McQueen-SC-AL-1817-63

In South Carolina:

In 17 March 1817 Will of Daniel McQueen probated 31 October 1817 in Horry Co. SC, mention is made of the following slaves who may have taken the name of McQUEEN after emancipation:
  Agg, a woman
  Fillis and her two children, Simon and Isaac
  Ben, a man
  Two children, Bet and Cubit
  Phebee, a woman
  Two children, Primas and Alick
  Bob, a man
  Two children, Syrus and Jo
  Sabra, a woman (hired out)

Inventory of the Estate lists:
  Bob, Ben, Phebe, Ellick, Joe, Redic, Phelis, Simon, Isaac, Primus, Syrus, Cubit Bet, Agnes, and Sabry
(Have entire Will and Inventory if needed by someone)

The Will of William McQueen (ca.1787 Horry Co.SC -1850) - mentions the following slaves:
  Jude, Statira, Pinck, Chysiah, Harriet, Matilda, Lyna, Syretha, Caladona, Gibson, Chesley, Ben, Crissy, Ted,  Gabson, Camel, Dicey, Betsy, Perry, Ann, Joel, Nigh, Celia, Sarah, Coen, Louisa, Stacy, Jack, Alafare, Catherine, Orry, Joe, Billy, and Betsy.
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In Alabama:

The Will of James McQueen (1786-1833) in 1832 executed in Lowndes Co., AL,  mentions: 
"A certain family of Negroes, namely
  Maria, Lavena, Bristol, Grace, Jack, Abram, and Nancy, the six latter being the chilren of the former" not to be considered in the Will since they had already been deeded to his wife and children.

The Will of Samuel McQueen (1788-1863) of Lowndes Co., AL, mentions the following slaves:
  Byrd Alios Virgil, a man
  Mary, a woman, his wife
  Unborn child of Mary
  Fleming, a man
  Elga, his sister
  Sylvia, a woman
  Walton, a boy
  Amanda, a woman
  Reuben, a boy
  Jack, a boy
  Matilda, a girl
  William, a boy
  Ann, a girl
  Adline, a girl
  Lucy, a girl

Hope this helps someone!  Rae Venable Calvert in Texas

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