| Name | Age | Color or Race | Sex | Role in document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| William Thompson | grantor | |||
| George Thompson | grantee | |||
| Christie | Black ("negro") | enslaved | ||
| Nelly | Black ("negro") | enslaved | ||
| Maria | Black ("negro") | enslaved |
Bill of sale was recorded on 29 September 1821. William Thomson of George Town in the District of Columbia, for $500, sells to George Thomson many items [ I 1/2 pages of items are listed) some of which are: copper gallons, copper half gallons, copper quarts, copper pints, stewpans, copper wash kettles and other copper items, brass knobs, mortar and pestles, hand bells, horse bells, crucibles, 15 pound blocks of tin and pewter, 29 pounds of brass castings, andirons, candle molds, pots, pans, dippers, pudding pans, coffee pots, wash basins, a pair of smiths bellows, an anvil, a cow, Negroes Cristie, Nelly and Maria, and all the kitchen furniture. Signed on 29 September 1821 by William Thomson.
