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Thomas Nelson, Jr. Affidavit for the Sale of a Slave Named Frank, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
Thomas Nelson, Jr. , York County [Virginia] Merchant, affidavit for the sale of a negro slave, Frank [11 years old], to John Carter, Williamsburg [Virginia]. Witnessed by George Riddell and [illegible]. June 15, 1774.