Items

• Nelson Archer
• Nelson Anderson

  The Requisition Record shows that B. T. Tinsley forced Nelson to labor in Richmond in response to the impressment order.
• Nelson
• Nelson
• Nelson
• Nelson
• Nelson
• Nelson

  In Common Law Book D, it is reported that Nelson was charged with "threatening injury to the person and property of William Pettit." Nelson was ultimately found guilty of the charge and ordered to "receive 39 strikes, administered immediately by the county jailer." He was reported to have been so "lutulent and vicious," that he was ordered to either be removed from the state of Virginia, or his enslaver had to enter into a bond to ensure his future good behavior.
• Nelson
• Nelson
• Nelson

  Nelson was listed as being unable to support himself due to his old age.
• Nelson
• Nelson

  Nelson labored for 95 days at a pay rate of $20.00 per month. His enslaver, Jos. M. Terry, received $63.33 for the work completed by Nelson.
• Nelson

  Nelson labored for 62 days at a pay rate of $20.00 per month. His enslaver, Sally C. Oliver, received $41.33 for the work he completed.
• Nelson
• Nelson

  A value of $0.00 was placed on Nelson.
• Nelson

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

  A value of $300.00 was placed on Nelson.
• Nelson

  Lucy McClanahan's will requested Milly and Nelson, as "elder servants," had a sufficient amount of money retained to support them "as long as they live."
• Nelly Reed
• Nelly Nelson

  In the Common Law book, Nelly is described as "a colored woman."
• Nelly Hunt
• Nelly

  Nelly, her mother Charlotte, and her three siblings had a combined value of $2000.00 placed on them.
• Nelly

  In the appraisement bill of Thomas C. Read's personal property, a value of $450.00 was placed on Nelly.
• Nelly

  Nelly was mentioned as "Old Woman Nelly" in this will.