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• Lucy
• Lucy

  Lucy's mother was hired out to P. Read. Though the record says that Read "heirs" the mother, she was likely hired by him and gave birth to Lucy while she was hired by Read.
• Lucy
• Lucy

  A valuation of $50.00 was placed on Lucy. This relatively low valuation likely means that Lucy was elderly, disabled, or otherwise infirm.
• Lucy

  May be the same person as Lucy.
• Lucy

  Henry Houty paid Edward Watts $35.00 cash for the hire of Lucy.
• Lucy

  In the appraisement bill of Thomas C. Read's personal property, a value of $750.00 was placed on Lucy.
• Lucy

  In the IAS Book 4, one entry in the appraisement states, "To cash recd. in A. Bruce for hire of Lucy 1856" with a value of $41.20.
• Lucy

  IAS2: A value of $225.00 was placed on Lucy.
• Lucy

  A valuation of $400.00 was placed on Lucy.
• Lucy

  In IAS2, a value of $100.00 was placed on Lucy, who was described as an old woman. In IAS3, however, Lucy and John were valued at $600.00 together, and she is described as a girl.
• Lucy

  A value of $300.00 was placed on Lucy.
• Lucy

  Farly's will stipulated that his executors "sell" May, Claiborne, Cinder, Lucy, and Mary. A value of $150.00 was placed on Lucy.
• Lucy

  Jane was valued alongside with her two children, Lucy and Catharine. A valuation of $600.00 was placed on the family. They were purchased by John Johnston at the estate sale of William Walton.
• Lucy
• Lucky

  A valuation of $550.00 was placed on Lucky and her child.
• Luckey
• Lucindy
• Lucinda Reynolds

  Lucinda was listed in the register as 5 feet 7.5 inches and "bright mulatto." She had a burn mark on the back of her neck. In Common Law Book E, her appearance was described in the same manner.
• Lucinda Cobb
• Lucinda Braxton
• Lucinda Banks
• Lucinda
• Lucinda
• Lucinda