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• J. R. Anderson
• J. McCrander
• J. McClenard
• J. Martin
• J. M. Wright

  J. M. Wright hired an unrecorded named woman. She and her son John were enslaved by Jane Martain. John's mother gave birth to him while she was worked for J. M. Wright.
• J. M. Trent
• J. M. Thomas

  A value of of $76.00 was placed placed on Charlotte to be hired out to J.M. Thomas for the year of 1856 from David C. Shanks, before she was instead bequeathed to Ann R. Earnest.
• J. M. Terry

  See also James Terry and JosephTerry.
• J. Liginager
• J. L. James

  J.L. James and his partner F. James had a company together called F. & J. L. James and Co. They purchased seven enslaved people from Samuel Stoner.
• J. Jones

  See also Josephine Jones.
• J. Jones

  Please note that two separate profiles were made for J. Jones, presumably an enslaver, and J. Jones, who is listed as an enslaved person.
• J. Johnson
• J. Jeter
• J. J. Brunfield

  J. J. Brunfield was listed alongside numerous free Black men who were requisitioned for labor.
• J. Harvy Allen

  The record noted "See order book." under J. Harvy's profile.
• J. Hartley
• J. Hammond
• J. Hall
• J. H. Vinyard

  In Common Law Book E, Vinyard appears as the enslaver of Wilson, who was trying to escape Vinyard.
• J. H. McGeorge
• J. H. Earnest

  In Common Law Book E, it is stated that J. H. Earnest left two enslaved people to M. J. Barnett. In the same entry, M. J. Barnett left one enslaved person to J. H. Earnest.
• J. H. Burrill
• J. Goggins
• J. Gleason