Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/947 Title 1836-06-16, Dinah, Female, Mention Description Seven enslaved people, including Dinah, were mentioned in the Athens Manufacturing Company minutes as property. Partial Transcript: " It is agreed that the value of the lands, water privileges, mills, factory buildings, as they stood on the first day of January last together with the Smith's tools, wagon + team, and the stock of wool, also seven negroes viz. Ezekiel, a man, Dinah, his wife with their two children, Bob, Cuffee + Charles." Event Type Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1836-06-16 Location 525 Source 825 Primary Participant 946 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 828 Organization 826 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/889 Title 1832-02-28, Unnamed, Mention Description All people who are employed by the University, including those who are enslaved, are exempted for military duty and services by law. Partial Transcript: "By the same law, the President, Professors, Tutors, and all officers and servants of the University, are exempted from military duty and 'from all such like duties and services.'" Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1832-02-28 Location 525 Source 743 Issue February 28, 1832; Page 3 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Organization 477 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/833 Title 1849-07-28, Unnamed, Mention Description Enslaved persons are mentioned in Article 13 of the Athens Manufacturing Company minutes as property of the company itself. Partial Transcript: " Article 13: All the property, real estate, negroes, machinery, notes, bonds, accounts, books, manufactural govels, and everything that belonged to the co-partners known as Athens Manufacturing Company hereby transferred to and and declared to belong to the Athens Manufacturing Company incorporated under the Act of 1847." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1849-07-28 Location 525 Source 825 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 826 Author 524 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/831 Title 1836-06-16, Bob, Male, Mention Description Seven enslaved people, including Bob Cuffer, were mentioned in the Athens Manufacturing Company minutes as property. Partial Transcript: " It is agreed that the value of the lands, water privileges, mills, factory buildings, as they stood on the first day of January last together with the Smith's tools, wagon + team, and the stock of wool, also seven negroes viz. Ezekiel, a man, Dinah, his wife with their two children, Bob, Cuffee + Charles." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1836-06-16 Location 525 Source 825 Page 9 Primary Participant 830 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 828 Organization 826 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/827 Title 1836-06-16, Ezekiel, Male, Mention Description Seven enslaved people, including Ezekiel, were mentioned in the Athens Manufacturing Company minutes as property. Partial Transcript: " It is agreed that the value of the lands, water privileges, mills, factory buildings, as they stood on the first day of January last together with the Smith's tools, wagon + team, and the stock of wool, also seven negroes viz. Ezekiel, a man, Dinah, his wife with their two children, Bob, Cuffee + Charles." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1836-06-16 Location 525 Source 825 Page 9 Primary Participant 829 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 828 Organization 826 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/824 Title 1831, Unnamed, Mention Description The congregation of Union Church which was composed of enslaved persons had a positive relationship with Alonzo Church who dedicated the church, Partial Transcript: "The Union Church, a colored congregation four miles above Athens, was dedicated by [Alonzo Church]. The worshipers in all these humble congregations ever manifested a warm attachment to the [Church]." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1827 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/550 Approximate Location 525 Source 821 Page 17 Related Event 823 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 524 Additional Participant 640 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/820 Title 1825-02-19, Solomon, Male, Mention Description Solomon assisted Moses Waddel to visit a cotton gin in town, and haul cotton. Partial Transcript: "[February] 19... went early with Solomon to Mr. Newton's gin- thence to Talmage's shop to get my cotton hauled." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1825-02-19 Location 525 Source 786 Page 34 Primary Participant 816 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 787 Author 787 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/818 Title 1826-03-07, Solomon, Male, Mention Description Solomon woke Moses Waddel from his sleep to inform him of actions occurring on the plantation. Partial Transcript: "[March] 7... disturbed by Solomon in [the] night, informing me of attempts on the necessary." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1826-03-07 Location 525 Source 786 Page 89 Primary Participant 816 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 787 Author 787 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/738 Title 1864, Billy Hull, Male, Mention Description Billy assisted Henry Hull's wife with hiding valuables when the Federal army raided Athens, Georgia. Partial Transcript: "When the Federal army was making its way through Georgia and a raid on Athens was expected, my mother got all her silver and fine cutlery together and a small keg of fine brandy which she was saving for some unknown occasion, and gave it to old Billy to hide away, none but she and Billy knew where." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1864 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/551 Inferred Location 525 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/291/mode/2up Page 291 Primary Participant 703 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 620 Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/734 Title 1860, Bart, Male, Mention Description Bart requested Henry Hull to sell him due to an argument between Bart and his father. Partial Transcript: "Bart, one of the plantation hands, came in one night on a pass, and said, "Mas Henry, I've had a fuss with my daddy, and I can't stay on the plantation no longer wid him. I want you to sell me." - My father enquired into the trouble and told Bart to stay in town the next day and think better of it. The next night he still asked that he be sold. My father told him to go and find a new master." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1860 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 525 Outcome 733 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/286/mode/2up Page 286 Related Event 733 Primary Participant 676 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 620 Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/731 Title 1860, Jim Wood, Male, Mention Description Jim Wood, an enslaved man owned by Henry Hull, was accused of being guilty of a misdemeanor. Partial Transcript: "'Jim Wood had been guilty of some misdemeanor and had the option of being whipped by the overseer or the town marshal. It was considered a disgrace by a self-respecting negro to be whipped by the overseer" Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1860 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/551 Inferred Location 525 Outcome 732 Source 619 Page 285 Primary Participant 730 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 620 Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/729 Title 1860, Unnamed, Mention Description The enslaved people at Henry Hull's plantation were described to work from sun up to sun down and never complaining of work. Partial Transcript: "The hours for work were from "sun up' to "sun down" with an hour for dinner. The negroes never complained of work. They were always cheerful when well." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1860 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/551 Inferred Location 525 Source 619 Page 285 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 620 Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/720 Title 1860, Unnamed, Mention Description At the residence of Henry Hull, four families consisting of 16 enslaved people worked at the house. Partial Transcript: "At the home place in town there were four families, comprising sixteen negroes." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1860 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/551 Inferred Location 525 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/283/mode/2up Page 283 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 620 Author 618 Witness 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/716 Title 1860, Lewis, Male, Mention Description Lewis, an enslaved man, was a friend of the college students and noted for his vision disability. Partial Transaction: "For years ''Old Tub" was the friend of the college boys and they recall him with his sightless eyes and his dilapidated beaver as one of the features of college life." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1860 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 476 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/177/mode/2up Pages 176-177 Primary Participant 715 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 714 Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/710 Title 1855, Rob Roy, Male, Mention Description Rob Roy was described as a cross eyed, freckled man who lived to a great age according to Augustus Hull in the "Annals of Athens." Partial Transcript: "Rob was a cross eyed, freckled mulatto of no great beauty who lived to a great age — nobody knew how old he was." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1855 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 525 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/176/mode/2up Page 176 Primary Participant 707 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 708 Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/706 Title 1860, Tom Harris, Male, Mention Description Tom Harris was a well-known enslaved man in Athens, Georgia, and mentioned to work for Colonel Hardeman and the Methodist Church. Partial Transcript: "Among some other well known negroes who have a place in the history of Athens, Tom Harris was prominent and most portly. He was Col. Hardeman's factotum and sexton of the Methodist Church, big, fat and amiable, not especially energetic but a man of fine intelligence and respected by himself and the white people as well." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1860 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 525 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/175/mode/2up Page 175 Primary Participant 705 Enslaver Colonel Hardeman Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/695 Title 1850, Unnamed, Mention Description Colonel John Billups and his sons were recorded to owned many enslaved persons on his plantation. Partial Transcript: "Col. Billups was a typical planter of the old regime. He owned a large and fertile plantation and many negroes, made lots of money, spent what he wanted and saved some... he lived in affluence; his boys had horses and negroes, his daughters all they desired." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1850 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 525 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/195/mode/2up Page 195 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 687 Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/674 Title 1860, Mike, Male, Mention Description Mike, an enslaved man owned by Henry Hull, as the foreman of Hull's plantation. Partial Transcript: "And where are the old time negroes? Gone, all gone! I well remember old Uncle ]\Iike. the patriarch and foreman of the plantation. No hired overseer gave him orders. To his master alone was he answerable." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1860 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 525 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/172/mode/2up Page 172 Related Event 675 Primary Participant 673 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 620 Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/672 Title 1850, Unnamed, Mention Description Enslaved persons celebrated University of Georgia's Commencement as if it were a holiday. They attended the Commencement throughout the years as it was seen as a statewide annual gathering. Partial Transcript: "Standing in windows, on the steps of the stage, on boxes outside, they took up every inch of space. Broad Street from the hotel down, was a solid mass of human beings. It was the annual holiday of the negroes, and every darkey from ten miles away came to town that day." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1850 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 525 Source 619 Page 170 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/670 Title 1860, Unnamed, Male, Mention Description An enslaved man reportedly set the Baptist Church in Athens, Georgia on fire after their removal was ordered. There is no supporting evidence for this claim. Partial Transcript: "The negroes were permitted to hold their services in the old churches. When the Trustees of the College ordered their removal, the Baptist Church was destroyed by fire, it was believed, by some enraged colored brother who while believing in plenty of water did not underate the efficacy of fire." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/548 Potential Date 1860 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/551 Inferred Location 525 Cause 669 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/166/mode/2up Page 166 Related Event 669 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/666 Title 1840, Unnamed, Mention Description If an enslaved person was confined by the Town Marshals, the owner must pay $1.00 or the slave would be whipped. Partial Transcript: "It was discretionary with the Town Marshal to whip or confine all negroes found on the streets after nine o'clock, and the owner of slaves confined must pay $1.00 to the Marshal or have the slave whipped." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1840 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 525 Cause 662 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/128/mode/2up Page 128 Related Event 662 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 618 Petitioner 665 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/663 Title 1840, Unnamed, Mention Description Enslaved persons were not allowed to own dogs. Partial Transcript: "Some of the strictures on negro slaves seem funny, not to say harsh, to the present generation. For instance, no negro was allowed to own a dog." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1840 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 525 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/128/mode/2up Page 128 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/661 Title 1840, Unnamed, Mention Description The old town hall's bell warned enslaved persons of the curfew at 9 o'clock every night. Partial Transcript: "Its bell, which now calls the children of the city schools to their daily tasks, rang every night at 9 o'clock to warn the negro of the curfew hour, and clanged the alarm of fire to rouse the citizens to their safety." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1840 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 525 Outcome 662 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/128/mode/2up Page 128 Related Event 662 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/633 Title 1837, Unnamed, Mention Description During the financial panic of 1837, expenses went up and profits went down, and it affected Athens, Georgia greatly. The price for an enslaved person dropped from $1200 to $200 to $300. Partial Transcript: "The attendance of students in the University fell off, the banks stopped specie payment, expenses went up and profits went down. Cotton went down to five cents, negroes who cost $1200, were sold for from $200 to $300, and good land was offered at $2 and $3 per acre." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1837 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/550 Approximate Location 525 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/124/mode/2up Page 124 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/631 Title 1815, Unnamed, Mention Description The commissioners of Athens, Georgia imposed a 12 cent tax on enslaved persons. Partial Transcript: "The Oconee river was the corporate line. The commissioners imposed a tax of 3 cents on $100 on property, 12 1/2 cents each on slaves, and $2 for liquor license. That surely was an ideal Athens." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1815 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/550 Approximate Location 525 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/94/mode/2up Page 94 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/627 Title 1810, Unnamed, Females, Mention Description Lucy Cary's female servants were described as the best trained and always neat. Partial Transcript: "Mrs. Cary had the best trained housemaids — comely, full-blooded negro girls, always neat with heads covered with colored headkerchiefs very artistically arranged." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1809 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 525 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/34/mode/2up Page 34 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 622 Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/626 Title 1810, Dick Cary, Male, Mention Description Dick Cary was described as a tall, fine looking man with white, long, bushy hair, and very well dressed. Partial Transcript: "He was a tall, fine looking old negro, wearing his white hair very long, that is to say very bushy. He was always well dressed and deported himself as if he considered his office in the college second only to Dr. Waddell's, and from no other would he take orders." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1810 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 476 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/33/mode/2up Page 33 Related Event 625 Primary Participant 624 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 622 Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/623 Title 1810, Unnamed, Mention Description Lucy Cary's enslaved persons, who were often leased by the University of Georgia, were recorded to be loved and respected, and prided themselves to belong to her and her family, as recorded by Augustus Hull in the "Annals of Athens." Partial Transcript: "Her manners were formed from the best models of Virginia society — gentle, courteous, dignified, cheerful — as kind to one of her slaves as to a white person of the same age ; and the result was that her slaves not only loved and respected her but prided themselves in belonging to an old Virginia family." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1810 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/552 Questionable Location 525 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/33/mode/2up Page 33 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 622 Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/621 Title 1803, Unnamed, Mention Description Henry Hull, his family, a few enslaved persons, and some goods visited his newly purchased home, named the Hodgson House. Partial Transcript: "My earliest recollections of Athens date from the year 1803. I well remember when my father, with his family, a few servants and household goods stopped at this house — how interested I was in a flock of goats which were browsing on the opposite hillside." Event Type Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1803 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/550 Approximate Location 525 Source 619 https://archive.org/details/annalsofathens00hull/page/4/mode/2up Pages 3-4 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Enslaver 620 Author 618 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/586 Title 1821-11-13, Unnamed, Mention Description Amendments were made to the University's ordinances that include the prohibition of enslaved people entering the University on the Sabbath, except with permission of the President. Partial Transcript: "The Committee to whom was referred the Report of the President of the University, Report the following Amendments to the Laws of the College. 2nd No Negro shall enter the College on the Sabbath of at any other time, except by the permission of the President. " Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1821-11-13 Location 476 Source 582 Page 147 781 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 583 Organization 585 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/558 Title 1842-04-27, Unnamed, Female, Mention Description An enslaved female became involved in a student's plot to give an item to a female at the Female Academy. Partial Transcript: "It was rumored that he had handed to a servant of Mr. Hunt's a number of obscene & lascivious plates to be exhibited to the young ladies of the Female academy - Harper said he knew to whom Gray had lent them, but was unwilling to name him, for if he did the person could only clear himself by getting into a difficulty equally bad, viz. that of having given them to a servant girl for the purpose of showing them to her young mistress." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1842-04-27 Location 476 Outcome 557 Source 556 https://dlg.usg.edu/record/guan_ua0149_001-002?canvas=39&x=333&y=349&w=599 Entry on April 27, 1842 Related Event 557 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 524 Organization 477 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/552 Title 1829-03-04, Unnamed, Mention Description The University created an ordinance that every student will be fined one dollar who permits an enslaved person into their room or purchases goods from an enslaved person. Partial Transcript: "Resolved that every student be fined one dollar who admits a negro into his room without permission of the Faculty:--and the further sum of one dollar for purchasing any thing from a negro in College." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1829-03-04 Location 476 Cause 553 Source 543 780 https://dlg.usg.edu/record/guan_ua0149_001-001?canvas=65&x=242&y=223&w=416 Page 124 Related Event 553 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 551 Organization 477 -- Resource class dctype:Event Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/488 Title 1828-08-05, Unnamed, Mention Description The Board of Trustees specified that the faculty members should prohibit enslaved people from entering academic buildings for any reason, except by permission. Partial Transcript: "And thereafter it shall be the duty of the Faculty to prohibit all other Colored persons from entering the College Buildings for any purpose whatsoever except by special permission from one of the Body." Event Type https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/506 Mention Action Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/546 Completed Date 1828-08-05 Date Certainty https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/551 Inferred Location 476 Cause 487 Source 472 https://dlg.usg.edu/record/guan_ua02-042_006-002?canvas=93&x=3769&y=2187&w=9285 Page 186 Related Event 487 Freedom Status https://www.onthesegrounds.org/api/items/553 Enslaved Author 475 Organization 466 --