Mullineux

By her will of 1791, Ann Jordan, widow of Edward Jordan left the plantation to her son and heir Edward Jordan. There were, according to Hughes-Queree, several manumissions and bequests to free black and free coloured persons.

Barbados Department of Archives. Hughes-Queree Index of Plantations.

[Number of enslaved people] 112(Tot) 55(F) 57(M)  

Return of Robert James Haynes, his own property.

T71/522 50-53

[Number of enslaved people] 119(Tot)  

Return of Bezsin King Reece, Attorney, the property of Robert James Haynes. [Presumably Robert James Haynes senior.] Previously 109 enslaved.

T71/531 277-78

[Number of enslaved people] 127(Tot)  
[Name] Mullineux  

Return of Bezsin King Reece, Executor, the property of the Estate of Robert James Haynes [senior], deceased. Previously 119 enslaved.

T71/538 161-2

[Size] 226  

Robert James Haynes, son and heir of Robert James Haynes, deceased, sold Mullineux to George Hewitt of St. Thomas for £14,500.

Barbados Department of Archives. Hughes-Queree Index of Plantations.

[Name] Mullineux  

Return of Robert J. Haynes. A zero return as the previous return showed 127 enslaved: 38 were removed to Frisers [or Frizers]; 87 sold to George Hewit [Hewitt].

T71/542 148-51

[Number of enslaved people] 89(Tot)  
[Name] Mullineux  

Return of George Hewitt, his own property. 87 of the enslaved had been purchased from Robert J. Haynes. NB that it is not clear which George Hewitt this is: see the biog note on this one.

T71/542 159-61

[Number of enslaved people] 95(Tot)  
[Name] Mullineux  

Return of John Drayton, his own property. 88 (38 female, 50 male) of the enslaved were bought from George Hewitt.

T71/551 137-9

[Name] Mullineux  
[Size] 250  

Listed in St James, property of Thorne.

Barbados 1913 list from the Hughes-Quere indexes transcribed at https://creolelinks.com/1913-barbados-plantation-owners-names.html.