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• Washington

  In the IAS book, Jane Lewis writes about Washington. "so faithful and trusty a servant and for his ever showing so tender regard for my welfare..."
• Wash

  While name was transcribed as Wash, it was likely Washington.
• Warrick
• Warren

  A value of $200.00 was placed on Warren.
• Warner P. Jones
• Warner Banks

  Noah P. Garst was appointed as the administrator of Warner Banks's estate upon his death. Michael Trout, George Garst, Isaac F. Rinn, Moses E. Burbaker were appointed as the appraisers of his personal goods. They were ordered to return an inventory, and this entry was documented around April 1867.
• Warfield Price

  Wat labored for 62 days at a pay rate of $20.00 per month. His enslaver, Warfield Price, received $41.33 for the work completed by Wat.
• Wane

  Wane's race was listed as "mulatto" in the Freedmen's Bureau Census.
• Walter Page
• Walter G.
• Walter
• Walter

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

  In the appraisement bill of Thomas C. Read's personal property, a value of $450.00 was placed on Walter.
• Wallington
• Wallace
• Wallace
• Wallace
• Walker Smith

  In Common Law Book F, Walker Smith presented credentials to prove his ordination and links to the Roanoke African Baptist Church of Salem. He acknowledged a $1500.00 bond and "produced credentials" in order to be "authorized to celebrate the rites of matrimony." This was documented in September 1867.
• Walker
• Walker

  A value of $3000.00 was placed on Walker.
• Walina

  Walina is Katy's mother.
• Waldren
• W. W. Berkley

  In SoE Book 1, Betsy S. Read, "in account with David S. Read," made a Settlement with W. W. Berkley in August of 1871.
• W. Prire
• W. Peddy