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• Becky Lewis
• Becky (Rebecca)

  William C. William placed on Becky a valuation of $100.00.
• Becky
• Becky
• Becky
• Becky
• Becky

  As of 1864, Rebecca was free.
• Beckey
• Becker
• Becker
• Beck
• Beck
• Beck
• Beck

  William R. Johnson enslaved a man named Charles, who was charged with the assault of John Richardson. Charles was said to have beaten Richardson with the intent to kill, and he was remanded to jail.
• Beauregard

  Beauregard was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.
• Bealdy

  Bealdy was listed as having been unable to support herself due to her youth.
• Bartley Gorring

  Bartley was listed alongside numerous free Black men who were requisitioned for labor by Major General Breckinridge.
• Bartlett Freeman

  Bartlett was listed in the register as having a "black complexion" and a scar on his left forefinger. He was 5 feet 9 inches tall. In Common Law Book E, his appearance was described in the same manner.
• Bartlett

  Bartlett was previously enslaved by Samuel Stoner. Stoner's sales bill shows that a valuation of $100.00 was placed on Bartlett.
• Barney Pitzer

  In the inventory of William L. Walton's finances, an entry states, "To cash of B. Pitzer for girl named Delia" with a value of $1,100.00.
• Barnett
• Barnett

  In the first IAS Book 1 appraisement, a value of $25.00 was placed on Barnett; this value could indicate that Barnett was disabled, ill, or elderly. This is confirmed by the appraisement in IAS Book 1 on page 210 in which Betty and Barnett are grouped together "taken for nothing," by B. Craig.
• Banks John
• Banks
• Banks

  A value of $700.00 was placed on Banks.