Slavery Era Insurance Registry

California first adopted legislation, and other states subsequently followed, requiring insurance companies to determine whether they had records going back to when slavery existed in this country and, if so, to provide information on insurance policies held by slaveholders for death or damage of their enslaved persons that the company wrote either directly or through a predecessor corporation during the slavery era.

• Slave Insurance in the United States - Wikipedia
• Slave Era Insurance Registry (multiple states)

• Alabama Slavery Policies
• Arkansas Slavery Policies
• California Department of Insurance - Slave Names
• California Department of Insurance - Slaveholder Names
• Online Archive of California - Preliminary Guide to the Slavery Era Insurance Documents
• Georgia Slavery Policies
• Illinois Division of Insurance - Slave Names
• Iowa Report on Slavery Era Insurance
• Kentucky Slavery Policies
• Louisiana Slavery Policies
• Mississippi Slavery Policies
• Missouri Slavery Policies
• North Carolina Slavery Policies
• South Carolina Slavery Policies
• Virginia Slavery Policies
• Washington D.C. Slavery Policies