BT-PER-00203
William Q. Taliaferro
Also recorded as: William Q. Talliaferro · W. Q. Taliaferro
William Q. Taliaferro of Copiah County, Mississippi, held Hilliard in slavery. His 1840 estate inventory, 1855 estate proceedings and 1855 estate division are the earliest records that name Hilliard.
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BT-PER-00203- Claims attached
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Life Timeline
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Documented Role
This record is held in the archive as: Enslaver / estate holder.
No genealogical relationship to the Smith–Tolliver family is established by the records currently held. A shared surname does not establish kinship.
Historical Connections
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- Enslaver / estate holderDocumented
Hilliard Taliaferro / Tolliver
Hilliard is named and valued in the 1840 William Q. Taliaferro estate inventory and remained named in estate proceedings through 1855.
No kinship established
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