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Auburn Plantation
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by Karmella Haynes 15 years, 1 month ago
Overview
Location
Natchez, Adams Co., MS
Date Constructed/ Founded
not determined
Associated Surnames
Duncan
Historical notes
Auburn was the Mississippi home of Dr. Stephen Duncan, said to be the wealthiest planter in the antebellum South. He also owned a Summer home in New York. Stephen Duncan owned several Issaquena Co. plantations including Attakapas Plantation, Camperdown Plantation, Carlisle Plantation, Duncan Plantation, Duncannon Plantation, Duncansby Plantation, Ellisle Plantation, Homochitto Plantation, L'Argent Plantation, Middlesex Plantation, Oakley Plantation, Rescue Plantation and Reserve Plantation. He also owned Sargossa Plantation in Adams Co., MS.
Associated Slave Workplaces
See historical notes
Associated Free Persons
- Dr. Stephen Duncan - owner
Associated Enslaved Persons
1860 Federal Slave Schedule, Stephen Duncan
From 1860 Federal Slave Schedule, Issaquena Co., MS
- DUNCAN, Stephen, RITCH, O. H. T., 174 slaves, page 420B
- DUNCAN, Stephen, FURLOW, Thos. W., 154 slaves, page 422B
- DUNCAN, Stephen, HEARD, Stephen C., 132 slaves, page 423B
- DUNCAN, Stephen, ROWE, Wm. J., 126 slaves, page 424
- DUNCAN, Stephen, GARRET, Jacob, 147 slaves, page 421B
- DUNCAN, Stephen, LEMAY, S. T., 125 slaves, page 426
Research Leads and Plantation Records
Duncan, Stephen, 1787-1867. Family papers, 1817-1877.
158 items, 2 ms. vols. Location: S:120. Planter and banker of Natchez. Duncan plantations included L'Argent, Auburn, Camperdown, Carlisle, Duncan, Duncannon, Duncansby, Ellisle, Homochitto, Middlesex, Oakley, Rescue, Reserve, and Attakapas...Papers include legal documents, bills, and receipts. A daybook includes lists of slaves present at Homochitto Plantation. Manuscript Resources on the History of Music, Drama, and Other Performing Arts in the Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections Hill Memorial Library, LSU http://www.lib.lsu.edu/special/guides/perfarts.html
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