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• Tom

  In Common Law Book D was a Court of Oyer against Aaron and Billy Brown, two enslaved men charged with larceny. Collin, Betsey, Charles, and Tom were all asked to appear in court.
• Tom

  In the Requisition Record, court-appointed agents assessed Tom with a value of $5500.00 (CSD).
• Tom
• Tom

  The Common Law book stated that Tom, who was enslaved by Elizabeth Evans, was to be released from taxation due to his age and infirmity.
• Tom

  Tom labored for 54 days at a pay rate of $20.00 per month. His enslaver, Alexander White, received $41.33 for the work completed by Tom.
• Tom
• Tom
• Tom
• Tom

  In Common Law Book F, Tom is listed as having been an apprentice to William B. Preston. He was set to learn farming, reading, writing, and common arithmetic in the process. He was to be provided with clothing as well as given a suit at the end of his apprenticeship.
• Tom

  Tom could also be Sam, who was seen in the death registry as a son of Rachael. He was enslaved by John Williamson, as well. According to the record, Sam would have been born in August of 1853, making Sam and Tom the same person.
• Tom

  A valuation of $800.00 was placed on Tom. In parenthesis next to his name, "sold," was written, but no other information is provided.
• Tom
• Tom

  A valuation of $800.00 was placed on Tom.
• Tom

  On November 16, Tom was sold for a price of $400.00 to David Stoner.
• Tom

  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.
• Tom

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

  The Appraisement Bill of the Personal Estate of Henry Snyder placed on Tom a value of $300.00.
• Tom

  While IAS book 2 mentions an Amanda bequeathed to Laura Reed, and an Amanda connected to Little Tom bequeathed to Nugent M. Reed and Ann W. Dennis, who are assumed to be separate people. However, in Will Book 1 a woman named Amanda was bequeathed to Laura Reed, and then "the children of Amanda and little Tom together" were bequeathed to Nugent M. Reed. Thus, Amanda may have been one person who was separated from her children. While they have been input as two separate people, you can view the information for the other Amanda bequeathed to Laura Reed attached below.
• Tom
• Tom

  David Gish's stipulated that if his family are deceased, the enslaved would go to his remaining heirs.
• Toliver
• Tobias

  A value of $1600.00 was placed on Tobias.
• Titus Whitlock
• Titus Johnson