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• Lewis
• Lewis
• Lewis

  A valuation of $2400.00 was placed on Lewis.
• Lewis

  A valuation of $2200.00 was placed on Lewis.
• Lewis

  A valuation of $700.00 was placed on Lewis.
• Lewis

  In the IAS Book 4, an entry under Charles E. Oliver, guardian of Ann Rosaltha, states, " To hire of boy Lewis to Roberts" with a value of $85.00.
• Lewis

  A valuation of $1100.00 was placed on Lewis.
• Lewis

  Lewis was an enslaved man who was previously owned by Johnathan Tosh. A value of $500.00 was placed on Lewis, who was then bequeathed to Johnathan Tosh Jr's heirs. James T. Tosh was likely the son of Johnathan Tosh Jr. Johnathan Tosh Sr bequeathed the enslaved man Lewis to Johnathan Tosh Jr.'s heirs; while which heirs was not specified, under Thomas Tosh's guardianship of James, the sale bill of Lewis is listed, in which Thomas purchased Lewis.
• Lewis

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

  A value of $2190.00 was placed on Lewis and his family collectively.
• Levi

  A valuation of $250.00 was placed on Levi.
• Levenia
• Letty
• Letty
• Lettie
• Lettie
• Lettie
• Letta

  A value of $250.00 was placed on Letta.
• Letitia W. Rives (Mrs. Rives)

  Letitia W. Rives was the wife of Landon Rives.
• Letitia Umbarger

  Letitia Umbarger was the daughter of Abram Greenwood. In the partition of enslaved people, Letitia received Fanny as her one fifth share between herself and her four other siblings that was given to them by their father after his death.
• Letitia Bailey
• Letitia
• Letitia
• Letitia

  In IAS Book 4, the partition of the lands and other property of Edward Watts, Letitia is listed among the enslaved individuals that were bequeathed to Edward Watts's daughter, Mrs. Holcombe. A value of $1,000.00 was placed on Letitia.
• Letitia