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• Charles
• Charles
• Charles

  Charles is the son of Nancy.
• Charles

  A valuation of $3000.00 was placed on Charles.
• Charles

  A valuation of $700.00 was placed on Charles.
• Charles

  A value of $1200.00 was placed on Charles.
• Charles

  Charles was an enslaved man previously owned by David Gish. Charles had a value of $300.00 placed on him. Based on the Commissioner Report of Slaves and Division of Property of David Gish, Charles would be taken in by Jacob P. Brugh.
• Charles

  A valuation of $1000.00 was placed on Charles.
• Charles

  In the IAS book 1, no valuation was listed for Tom and Charles. Tom and Charles were listed alongside one another, likely due to the fact neither of them had a value placed upon them. This lack of valuation may indicate that they were disabled, elderly, or infirm.
• Charles

  A value of $500.00 was placed on Charles.
• Charles

  In the IAS book 1, Joseph Woods placed on Charles a valuation of $35.00. This relatively low valuation likely means Charles was disabled, elderly, or infirm.
• Charles

  A value of $100.00 was placed on Charles.
• Charles
• Charles

  A value of $350.00 was placed on Charles and his sister, Betsey.
• Charles

  A valuation of $400.00 was placed on Charles in one appraisal, and a valuation of $500 was placed on him in another appraisal.
• Charles
• Charles

  The second inventory book states that Charles, "a small boy," was hired by Fanny and Thomas Micon.
• Charles

  In the appraisement of John Smith's property, a value of $500.00 was placed on Charles.
• Charles

  Bequeathed to Joseph Woods's widow, unless Charles wanted to be sold-it was his choice of "master".
• Charity
• Charity
• Charity

  A valuation of $800.00 was placed on Charity.
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