her son John now hired by Robert Wade to service John Pedicord of Montgomery Co., Maryland. In addition, one sorrel horse about 10 years old, a dark bay mare about five years old with bridle and saddle, two feather beds, various tables and chairs together with all of Robert Wade's kitchen furniture, and one [farting] piece are part of the sale. If Robert Wade pays and satisfies Levy Philips of Montgomery Co., Maryland of the total amounts of the judgements with interest on or before 27 April 1809, then this bill of sale will be void and of no effect in law. The above items are mortgaged by Robert Wade only as counter security. Signed on 2 December 1808 by Robert P. Wade.
Certificate of slavery recorded on 14 December 1808. Negro man named Cuddy was brought from Virginia to the District of Columbia by Gerrard T. Greenfield for his own use.
