Virginia Emigrants to Liberia

Data

Individual Type
Age at Emigration	25.0 specified
Emigration Origin	Christiansburg, Montgomery Co., Virginia
Emigration Destination	Liberia
Sex	female
Legal Status	Enslaved

Individuals

Emily Cammell

Recorded Names

Emily Cammell 1

Associated Individuals

enslaved by Dorotha Bratton (slaveholder) 1 3 4

Charles Cammell (emigrant) (child of Emily Cammell) 1

Daniel Cammell (emigrant) (child of Emily Cammell) 1

Telly Virginia Cammell (emigrant) (child of Emily Cammell) 1

Events

	Christiansburg, Montgomery Co., Virginia (Origin) Liberia (Destination)	circa 1848 1 3 4	View Event Details	Enslaved
ship's passage	Baltimore, Maryland (Origin)	5 Feb 1848 to unknown 1 2	View Event Details	Enslaved

Citations

[1] "Brig Amazon, 5 Feb 1848, Baltimore, Maryland", Subject File, 1792-1964, American Colonization Society Records, Manuscript Div., Library of Congress; digital image, Fold3.com. Microfilm Reel 314 (https://www.fold3.com/image/46669800 : accessed 15 Mar 2021).
[2] "Brig Amazon, 5 Feb 1848, Baltimore, Maryland", Manumissions and Emigrants, Emigration, Record of Emigrants, Maryland State Colonization Society Papers, Maryland Historical Society; digital image, Maryland State Archives. Microfilm Reel 27 (http://mdhistory.msa.maryland.gov/msa_sc5977/scm013250/html/msa_sc5977_scm13250-0354.html : accessed 30 Mar 2021).
[3] Dorotha Bratton (Christiansburg, Virginia) to W. McLain (Washington City), letter, 23 Dec 1847; "Incoming Correspondence, Domestic Letters"; American Colonization Society Records, Manuscript Div., Library of Congress, digital image, Fold3.com, Microfilm Reel 54; (https://www.fold3.com/image/30895926: accessed 17 Jan 2022).
[4] N. Chevalier (Christiansburg, Virginia) to William McLain (n.p.), letter, 2 Nov 1847; "Incoming Correspondence, Domestic Letters"; American Colonization Society Records, Manuscript Div., Library of Congress, digital image, Fold3.com, Microfilm Reel 53; (https://www.fold3.com/image/48532036: accessed 17 Jan 2022).