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• Ann Smith
• Ann Rosaltha Oliver

  The enslaved people listed above were sold to Rosaltha Oliver by Y. N. Oliver in a lot that amounted to $3,400.00.
• Ann R. Earnest

  Andy, Margaret, and Charlotte were enslaved under the estate of which Josephine and M.G. Barnett inherited, and that David Shanks managed as guardian. Plans were made to hire out Charlotte to J.M. Thomas, Margaret to A.M. Lanz, Andy to William L. Walton. However, by order of the Roanoke County Court, these three enslaved people were to be given to Ann R. Earnest (formerly Ann Barnett), as part of her dowry following the death of Charles L. Barnett.
• Ann Neville

  Jacob Neville was the husband of Ann Neville.
• Ann N. Branch

  Bequeathed Stephen, Amanda, Mariah, Francis, Rachel, "Old Tom," and Frank to Laura A. Reed.
• Ann Marshal
• Ann Johnson

  Ann's rate of wages was $6.00 in the month she was recorded.
• Ann Hawkins

  In Common Law Book F, Ann was charged with larceny. She was refused bail and her trial was delayed until the next term. Her trial was later deferred again, and her bail was set at $100.00. She was eventually found guilty of petit larceny, and she was sentenced to two months in jail.
• Ann Hafe
• Ann Eliza
• Ann Eliza
• Ann Eliza

  In the will of Joshua Burnett, as well as the inventory of his wife, Sarah, a valuation of $600.00 was placed on Ann Eliza.
• Ann E.
• Ann Dooley

  Ann was listed in the register as having a "yellow complexion" and two burn marks on her right arm. She was 5 feet 4.5 inches tall. In Common Law Book E, her appearance was described in the same manner.
• Ann C. Johnston

  William Johnston bequeathed Fanny to Ann C. Johnston.
• Ann Brown
• Ann Blaney
• Ann Banks

  Michael Miller's will stipulated that his wife Theresa would inherit his servant Ann after his passing.
• Ann B.
• Ann
• Ann
• Ann
• Ann
• Ann
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