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• John Muse

  John Muse's will admits to John Muse illegally selling a "slave" boy named James.
• John Miller
• John Mark

  In the appraisement of Joshua Burnett's personal property, a value of $200.00 was placed on John Mark.
• John M. Maysie

  Note that John M. Maysie's enslaver and father are the same person.
• John M. Ferguson

  John Ferguson paid Edward Watts $20.00 cash for the hire of Julia.
• John M. Clanahan

  In the Death Registry, Jn. M. Clanahan was listed. He may be James McClanahan (J. M. Clanahan).
• John M. Betty

  John M. Betty bought Priscilla from William W. Evans for $100.00.
• John Lewis

  John Lewis received $1120.00 in the settlement of the accounts of John Thomas and Charles Lewis, by Frederick Johnston, to "equalize with division of negroes." This intent of this was likely to equalize the monetary value of an inheritance.
• John Lewis

  Jane Lewis' will stipulated that Washington was to be emancipated after paying $300.00 over the course of three years. Her will also stipulated that should Washington want to remain in Virginia, he could.
• John Langhorne
• John L.
• John Kent
• John Johnston

  Son of Lucy Johnston.
• John Johnston

  John Johnston's will stipulated that two enslaved people "of suitable ages" with his grandsons, John and John, "be delivered to their parents in trust" as soon as his wife could conveniently do so. John and John are said to be William's son and Elizabeth's son.
• John Johnson
• John Jewett
• John Jett
• John Jay
• John J. A.
• John Isaac
• John Humphreys

  In the Death Register, John Humphreys reported the death of Peter and is listed as the grandson of John Smith. The register does not specify which John Smith this was.
• John Hubbard

  John Hubbard was previously enslaved by Samuel Stoner. Stoner's sales bill shows that a valuation of $105.00 was placed on John Hubbard. Hubbard was then purchased by Henry S. Langhorn.
• John Houty

  Cash paid to Dr. Ribble for the hire of 'negro' for $3.00. No indication of enslaved person's name or any other context given for the sale.
• John Henry

  John Henry was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.
• John Henry