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• Jordan

  In the Requisition Records, court-appointed agents assessed Jordan with a value of $3000.00 (CSD).
• Jordan

  Jordan labored for 62 days at a pay rate of $20.00 per month. His enslaver, James McGonkey, received $41.33 for the work completed by Jordan.
• Jordan

  A value of $1100.00 was placed on Jordan.
• Jonny

  Jonny was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.
• Jones
• Jones
• Jones
• Jones
• Jones
• Jone
• Jonathan Sue

  Jonathan and Mahala Sue were charged with taking, stealing, carrying away, and concealing an enslaved woman named Rody, who was enslaved by John Smith. The Counsel ruled that they were not guilty of the offense, and they were discharged.
• Jonathan C. Huff

  J. C. Huff was an informant for James Barnett and T. Taliferro. Two unrecorded named mothers were doing work for him in June 1855 and March 1858, respectively. They gave birth to their children while they were hired by him.
• Jonathan

  In the documents associated with Jonathan Tosh, an entry states, "To Hire of Nancy, Hannah + Jonathan not accounted for, but hired in 1832..." with a value of $91.00.
• Jonas
• Jonah

  In the Requisition Record, court-appointed agents assessed Jonah with a value of $6000.00 (CSD).
• Jonah
• Jona
• Jon Whitten

  James M. Faggit purchased an enslaved man named Jon Whitten from Samuel Stoner. A valuation of $100.00 was placed on Jon Whitten.
• Johonna
• Johnson C.

  Johnson's rate of wages was $8.00 in the month that he was recorded.
• Johnson
• Johnson
• Johnson
• Johnson

  A value of $1000.00 was placed on Johnson.
• Johnny

  Johnny was listed in the Freedmen's Bureau Census as "youth."