Freedmen's Bureau

Rotee was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Morton was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Pamela was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

James was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

William was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Betty was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Mary was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Benjamin was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Dowe was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Cora was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Rose was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

William was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Etta was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Nancy was listed as being unable to support herself due to being a youth.

Ida was listed as being unable to support herself due to being a youth.

Ellen was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Albert was listed as being unable to support himself due to her youth.

Alice was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

George was listed as being unable to support himself, probably due to his youth.

Prine was listed as being unable to support himself, probably due to his youth.

Lewis was listed as being unable to support himself, probably due to his youth.

William was listed as being unable to support himself, probably due to his youth.

James was listed as being unable to support himself, probably due to his youth.

Gellion was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

John was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

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Lucy was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Jane was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

William was being unable to support himself due to his youth.

William was being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Susan was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Peggy was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Allase was listed as a youth.

Johnny was listed as a youth.

Charlotte was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Martha was listed as a Youth.

Mathildy was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Robert was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Emeline was listed as being unable to support herself due to her old age.

Possibly related to John Hubbard.

John Henry was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Dirk was listed as being unable to support himself due to her youth.

Lizzie was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Listed as a "Youth."

Could be a relative of any of the following Johnsons:

Listed as a "Youth."

Carolina was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Listed as a "Youth."

Listed as a "youth."

Listed as a "Youth."

Listed as a "Youth."

Nancy was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Susan was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Polly was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Probably related to Ellen Harlin.

Malinda was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Probably related to John Harlin.

Frank was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Mary was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Phillis was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Possible relations follow:

David was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Polly was listed as being unable to support herself due to her age. However, she is listed as a laborer in the corresponding column.

Robert was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Ellen Blaney was listed in the racial categories section as being "a Mulatto." She was additionally listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

James Blaney was listed in the racial categories section as being "a Mulatto." He was additionally listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Betsy Blaney was listed in the racial categories section as being "a Mulatto." She was additionally listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Charles Blaney was listed in the racial categories section as being "a Mulatto." He was additionally listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Nancy Blaney was listed in the racial categories section as being "a Mulatto." She was additionally listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.

Henry Blaney was listed in the racial categories as a "Mulatto." He was also listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

John Blaney was listed in the racial categories section as "a Mulatto."

Alfred Blaney was listed in the racial categories section as "a Mulatto.:

George Mallaker was listed in the racial categories as a "Quadroon." He was also listed as being unable to support himself due to being a "cripple."

James Cameron was listed as being unable to support himself due to his youth.

Amy Burroughs was listed in the racial category section as a "Quadroon."

Kath Lemon was listed in the racial category section as "Mulatto."

Ellen Lemon was listed in the racial category section as "Mulatto."

Laura Gibson was listed in the racial category section as "Quadroon."

Mary Gibson was listed in the racial category section as a "Quadroon."

Stephen Bently was listed in the racial category section as "Mulatto."

Dody Niere was listed in the racial category section as a "Quadroon." She was additionally listed as no longer being employed by James Goodwin and as having been free before the Civil War.

Melvina Niere was listed in the racial category section as a "Quadroon." She was additionally listed as no longer being employed by James Goodwin and as having been free before the Civil War.

Mary Niere was listed in the racial category section as a "Quadroon." She was additionally listed as no longer being employed by James Goodwin and as having been free before the Civil War.

Linda Niere was listed in the racial category section as a "Quadroon." She was additionally listed as no longer being employed by James Goodwin and as having been free before the Civil War.

Sarah Niere was listed in the racial category section as a "Quadroon." She was additionally listed as no longer being employed by James Goodwin and as having been free before the Civil War.

Emily Niere was listed in the racial category section as a "Quadroon." She was additionally listed as no longer being employed by James Goodwin and as having been free before the Civil War.

Harvey Wilson was listed in the racial category section as a "Mulatto." He was additionally listed as no longer being employed by James Goodwin and as having been free before the Civil War.

Mary Wilson was listed in the racial category section as a "Quadroon." She was additionally listed as no longer being employed by James Goodwin and as having been free before the Civil War. She was additionally listed as a "Youth" and thereby unable to support herself.

Betsy Wilson was listed in the racial category section as a "Quadroon." She was additionally listed as no longer being employed by James Goodwin and as having been free before the Civil War.

Possibly Betsy as recorded on PP. 6 of the 1853-1865 Birth Register

Elias was listed as "Mulatto" in this census.

Trout was listed in this census as "Mulatto."

Boman was listed in this census as "Mulatto."

Dugan was listed in this census as "Mulatto."

Thrasher was listed in this census as Mulatto.

James M. Huff reported the death of an unrecorded named girl and hired out her mother Emeline.

In the appraisement of William L. Walton's property, Morgan was "bought" by Henry Walton for $800.00.

In the appraisement of William L. Walton's property, an entry states that Shelton was "bought" by James Walton for $1,300.00.

In the appraisement of William L. Walton's property, a value of $800.00 was placed on Christiana.

In the appraisement of William L. Walton's property, Ned and Maria are appraised together and had a value of $400.00 placed on them.

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.

Williams labored for 62 days at a pay rate of $20.00 per month. His enslaver, A. Hupp, received $41.33 for the work completed by Williams. Frederick Johnston is listed as executor of Hupp's estate.

Shirey's court case against David Guthrie included an attachment that mentioned an enslaved woman named Peggy Jane and her child, Miranda.

Both B. H. Franklin and James H. Goodwin are listed as enslavers but in separate columns, and this discrepancy is not explained.

William L. Walton, the son of William Walton Senior, purchased Rachel, Ann, and Elizabeth at his father's estate sale for $650.00.

A sale bill for the property of William Farly shows that "one negro woman Cinder" was sold to John H. Griffin for $40.00.

Henry Snyder is the husband of Catharine Snyder. He bequeathed to her "one negro woman and her increase named Eliza..." His will states that, once Catharine passes, the two are to be sold with all the land to the executor for profit.

Col. William Watts was the son of Edward Watts and Elizabeth Breckinridge Watts.

Husband of Nancy Baff

IAS 2: PP. 543 IAS 3: PP. 193, 320 CLC: PP. 345 FB: 315-316