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• John Bower

  Bower was listed in a dispute with the estate of Henry S. Pobst, and this involved an enslaved woman named Delila.
• John Boon Jr.

  Son of John and Susanna Boon.
• John Boon

  Husband of Susanna Boon, son-in-law of Thomas Fowler, father of John Boon Jr.
• John Board
• John Blaney

  John Blaney was listed in the racial categories section as "a Mulatto."
• John Blaney
• John Blackwell

  John Blackwell was listed alongside numerous free Black men who were requisitioned for labor.
• John Bice

  John was listed in the register as having a "light brown complexion," a scar in the middle of his forehead, and a burn mark on his left elbow. He was 5 feet 10.5 inches tall. In Common Law Book E, his appearance was listed in the same manner.
• John Benley
• John Beale
• John Barnett

  In Common Law Book E, it is recorded that in a motion by John Barnett, an exemption was filed from the County Levy for William, an enslaved man, on count of "bodily infirmities."
• John Barnes
• John Banks
• John Balthis
• John Ballard

  Joseph Woods' will and testament stated that 13 enslaved people would be divided equally between John Ballard, Harrison M. Ballard, Martha Ansnian, Susan Brown, Elizabeth Wood, Jane Campbell, Polly Ballard.
• John B. I. Logan

  J. B. J. Logan was an informant for Elizabeth Johnston. Charlotte, a mother who was enslaved by Johnston, was doing work for him in June 1861, and gave birth to Mary.
• John B. Hawley

  In Common Law Book D, Benjamin Hawley leaves "three slaves" to John B. Hawley.
• John B. Harding
• John B.
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• John Arthur

  It is stated that George a man was hired out to John Arthur from a list that included several other enslaved individuals associated with Thomas Fowler.
• John Archer
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