1857, Lucius Henry Holsey, Male, Commercial Transaction (Small goods)

Title: 1857, Lucius Henry Holsey, Male, Commercial Transaction (Small goods)
Description: With the money he received from selling rags, Holsey bought five books to read.

Partial Transcript: "So we did, the rags were sold and the money was mine. With this money I bought books. I purchased at one time, two "Webster blue back spellers," a common school dictionary, Milton's "Paradise Lost," and a Bible."
Event Type: Commercial transaction: Small goods
Action Status: Completed
Date: 1855
Date Certainty: Approximate
Location: Athens-Clarke County, Georgia
Cause: 1857, Lucius Henry Holsey, Male, Commercial Transaction (Small goods)
Source: Autobiography, Sermons, Addresses and Essays; Page 17
Related Event: 1857, Lucius Henry Holsey, Male, Commercial Transaction (Small goods)
Primary Participant: Lucius Henry Holsey
Freedom Status: Enslaved
Enslaver: Richard Malcolm Johnston
Author: Lucius Henry Holsey

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