Author: Đức HT

In the spring of 1850, a man named Samuel Conincaid was sold at auction in Marshall, … The Deadliest Slave in Texas: He Eliminated Every Man Who Bought Him.Read more

On November 24th, 1857, the Rutled family gathered at Sweetwater Hall for their annual Thanksgiving feast … The House Slave Who Poisoned Eight Family Members at Thanksgiving Dinner(1857, Colleton County)Read more

In the spring of 1819, a man named Samuel arrived at Fair Haven Plantation in Georgetown, … The Most Dangerous Slave in South Carolina: His Pain Created a MonsterRead more

In the spring of 1849, Richmond stood at the peak of its antebellum prosperity. Church Hill, … The Profane Brotherhood: Richmond’s Elite Women Who Shared Their Male Slaves (1849)Read more

In the spring of 1857, Charleston’s elite gathered in the drawing room of the grand Trad … The Plantation Owner Who Left Everything to His Slave… and Nothing to His WifeRead more

On the night of November 6, 1860, in the heart of Virginia’s tobacco country, Colonel Marcus … Benjamin: The Slave Who Killed the Master with His Own Cigars on Election NightRead more

In 1853, on Bell Ombre Plantation in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana, Patients Devo presented himself as … The Most Abused Slave Girl in Louisiana:She Escaped and Cut Her Plantation Owner Into 71 Pieces.Read more

In 1748, St. Catherine’s Convent in Savannah, Georgia, stood as a symbol of strict religious discipline. … Religious Scandal: 51-Year-Old Nun Got Pregnant by Young Slave and Calls It a Divine Blessing.Read more

In 1847, Dr. Silus Thornwell purchased Belmont Plantation outside Charleston, South Carolina, and turned it into … The Most Disturbing Doctor: He Transplanted Animal Organs Into Slaves -47 Patients, Zero SurvivalRead more

In April 1859, Bo Regard Whitmore proudly announced his latest purchase in St. Mary Parish, Louisiana: … They used 3 horses and 7 dogs to transport a 2.31-meter-tall slave, but 10 hours later…Read more