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• J. G. Coats

  J. G. Coats was an informant for Edward Watts. An unrecorded named mother was doing work for him in February 1856, and had a child by the name of Horace.
• J. F. Johnston

  J. F. Johnston was listed alongside numerous free Black men who were requisitioned for labor.
• J. Edmonds
• J. Earnest
• J. E.
• J. D. Horn
• J. Crocket
• J. C. Durrell
• J. Berniger
• J. Beard
• J. B. McGonkey

  Jordan labored for 62 days at a pay rate of $20.00 per month. His enslaver, James McGonkey, received $41.33 for the work completed by Jordan.
• J. B. Lane
• J. Anderson
• J. Alderson
• J. Ailiff
• J. A. Smith

  In Common Law Book D, A. Reynolds leaves "five Negroes" to John A. Smith.
• J. A. Patterson
• Ivin P. Henry

  Patterson Hannah bequeathed Henry Clay, Edward, and Stephen to Ivin P. Henry, who would obtain them when he became 21 years old. Until that time, Matthew Harvey was to "have the services" of those three enslaved people.
• Issac

  Isaac, Dred, and Simon all labored for 60 days at a pay rate of $16.00 per month. Their enslaver, David S. Read, received $96.00 for the work completed by them.
• Issac

  "I give to my son John and my daughters Jane and Sarah my 'negro' man, Issac, for fair use."
• Israel Owens
• Israel
• Israel
• Isia
• Ishmael Sims