John Williams (1664-1729)

• Robert Tigo (d. 1695)
• Frank and Parthena (married ca. 1703, d. 1704)
• Mescheck
• Kedar

Ebenezer Hinsdale (1707-1763)

• Mescheck (formerly owned by John Williams)
  • In colonial pay at Ft. Dummer
  • Ran Hinsdale’s store when Hinsdale was absent
  • Baptized and admitted to communion in 1747
  • Involved in court case against Peter Evans in 1748
  • Had an account at Elijah Williams’ store in 1752

• Cesar
  • Served in French & Indian War
  • Had an account at Elijah Williams’ store in 1753

• Jockton (mulatto)

Ebenezer Sheldon (1691-1774)

• Pompey
  • Baptized in 1741

Jonathan Hoyt (1688-1779)

• Cesar
  • Served in French & Indian War
  • Baptized in 1741
  • Had an account at Elijah Williams’ store 1756-1757

Samuel Childs (1679-1756)

• Cesar
  • Served in French & Indian War

Samuel Barnard (1684-1762)

• Titus

Daniel Arms (1719-1784)

• Titus
  • Had an account with Dr. Thomas Williams in 1764
  • Sold in 1771

Dr. Thomas Williams (1718-1775)

• Female slave

Sarah Williams (1716-1736/7)

• Male mulatto slave

Samuel Dickinson (1687-1761)

• “A Negro wench”
• two children

Nathaniel Dickinson (1734-after 1786)

• Cesar
  • 1771 charged by John Williams for stealing

Samuel Dickinson (1736-1780)

• Cesar (formerly owned by Nathaniel Dickinson)
• Hager 
  • married Cesar in 1788

• Fortune 
  • Baptized in 1737

Thomas Dickinson (1718-1814)

• Ishmael 
  • Had an account at Elijah Williams’ store (1753-1757)

Jonathan Ashley (1712-1780)

• Cato (died 1825) 
  • Baptized 1739
  • Served in French & Indian War
  • Had an account at Elijah Williams’ store (1755-1756)

• Jinny (died 1808)
• Titus 
  • Had an account at Elijah Williams’ store (1753-1756)

Thomas Wells (1678-1750)

• Adam
  • Baptized 1735

• Peter
  • Baptized 1735
  • Appears in inventory 1750

• Pompey
  • Had an account at Elijah Williams’ store 1750

John Wells (1700-1746)

• Titus
  • Baptized 1737

Jonathan Wells (1684-1735)

• “Negro woman cloathing ” mentioned in inventory
• “A Negro boy”
• Pompey
  • Baptized 1735

• Cesar

Mary Hoyt Wells (died 1750, widow of Jonathan Wells)

• Cesar (formerly owned by Jonathan Wells)
  • Baptized in 1741

Timothy Childs (1686-1776)

• Cesar (formerly owned by Mary Hoyt Wells)Served in French & Indian Wars
  • Served in French & Indian Wars
  • Had an account at Elijah Williams’ store (1753-1755)

• Humphrey
  • Baptized 1752

Ebenezer Wells (1691-1758)

• Cesar
  • Baptized 1735 & admitted to communion 1736

• Lucy Terry

Abigail Williams Hinsdale Silliman (died 1787)

• Jockton (formerly owned by Ebenezer Hinsdale)
• Chloe

Free African Americans

Abijah Prince (1706-1794)

• Brought to Northfield, MA 1717
• Freed in 1751
• Obtained 10 acres of land in Northfield 1753
• Owned land in Sunderland, VT
• Owned 100 acres in Guilford, VT 1764
• Had accounts with Jonathan Ashley, Salah Barnard, Dr. Thomas Williams, Elijah Williams

Lucy Terry Prince (died 1821)

• Brought to Deerfield from Rhode Island at age 5 
• Owned by Ebenezer Wells
• Baptized 1735 & admitted to communion 1744
• Wrote “Bars Fight” 1746
• Had an account at Elijah Williams’ store 1755
• Her freedom was purchased by Abijah Prince
• She married Abijah Prince

Heber Honestman (died 1768)

• Appears in Elijah Williams’ account book (1749-1775) often Heber Huntstown 
• One of the first settlers of Ashfield, MA (Huntstown) between 1740 and 1743
• One of the fifteen original members of the Congregational Church founded in 1763
• Freed in 1722 by Elizabeth Pratt of Easton, MA

Caleb Sharp(1729-1799)

• Appears in Elijah Williams’ account book (1749-1775) 
• Possibly half Indian and half Negro
• Built and operated the first mill (a gristmill) in Conway, MA in 1767

Unknown African Americans

Peter Ladieu

• Appears in Thomas Williams’ account book (1756-1757)

“Town Negro”

• Appears in Elijah Williams’ account book (1759-1769)

Titus

• He testified against Cesar (owned by Nathaniel Dickinson) who was accused by John Williams of stealing

Boston

• Had a store account in 1761

Onesimus 

• Slave of Maj. Williams
• Baptized 1766

Pompey and wife Rebecca

• Admitted to communion 1736