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• Aggy Frog

  Aggy was listed in the register as being "bright mulatto," 5 feet 4.25 inches tall, and as having a scar over her left eye. In Common Law Book B, her appearance was described in the same manner. In Common Law Book E, she renewed her registration at 50 years old.
• Aggy
• Aggy
• Aggy
• Aggy

  The Augusta County Will Book states that Aggy, Betsey, Jude, and Aron were sold to James Crawford.
• Aggy
• Aggie
• Aggey
• Agather Ingler

  Agather Ingler is the daughter of Elijah Betts McClanahan.
• Afner Petty
• Adoson

  A value of $150.00 was placed on Adoson. This relatively low valuation likely means Adoson was disabled, elderly, or infirm.
• Adolphus E. Huff

  In Common Law Book E, Huff appears as the enslaver of Julius, who was trying to escape Huff.
• Adison

  A value of $1200.00 was placed on Adison.
• Adeline Wade
• Adeline
• Adeline

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

  In the appraisement of Joshua Burnett's personal property, a value of $600.00 was placed on Adeline.
• Adelina

  Listed in the Freedmen's Bureau Census as "youth."
• Adelia
• Adelaide
• Addison A. Noell

  Noell purchased Martha at Walton's estate sale for $400.00.
• Adam Toot
• Adam Betts

  See also Adam.
• Adam

  In IAS Book 4, the partition of the lands and other property of Edward Watts, Adam is listed among the enslaved individuals that were bequeathed to Edward Watts's daughter, Alice W. Morris. Adam is listed as having been "deducted as a charge," of $200.00. He is listed alongside Amy who was "deducted as a charge," as well.
• Adam

  Sarah Betts' will asked the executor to allow them to choose their "master" upon sale.