Anthony,Sr

Probably the Anthony described as a wagonner on Epps Brown imventory list. Willed $100 by Elizabeth Brown for his faithful service.

Ailsey

Her ability to work and bear children determined a female slaves value or worth. Thus, Ailsey and old woman who could no longer bear children received an appraisal value of $1 on Elizabeth Brown's inventory. Ailsey appeared in the 1870 Hancock County census as:

• Brown, Ailsey, 74 year old, female,black, without occupation, born in Georgia

She resided near A.E.W. Brown, son of Elizabeth and Epps Brown.

Prince

In the year 1867, Prince Brown appears on the tax digest of Hancock County. A.E.W. Brown was listed as his employer. In 1880, he heads this household:

• Brown, Prince, age 50
• Brown, Maria, age 54, wife
• Brown, Jennie, age 20, sister
• Brown, Green, age 25, brother
• Brown, Roan, age 20, sister-in-law
• Brown, Maria, age 15, niece
• Brown, Jim, age 5, nephew
• Brown, Carter, age 4, nephew

Betty

Described as a house servant in Elizabeth Brown's will and bequeath $50. Persumed to be the 68 year old black servant of T.W. Harris found in the 1880 census. Her age and proximity to A.E.W. Brown strongly supports this supposition.