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• Emily
• Emily

  In the appraisement bill of Thomas C. Read's personal property, a value of $900.00 was placed on Emily.
• Emiline
• Emiline

  A combined value of $200.00 was placed on Emiline and her child Dennis.
• Emerline
• Emerline
• Emerline

  Emerline was listed as having been unable to support herself due to her youth.
• Emeline Smith
• Emeline Scuggs
• Emeline Nease

  Emeline Nease was listed as having been freed before the end of the Civil War.
• Emeline Ingles

  It is possible that Emeline was married because of the different last names in the two records.
• Emeline
• Emeline
• Emeline

  Emeline's race was listed in the Freedmen's Bureau Census as "mulatto."
• Emeline
• Emeline

  Emeline was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.
• Emeline
• Emeline

  Emeline was listed as being unable to support herself due to her old age.
• Emeline
• Emeline

  Emeline may have been enslaved by Cyrus Price, as he enslaved her daughter.
• Emeline

  William Walton purchased Ned, Emeline, and Mary Jane from John Walton. A valuation of $800 was placed on Ned, Emeline, and Mary Jane collectively.
• Emeline

  In the IAS book 1, a valuation of $300.00 was placed on Emeline and her child, Andy.
• Emanel
• Emaline
• Emaline