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• Jan Syler

  Jan Syler was listed alongside numerous free Black men who were requisitioned for labor.
• Jan Cox

  Jan Cox was listed alongside numerous free Black men who were requisitioned for labor.
• Jamne
• Jamis
• James Willet

  In Common Law Book E, it states that James Willet had interest in "five slaves," that were enslaved by John B. Hawley.
• James Whitten

  J. Whitten reported Sarah's death and was listed as her manager in the Death Register.
• James Wertz

  James Wertz was listed alongside numerous free Black men who were requisitioned for labor.
• James Washington
• James Walton

  James Walton was the son of William L. Walton.
• James Wallace
• James W. Utz
• James W. Shields

  Husband of Elizabeth Shields. William Johnston bequeathed Jerry to James W. and Elizabeth Shields.
• James W. Minor

  In Common Law Book 2 was an indictment against J. W. Minor "for housebreaking with the intent to steal and larceny." He pled not guilty but was found guilty, and he was sentenced to one year in the public jail.
• James W. Hurt

  Mentioned in court case between Green B. Board and David Guthrie, which included an "attachment" regarding an enslaved man named Jim.
• James W.
• James W.

  As of 1864, James W. was free.
• James Taylor

  James Taylor was the grandson of Thomas Fowler and was bequeathed George, Zache, Mett, and Moses. These enslaved individuals were divided between James and his brothers Shelton, Lewis, and Thomas Taylor.
• James T. Tosh

  James T. Tosh was under the guardianship of Thomas Tosh.
• James T.
• James Stewart

  Husband of Elizabeth Stewart. They enslaved one person, Charrity who was recorded in Peter Bush's will.
• James Sneod

  James Sneod was listed alongside numerous free Black men who were requisitioned for labor.
• James Smith

  In Common Law Book D, it is reported that James Smith applied to have Mary exempted from taxes on account of her being "very old and infirm."
• James Slaughter

  James Slaughter and John Williams, two free men, gave evidence against John Ford, a man charged with stealing a horse.
• James Shovely

  James was listed alongside numerous free Black men who were requisitioned for labor by Major General Breckinridge. In Common Law Book E, the Overseer of the Poor was authorized to bind him out.
• James Shanks

  James Shanks purchased an enslaved man named Tom Jeffrey from Samuel Stoner.