Daughter of Ben A. and M. T. Lavender.
All I could find on the family is an 1840 (well after the girls had died) Census in which 14 people are listed (not by name) as living at the property--six free white people and eight slaves. I can't be certain it's the same family, but it's the only Benjamin Lavender I find in the area.
All I could find on the family is an 1840 (well after the girls had died) Census in which 14 people are listed (not by name) as living at the property--six free white people and eight slaves. I can't be certain it's the same family, but it's the only Benjamin Lavender I find in the area.
Daughter of Ben A. and M. T. Lavender.
All I could find on the family is an 1840 (well after the girls had died) Census in which 14 people are listed (not by name) as living at the property--six free white people and eight slaves. I can't be certain it's the same family, but it's the only Benjamin Lavender I find in the area.
All I could find on the family is an 1840 (well after the girls had died) Census in which 14 people are listed (not by name) as living at the property--six free white people and eight slaves. I can't be certain it's the same family, but it's the only Benjamin Lavender I find in the area.
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