Kate Anderson

https://lost-creek.org/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I5186&tree=...

https://nativeamericanroots.wordpress.com/tag/thomas-fulcher/

http://www.freeafricanamericans.com/Abel_Angus.htm

The freeing of John Fulcher’s slaves caused so much of a stir that the General Assembly the following year recommended outlawing the manumission of slaves because they feared that freed slaves would help organize slave revolts – something the colonists were especially paranoid about. The names of the slaves freed in Fulcher’s will were: “Robert Richards, Maria Richards, Kate Anderson, Hester Anderson, Betty Anderson, Lewis Anderson, Sarah Anderson and children Peter Anderson, George Anderson, Dinah Anderson, Nedd Anderson, Rachell Anderson, Mingo Anderson, Tony Anderson, and Susan Anderson.”

http://www.freeafricanamericans.com/Abel_Angus.htm

Kate1 Anderson, born say 1670, may have been the mother of Hester, Betty, Lewis, and Sarah Anderson, the other adults listed after her in the above mentioned Norfolk County deed [Norfolk DB 9:240] since the 17 March 1717/8 Norfolk County court case referred to the family as "Kate Anderson and all the free Negroes" [DB 1710-17, 191]. Her son Edward was called "son Born of the Body of Kate a Negro woman set free by the will of said Fulcher" on 20 December 1734 in Norfolk County court [Orders 1734-36, 10-11]. Her children were

i. ?Hester1 Anderson Artis, born say 1687, ancestor of the Artis family of North Carolina and Southampton County, Virginia.