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• Henry Cousins

  Henry registered twice at 23 and 34 years old. His height was listed as 5 feet 6 inches tall. Common Law Book A records Henry at 23 years old. He was regarded as "born of free parents and...registered according to law as a free man entitled to all of the privileges to which free negroes and mulattos are by law entitled."
• Henry Clay
• Henry Clay

  A valuation of $350.00 was placed on Henry.
• Henry Chapman

  The enslaved people listed in his will were to all remain together on Chapman's plantation. In Chapman's will it was requested that the enslaved people work for a year on the plantation after their enslaver passed away to, "bring the plantation to good standing and then to all be sold."
• Henry Chambers
• Henry Chalmers
• Henry Brown

  Henry Brown was indicted for breaking and entering into a storehouse to commit larceny, and he plead not guilty. He was found guilty, and his sentence was to be in "the penitentiary to be one year."
• Henry Blaney
• Henry Adams
• Henry A. Wise
• Henry A. Edmundson

  A value of $362.50 was placed on Monroe who was then purchased by Edmundson at the estate sale of John Walton.
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  Henry's race was listed in the Freedmen's Bureau Census as "mulatto."
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  Henry was listed as being unable to support himself due to his old age.
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