Sources:

• Archaeological Study of Salmon Creek


• The Cooper Family collection at the London Metropolitan Archives


• The Parish Records of the English Church at Kingston, Jamaica


• The Will of William Duckenfield 0f Chowan county North Carolina 1720


• A Southern Gentleman's Estate [New England Magazine. / Volume 15, Issue 6, February 1894]


• Negro Slavery in Connecticut


• biography of Nathaniel Dukinfield Fifth Baronet in the US Genweb Archives - Thomas Duckenfield


• Nathaniel Duckenfield's Will 1756


• From Africa to Virginia - Jamestown - Angela's Story


• Colonel Dukinfield - Civil War Commander - Craig Thornber


• Thomas Averill Duckenfield III Profile


• "Barons and Bastards" - A History of the Duckenfield Family - from English Origins to an American Presence by Thomas Averill Duckenfield III - copy at Tameside Local Studies and Archives Centre


• An Inventory of Robert Duckenfield's Plantation at Duckenfield Hall, St Thomas in the East, Jamaica including the names of 320 of his slaves - copy at Tameside Local Studies and Archives Centre


• "Dukinfield Past and Present" J Edward Hickey


• "Jamaica Surveyed: Plantation Maps and Plans of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries" B W Higman


• "History Alive Tameside" - issue 2, 2007 page 46 Samuel Eaton 1597-1665 - First Congregational Chapel in England - Gay J Oliver


• "History Alive Tameside" - issue 3, 2008 page 23 Dukinfield Halls in North Carolina and Jamaica - Gay J Oliver


• Contact Gay J Oliver: gayjoliver@gmail.com - tamesidefamilyhistory.co.uk/slavery/slavery1.htm