Virginia Emigrants to Liberia

Data

Location Type	county
Located In	Virginia

View a Chart of Emigrations by Year

Locations

Rappahannock Co., Virginia

Formed in 1833 from Culpeper Co., Virginia

Sub-Locations

Woodville, Rappahannock Co., Virginia
- Haw Thorn, Woodville, Rappahannock Co., Virginia

Events

Eveline Gordon (emigrant) John Gordon (emigrant)	2 a	View Event Details
Dr. Aylett Hawes (emancipator, slaveholder)	1	View Event Details
Mr. Fristoe (slaveholder)	1834 3	View Event Details
Maria Tuliaferro/Toliver (emigrant) Austin Jones/Brent (emigrant) Charlotte Jones/Brent (emigrant) Henrietta Jones/Brent (emigrant) Lacy/Lucy Brent (emigrant) Lilly Jones/Brent (emigrant) Mallory Jones/Brent (emigrant) Marlbro Brent (emigrant) Dick/Richard Jones/Brent (emigrant) Warrenton Brent (emigrant) Rachel Madison (emigrant) Walker Brumskin/Brumkin (emigrant) Patty Buckner/Jones (emigrant) Butler Campbell (emigrant) Winney Campbell (emigrant) Aaron P. Davis (emigrant) Belinda Davis (emigrant) Phoebe Davis (emigrant) Richard Davis (emigrant) Dolly/Lilly Gordon (emigrant) Joe Gordon (emigrant) John R. Gordon (emigrant) Marshall Gordon (emigrant) Nat Gordon (emigrant) Prudence Gordon (emigrant) Charles Gray (emigrant) Emily Gray (emigrant) James Gray (emigrant) Jane Gray (emigrant) Robert/Bob Gwynn/Gwen (emigrant) Mildred Gwynn (emigrant) Jane/Jenny Gwynn/Gwen (emigrant) Betsey Harris (emigrant) Charles Harris (emigrant) Fanny Harris (emigrant) Jack Harris (emigrant) Jeffrey Harris (emigrant) Milton Harris (emigrant) Moses Harris (emigrant) Philip Haris (emigrant) Sandy Harris (emigrant) Hysett/Aylett H. Johnson (emigrant) Berryman/Benjamin Johnson (emigrant) Cresson Johnson (emigrant) Evelina/Elena Johnson (emigrant) Francis Johnson (emigrant) Gabriel Johnson (emigrant) Wetty/Hetty Johnson (emigrant) Margaret Johnson (emigrant) Mary Johnson (emigrant) Nelly Johnson (emigrant) Melinda/Belinda Jones (emigrant) Charlotte Jones (emigrant) Eleanor/Lavina Jones (emigrant) Jane Jones (emigrant) Lewis Jones (emigrant) Lucy Ann Jones (emigrant) Rosanna Jones (emigrant) David Madison (emigrant) Reuben Mason (emigrant) Lewis Richson/Richardson (emigrant) Judy Sandford (emigrant) Thomas/Frances Sandford (emigrant) Tom Taliaferro/Toliver (emigrant) Achilles/Killes Tuliaferro/Tolifer (emigrant) July/Celia Tuliaferro/Toliver (emigrant) Esther Tuliaferro/Toliver (emigrant) Frank Tuliaferro/Toliver (emigrant) George Tuliaferro/Toliver (emigrant) Henry Tuliaferro/Toliver (emigrant) John Tuliaferro/Toliver (emigrant) Matilda Tuliaferro/Toliver (emigrant) Sam/Samuel Tuliaferro/Toliver (emigrant) Andrew Walker (emigrant) Eliza Walker (emigrant) Hannah Walker (emigrant) Isaac Walker (emigrant) Isaac Walker (emigrant) Nancy Walker (emigrant) Sally Walker (emigrant) Charles Williams (emigrant)	circa 1834 1	View Event Details
Rev. F. Thornton (slaveholder)	1834 3	View Event Details

Notes

[a]
Removed from Rappahannock Co. to Clarke Co. in late 1830s with Eveline's owner, Howard F. Thornton, when Thornton was married in Clarke Co.

Citations

[1] "Intelligence.: Emigrants to Africa." African Repository and Colonial Journal, Vol. 10, No. 9 (Nov 1834): 286.
[2] "An Appeal Not Sectional: A Sectional Appeal" The National Era, (11 Aug 1853): 128.
[3] "Young Men's Colonization Society of Pennsylvania Minute Book, 1834-1841", Lincoln University, Pennsylvania, Colonization Society; digital image, Lincoln.edu (https://www.lincoln.edu/langston-hughes-memorial-library/special-collections-and-archives/digital-collections/library-colonization-society.html : accessed 8 Dec 2023).