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• Jim
• Jim
• Jim
• Jim

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

  In the Requisition Records, court-appointed agents assessed Jim with a value of $6000.00.
• Jim

  The Requisition Record shows that Jim was forced by Nathaniel Burwell to labor in Richmond in response to the impressment order.
• Jim

  A motion was made by Edward Watts to be exempt from paying taxes and other fees on the people he enslaved: Rose, Patty, Lydia, Phillis, Jim, and Bock. Please note that there are many individuals who were enslaved by Watts and named Jim. View Edward Watts's profile for more information.
• Jim

  Mentioned in an attachment of a court case between Green B. Board and David Guthrie. James Hurt was mentioned, also.
• Jim

  Jim labored for 62 days at a pay rate of $20.00 per month. His enslaver, J. D. Edington, received $41.33 for the work he completed.
• Jim
• Jim

  The Requisition Record shows that J. H. Griffin forced Jim to labor in Richmond in response to the impressment order.
• Jim

  In IAS Book 4, the partition of the lands and other property of Edward Watts, Jim is listed among the enslaved individuals that were bequeathed to Edward Watts's daughter, Mrs. Holcombe. A value of $300.00 was placed on Jim.
• Jim
• Jim
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• Jim

  William Feather paid Edward Watts $45.90 cash for the hire of Jim.
• Jim

  A value of $1100.00 was placed on Jim.
• Jim

  Jim was bequeathed to Mary Thomas by her father Michael Shephard.
• Jim

  A value of $2,000.00 was placed on Jim.
• Jim

  Jim and the others willed alongside him were to remain on the Chapman plantation for a year after Chapman's death to "work for a year after Chapman passes, bringing the plantation to good standing and then to all be sold."
• Jessy Bird

  Burrell's rate of wages was $6.00 in the month that he was recorded.