magruder plantation
SANKOFA'S SLAVERY DATA COLLECTION
Magruder/
McGruder Plantation
Location: near Midville in Burke County, GA
Constructed: ----
History: ----
Associated Surnames: Inman, Jones
Associated Plantations: Haislip Plantation
Associated Free White Names
- ( - 1855) Allen Inman: owner; planter
- (1855 - 1861) wife Avey Inman: after Allen's death in 1855, Avey
gained ownership
- dau. Indiana Inman
- (1861 - ) dau. Virginia Inman Jones: gained ownership upon distribution
of the will in 1861
- hus. Malcolm D. Jones: lawyer and planter; Virginia soon
married Malcolm, hence full ownership passed to Malcolm D. Jones and
his decendants
Associated Black Slave Names
Slaves on Magruder Plantation
contributed by Gene Givens
- Summer Givens Sr.: given to Indiana Inman upon distribution of Allen
Inman Estate
- Summer Givens Jr.: given to Indiana Inman upon distribution of Allen
Inman Estate
- Allen Inman: had a total of 72 slaves before his death.
- Avey Inman: 1/3 of the Negroes 20 Slaves (plus 11 Slaves of her own)
- Virginia L. Jones: inherited 25 slaves from father Allen (1855); inherited
4 from mother Avey (1861)
- Indiana Inman: inherited 25 slaves from father Allen (1855); inherited 7 slaves
from mother Avey (1861)
Agriculture
Description of Associated Architecture
- The Homestead: residence of owner Allen Inman; later inherited by his
youngest daughter Indiana
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Plantation
RESOURCES
- Magruder Plantation originally submitted by Gene Givens. Thanks!!!
- FHL Microfilm 0222883 Burke County, Georgia 1856 - 1868 Inventory
and Appraisements(Pages 346 – 349) Inventory and Appraisement of
the Estate of Allen Inman dated 24 March 1859
- FHL Microfilm 0222883 Burke County, Georgia 1856 - 1868 Inventory
and Appraisements (Pages 543 to 548) Division of the Estate of
Allen Inman dated 25-26 December 1861 Recorded June 18th 1862
- FHL Microfilm 0222872 Burke County Wills 1856 - 1931 Burke County,
Georgia Will Book (Pages 140-142) Last Will and Testament of Allen
Inman, dated August 20th 1855 Recorded March 10th 1859