Bringhurst provides table listing Black people in Nauvoo during the Mormon Sojourn, 1839–1846.
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- Book
- Source
- Newell G. Bringhurst LDSDisaffected
- Hearsay
- Direct
- Reference
Newell G Bringhurst, Saints, Slaves, & Blacks: The Changing Place of Black People Within Mormonism 2nd ed (Draper, UT: Greg Kofford Books, 2018), Kindle Edition, pp. 217-221
- Scribe/Publisher
- Greg Kofford Books
- People
- Angeline Manning, Eliza Manning, Marinda Redd, Liz Flake Rowan, Anthony Stebbings, Chism, Venus Redd, Amy Redd, Elijah Able, Sarah Ann Stebbings, Isaac Lewis Manning, Green Flake, Newell G. Bringhurst, William McCary, Chaney Redd, Peter Manning, Lucinda Manning, "Black Jack", Isaac James, Jane Manning James, Sylvester James, Sammy Jolley
- Audience
- General Public
- Transcription
TABLE 7
Names of Blacks (Slave and Free) Living in Nauvoo, Illinois, during the Mormon Sojourn, 1839–1846
Name of Black Years in Nauvoo Migrate West?
Elijah Abel 1839–1842 Yes, 1853
Jane Manning James 1843–1846 Yes, 1847
Sylvester James 1843–1846 Yes, 1847
Isaac James 1843–1846 Yes, 1847
Eliza Manning 1843–1846 No
Isaac Lewis Manning 1843–1846 No
Lucinda Manning 1843–1846 No
Peter Manning 1843–1846 No
Angeline Manning 1843–1846 No
Anthony Stebbings 1843–1846 No
Sarah Ann Stebbings 1843–1846 No
“Black Jack” 1840s No
Liz Flake Rowan 1840s Yes, 1848
Green Flake 1840s Yes, 1847
Chism 1843 No
Venus Redd 1840–1846 Yes, 1850
Luke Redd 1840–1846 Yes, 1850
Chaney Redd 1840–1846 Yes, 1850
Amy Redd 1840–1846 Yes, 1850
Marinda Redd 1840–1846 Yes, 1850
Sammy Jolley 1842–1846 Yes, 1850
William McCary 1846 No
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