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• Claiborne Reed

  Jane was charged with larceny, and her bail was set at $50.00. She was set to return before a grand jury in the November 1866 term. Claiborne Reed, a free man, was to give evidence against Jane.
• Claiborne
• Claiborne
• Claiborne
• Claiborne

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

  Farly's will stipulated that his executors "sell" May, Claiborne, Cinder, Lucy, and Mary.
• Clack R. Campbell

  In the Birth Register, Clack R. Campbell is listed as the former enslaver of Mary Fleming, Lewis, and Mary.
• Clabun
• Cismon
• Ciras
• Cindrella Hopson
• Cinderella
• Cinder

  Farly's will stipulated that William Farly's executors "sell" May, Claiborne, Cinder, Lucy, and Mary. A value of $250.00 was placed on Cinder.
• Cina
• Cilly

  Cilly was listed as having been unable to support herself due to her youth.
• Cilla
• Cilla
• Cilia
• Cilia
• Cilea
• Cicily

  In IAS Book 4, the partition of the lands and other property of Edward Watts, Cicily is listed among the enslaved individuals that were bequeathed to Edward Watts's daughter, Letitia Watts Rives. A value of $400.00 was placed on Cicily.
• Christine
• Christina
• Christianna
• Christiana

  As of 1864, Christiana was free.