Names of 86 Slave Owners
The names of 86 slave owners given in the Book of Negroes who were bound for (modern day) New Brunswick in 1783
Destination Saint John
Thomas Richard
Humphrey Winters
Nicholas Beckle
Major John Coffin
Peter Ryerson
Lt. Reed Delancey
Capt.(_?) Philips
Joseph Scribner
Captain (_?) Grayson
Caleb Mallory
Col. John Thomson, KAD
Colonel William Tyng
John Ketchum
Thomas Fairweather
Reuben Chase
Isaac Goodman
Mr. (_?) Napier
Robert Griffith
Bethaser Creamer
Mr. Charles Loosely
John Cock
Henry Rayden
Jasper Buckel
John Demill
Oliver Bourdette
Conrad Hendricks
James Ettridge
Robert Letson
Thomas Bosworth
Dow VanDine
Captain Joseph O. Forrester
Nathaniel Dickinson
Peter FitzSimmon
Rev. John Beardsley
Daniel Sickles
Capt. (_?) Drummond
Edward Beattie
John Boggs
Thomas Bean
Samuel Clarke
Gabriel Fowler
Bartholomew Coxetter
Lt. A Cooper
Albert Vanshant
Widow (?) Conley
Q.M. Jones
Capt. C_?) Thatcher
Ensign (_?) Banks, 2nd Bat., N.J. Vols
Ens. (?) Vincent
Major Thomas Menzies
Capt. Nathan Frink, A.L
Lt. (_?) Cox, K.A. reg’t.
Adj’t. John Ness
Adj. (__?) Cunningham
Lieut. Benjamin Ward
Capt. Lemuel Wilmot
Dr. Nicholas Humphries
Lieut. Isaac Dublois (DeBecks in BofN)
Capt. Peter Campbell
Capt. C?) McLeod
Capt. ( _?) Dunbar
Capt. Thomas French
Capt. Charles McPherson
Capt. L.C. Robertson
Capt. C?) Mills
Ens. Hubbard (either Isaac, Nathaniel or William)
Ensign Willet Carpenter
Lt. Gabriel DeVeber
Ens. Shadrack Chase
Benjamin Lister
Timothy Clowes
Cornelius VanDine
Gilbert Pugsley
Joseph Allen
Moses Miller
Capt.(Gideon?) Palmer
George McCall
John Van Winkle
Richard Carman
James Peters
Bartholomew Cranell
Destination Fort Cumberland/Aulac:
Capt. Fred Williams
Joseph Totten
Gabriel Purdie
Captain Kipp
Captain Knepp
Capt. (Gideon?) Palmer
The names have had spellings corrected and first names inserted
where further data was available.