Militia
Capture & Trial of Rebels
Gov. Floyd’s Diary, Sept. 1831
Reward for Nat Turner, Sept. 17
Receipt of Nat Turner, Oct. 31
Execution of Nat Turner, Nov. 11
Receipt Given to the Captor of Nat Turner
Received Oct. 31 / 1831 from Benjamin Phipps,
Nat Turner, the leader in the late insur-
rection in Southampton County, and the
slave belonging to Putnam Moore an
infant living with Joseph Travis his
father in law, both of whom were
murdered, and the slave named in
the Governor’s proclamation.—
Edwd. Butts deputy of
Clements Rochelle sh[eri]ff
of Southampton County
Novr. 15. 1831
Shall the above be paid?
J. Floyd
To the Council of State
From Henry Irving Tragle, The Southampton Slave Revolt of 1831: A Compilation of Source Material (Amherst, MA: The University of Massachusetts Press, 1971), p. 425.