Prince Edward County List of Free Negroes
A List of Free Negroes & Mulattoes in Prince Edward County
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African American Narratives Digital Collection
1801 [A List of Free Negroes and Mulattoes in the lower District of Prince Edward County in the year 1801]
Rhody Evans a Mulattoe Woman living with John Grayham, spinning and house business
Betty Ferguson ditto, washing, serving and labour in the Field
Lucy Richardson a Mulattoe Woman living with Curtis Haynes, needlework
Jack Evans a Mulattoe Boy living with his Mother at Jno Grayhams
Dick Ferguson a Mulatto Boy ditto
Betty Ferguson a Mulattoe Girl Living at Jno Grayham's with her Mother
Peter Ferguson a Mulattoe Boy ditto
Hambleton Evans a Mulattoe Girl living with John Grayhams, House business
Rhoda Epperson a Mulattoe Woman living with Abraham B. Venable, any house business
Lewis Flood a Mulattoe Man living with William Flowers, Laborer in the Fields
1801 [List of Free People of Colour, 1801, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
District of Thomas Green (Upper District)
James Smith a male at Holcombe's Old Ordinary, a carpenter
Patty Smith a female Do housework
Daniel Smith a male do a farmer
Samuel Bartlett, a male, do a farmer
Josiah Smith son of James do
Billy Smith son of James do
Macy Bird a female do housework
Rhoda Smith, daughter of James, do, do
Patsey Bartlett, a female, do, housework
Polly Bartlett, a female, do, housework
James Epperson, a male, itinerant, a carpenter
Isham Smith, a male, near Woodson Allen, a blacksmith
Jack Ferguson, a male, near the same, a farmer
Jethro Ferguson, a male, near Elizabeth Hariss's a farmer
Betty Ferguson, Jethro's wife, with him, housework
Sampson Ferguson, Jethro's son, with him, farmer
Peter Ferguson, Do Do
Stephen Ferguson Do Do
Shadrack Ferguson Do Do
Isaac Ferguson Do Do
Polly Ferguson Jethro's daughter, with him, housework
Patty Ferguson Do Do
John Evans, a male, near William Bennett, a farmer
Philip Evans, his Son, with him, Do
Judy Evans, his daughter, with him, housework
Claiborn Evans, his grandson, with him
Charles Evans, a male, near the upper end P.G.C., a farmer
1802
[A list of free people of colour taken in the year 1802 by Thomas Green, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
James Smith, a male at Holcombe's Ordinary a carpenter
Patty Smith a female do housework
Macy Bird a female do do
Patty Bartlett Holcomb's Ordinary, house work
Polly Bartlett do do
Josiah Bartlett a male child, do, house work
Frederick Smith, male, at Jas Thompson's keeping a stud horse
Chs Evans male by Wm Tyrees, a farmer
Phill Evans ditto
Jethro Ferguson male by Elizabeth Harris's farmer
Elizabeth Ferguson female do, house work
Chs do farmer
Peter do
Stephen do
Shadrick do
Jethro do
Isaac do
Polly Ferguson housework
Patty Ferguson do housework
Jas Dunge by Richard Dowdy's farmer
Absalom, John, Beckey housework,
Suckkey Dunge female do
Jas. Epperson a male at Jno Johnson's carpenter
Isham Smith by Woodson Allen's Black Smith
1802
{A List of Free people fo Colour taken in the year 1802 by Jno Nash Commr, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
Benjamin Bartlett, Blackman, Thomas Molloy's Estate, Shoemaking
Samuel Bartlett, Black man, Thomas Molloy's Estate, Farming
Davy Bartlett, Blackman, Thos Molloy's Estate, Farming
Rhody Evans, Mulatto, John Grayham's, Spinning &c
Jack Evans, Mulatto, John Grayham's, child
Hambleton Evans, Mulatto, John Grayham's child
Rhoda Epperson, Mulatto, Abrham B. Venables, House business
Francis Fisher, Black, Charles Nash's, Spinning
Betty Ferguson, Mulattoe, John Grayham's, Farming
Peter Ferguson, Mulattoe, John Grayham's, child
Betty Ferguson, Mulattoe, John Grayham's, child
Lewis Flood, Mulattoe, William Flowers, Farmer
Tempy Holms, (blank), Elizabeth Ligons, Spinning &c
Milly, Sally, Mira, David Holms, Mulattoes, Elizabeth Ligons, children of Tempy
Milly Holms, Mulattoe, Martha Waltons, Farmer
Archer Holms, Mulattoe, Martha Waltons, Farmer
Lucy Holms, Mulattoe, Martha Waltons, Farmer
Nathan, Abby, Sukey Holms, Mulattoes, Children of Lucy
Sukey Holms, Mulattoe, Daniel Wades, Farmer
Dick, Stephen Holms, Mulattoes, Daniel Wades, Children of Sukey
Alcy Jennings, Mulattoe, John Grayhams, House business
Gilly Richardson, Mulattoe, John Nash's, Spinning &c
Lucy, Crinna, Temer Richardson, John Nash's, children of Gilly
Anderson Richardson, Mulattoe, Curtis Haynes, Taylor
Aggy Stith, Mulattoe, Charles Nash's, Spinning &c
Frederick Smith, Black, John Purnall, groom to Horse
1803, [List of free Negroes, 1803 July 16th, 1803, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
T. Green
Burrell Bartlett at George King's a farmer
James Dungee do on his own land do
John Dungee do with Jas his father do
Becky Dungee a female do
Polly Dungee do do
James Smith a Male at Holcombe's Old Ordinary, a carpenter
Josiah & William his sons with him
Patty Smith his wife housework
Patsey Artis a female at Jas Smith's housework
Macy Bird do do do
Polly Smith do do
Caty Smith do do
Polley Smith a little girl do do
George Smith a little boy do
Daniel Smith a male at Jas Smith's a boatman
Charles Evans on his own land a farmer
Sarah Evans his wife with him housework
Benjamin Evans their son with them
Phill Evans male at do do
Claiborne Evans do a to do
James Epperson a male at Colo. Woodsons a carpenter
Isham Smith on his own land a blacksmith
Jethro Ferguson a male on his own land a farmer
his sons Sampson, Peter, Stephen, Shad, Simon & Isaac
Betty Smith his wife do housework
Polly & Patty their daughters, housework
1804, List of Free Negroes & Mulattoes
[A List of free negroes in the lower district in Prince Edward County in the year 1804, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA]
Rhody Evans Mulattoe at Jno Grayhams a spinner
Jack Evans do do child
Hambleton Evans do do do
Giley Richardson Mulattoe John Nash's spinner
Lucy Criner Tamer Richardson do John Nash children
Betty Ferguson Mulattoe Jno Grayham's farming
Betty, Peter Pheby Ferguson Mulattoe Jno Grayhams children
Frederick Smith, Black Man, at Sath. Venables, carpenter
John Nash Commissioner
1804
List of free Negroes retd by [Thomas] Green 1804, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
Burrell Bartlett, George King's a Tanner
Charles Evans, near Wm Tyre's, farmer
Benjn Evans, do, do
Salley Evans, do, House work
Philip Evans, Charles Evans's, a farmer
James Dungee, near Martha Dowdy, a farmer
Assey his son, do
John his son, do
Beckey his Daughter, House Work
James Epperson, by Colo. T. Woodson's, carpenter
Jethro Ferguson, by Wm Bennett's, farmer
Sampson his son, do
Peter, do, do
Stephen, do, do
Shadrack, do, do
Simon, do, do
Isham, do ,do
Betty his wife, housework
Polly their daughter, do
Patsey, their daughter, do
1805
[List Free People in T Green's District in 1805, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
Jethro Ferguson near John Fielder's a farmer
his wife Elizabeth with him housekeeper
Their sons Peter, Jesse, Shadrack, Isaac with him farmers
their daughter Patty with him housekeeper
Charles Ferguson itinerant carpenter
Charles Evans by Wm Tyree farmer
Philip Evans with Charles farmer
James Epperson near Colo. T. Woodson carpenter
Patty his wife with him housekeeper
Jancy their daughter do
Henry Goff with Epperson carpenter
John Moss by James Black shoemaker
his wife do housework
James & Suckey their children with them
Anthy & Jas Jenkins with John Moss shoemakers
Patty Parker & sister with John Moss shoemakers
Patty Bartlett in Farmville no occupation listed
her sister with her do
Samuel Bartlett in do a boatman
David Bartlett in do do
James Dungee by Martha Dowdy a farmer
Assey, John, Becky, Polly his children with him
1805 [List of Free Negroes in John Nash's District in the year 1805, 1805, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
lower district in Prince Edward County in 1805
Rhoda Bartlett Farmville washer & c
Billy, Betty & John Bartlett Children do
Betty Chavers, Farmville washer & c
Becky Chavers, a child Farmville spinner &c
Betsy Ferguson, Court House, spinner &c
Peter, Betsy & Pheby Ferguson children, Courthouse
Alcy Jennings Jno Graham's decd seamstress
Nancy Hambleton Jno Grayham's spinner
Charles Ferguson John Grayham's carpenter
Mary Ferguson John Grayham's spinner
Sally Ferguson a child John Grayhams
Rhoda Ferguson John Grayham's weaver etc
Jack & Henry Ferguson, Children at John Grayham's
Gilley Richardson, John Nash Senr. spinner
Tamer & Cloe Richardson, Children, John Nash Senr.
Lucy & Crina Richardson David Holt's waiters
Rhoda Epperson Abraham B. Venables, seamstress
1806 [List free people in T. Green's District 1806, 1806, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
Godfrey Richardson Mulatto at F. Wallthals, shoemaker
James Dunge Mulatto near Mrs. Dowdy's farmer
his sons
Assa, James John, daughter Beck & Polly do do
John Moss Mulatto by Jas Black's shoemaker
Elizabeth Moss his wife do do
their children James & Suckey do do
Anthony Jenkins do with Jno Moss shoemaker
James Jenkins do do
Patsy Parker do do housework
Patsy Moss do do
Jethro Ferguson Mulatto, by Nathl Morton's farmer
Elizabeth his wife do with him
their children Peter Stephen Shadrick Isaac Jesse, Polly
Charles Evans do by Wm Tyres farmer
Philip Evans with him
James Epperson do by Genl Woodson's carpenter
Patty his wife their daughter Fanny do do
Henry Goff do do carpenter
1806, [List of people of Colour 1806 from the office of Jno Booker Comr, 1806, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
Lower District, by John Booker:
Gilley Richardson, John Nash's, Spinner &c
Turner & Clary Children of G. Richardson do
Lucy & Crinner Richardson, David Holt's, farmers &c
Betsy Forguson, Court House, Cook & Washer
Besty, Peter, Pherby, Children of B.F. do
Nancy Hambleton, a small girl, John Grayham's, waiter &c
Samuel Bartlett, do, Carpenter
Rhody Forguson with Two Small Children, John Grayham's, spinner
Charles Forguson, John Grayham's carpenter
Isaac Smith, Walthall Holcombe's Carpenter
David Bartlett, on the road near Farmsvill, plantation work &c
Patsey Bartlett & three Children: two girls one boy, do, spins Weaver, &c
1807 [List of Free Negroes 1807 retd by Thomas Green Cmr 1807 African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
John Moss Elizabeth his wife their children James Sucky, Betsy, Lyle, near William Cook shoemaker housework
James Jenkins do, shoemaker
James Dungee near Martha Dowdy, farmer
his children Assey, John, James, Betsey & Polley
Joe Bartlett near Wallthall Holcombe, apprentice with shoe maker Benjamin Short
Richard Ferguson do, do
Susan his wife do housework
Jethro Ferguson near Thomas Shepherd's farmer
his sons Stephen, Shadrick, Jessee & Isaac with him farmer
Elizabeth his wife do housework
their daughter Patsy do do
Charles Evans near William Tyree farmer
Phillip Evans with him farmer
Allen & Benjamin Brothers with him do
James Epperson near Gen. Woodson carpenter
wife Patty with him housework
Their children Fanny & a small child
1807 within the lower District by John Booker
[List of Free Negroes John Booker's District 1807, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
Rhody Epperson Abraham B. Venable's house keeper cook etc
David Bartlett on the road near Farmsville farmer
Patsy Bartlett & one small child do spinner etc
Patsy Bartlett Junr. do do
Alcy Jennings at John Grayham's place do, weaver & spinner
Rhody Evans do weaver & spinner
Hambleton Evans do do
Charles Ferguson at Molloy's place sawyer etc.
..
Patsy Ferguson do spinner& knitter
Lucy & Crinner Richardson on David Holt's & Bound to him
1809 [List of Free People of Colour in the District of Thomas Green, 1809, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
James Epperson on Genl Woodson's land, carpenter
Patty his wife do, house work
Branch & Fanny Epperson their children
Anthony Jenkins on Majr J. Morton's Land, Shoe Maker
John Moss farmer
Lucy his wife househork
their children Jas & Sucky
James Dungee on his own land, farmer
his children Absalom,Jno, Jas, Becky & Polly
Peter Ferguson at Thos Shepherd's farmer
Jethro Ferguson on his own land, do
Elizabeth his wife house work
their children Shadrick & Jethro
Claiborne Evans at Wm Walker's carpenter
Daniel Evans do do
Charles Evans on his own Farm, Farmer
his son Benjn
Phill Evans ditto ditto
1811 [A List of Free Negroes and Free People of Colour with the District of Thomas Green Commnr in Pr. Edwd County the year 1811
Anthony Jenkins shoemaker at Robert Venables
Phill Boman at Robert Venables a boatman
Benjn Short his wife, his appts: Dick Forgason &Josiah Bartlett on Walthall Holcombs land
Jethro Forgus his sons Peter & Jethro on his own land farmer
Philip Evans & Chs Evans on his own land farmer
Claiborne Evans at Jno Sweeney's carpenter
James Dungee on his own land farmer
James Epperson at Genl Woodson's farmer
1817 [A List of Free People of Colour 1817 Thomas Green
Edmond Young Hustee F.C's(?) land Farmer
Betsy Forguson Phebe William Jourdan and Selina
James Dunge & Family his land Farmer
John, James, Beckey Polly
James Fears on Wm Fears's blacksmith
James Moss John Cunningham's, thatcher
Susannah & Elizabeth " H.W.
Polly Brandum & children Randolph & Nancy on Phil White's land
Phill Bowman Wm Albert's(?) farmer
Branch Epperson Wm Bryant farmer
Mariah Epperson Chs Woodson's H.W.
Jethro Ferguson his land farmer
Children, Elizabeth
Patty, Betty, Sally and Peggy
Charles Forguson ditto ditto
Sally his wife (Children Joshua John, Judith, Polly, James
Peter Forguson S. Sweeney's Farmer
Shadrack Forguson Peter Fore's' farmer
Jesse Forguson & Stephen } anywhere carpenters
1818 misnamed [List of Free Negroes 1817, 1818, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA]. list of Thomas Green
Archer Richardson at Jacob Price's farmer
Mary Ann ditto do housework
Betsey Richardson Josiah Rices' housework
Nancy ditto Sarah Watson's housework
William Dunge wife Nancy & son Richard Ro. Land's farmers
James Dunge & Family John James Beckey, Polly & Absalum his land
Absalum Blacksmith
John Moss & Susannah and Elizabeth on John Cunningham's farmer
Branch Epperson Wm A Allen farmer
Mariah Epperson Chas Woodson's h. work
Henry Evans & Phill Bowman at Robert Venables farmers
Patty Epperson John Faris' h. work
Jethro Ferguson &Family on his land farmer
Betty, Sally & Peggy
Charles Ferguson & Sally do
Davidson & Jas & Jack do
Polly, Judy Joshua Fergusons do
George Anderson Joel Summers farmer
Edmond Young on British land, Oyster man
his family: Betsey Forguson, Phebe, Salina and Bill
Nancy Hamilton & her children Eliza, Nancy, Jourdan & Ceily Ferguson. all on British Land, house work
at end of list:
Polly Brandum & her children Ralph, Nancy, Henry farmers
Jethro Forguson about his father's carpenter
Peter Forguson ditto farmer
Shadrack Forguson ditto
Stephen Forguson carpenter anywhere [List Free Negroes
1819: [List of Free People of Colour 1819, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA]. (upper district, by Jno P. Green)
Edmund Young .. Hustee, Thos. Lound, farmer
Betsy Forguson (children) Phebe, Salina, Betty, Jourdan, Jessee & Peggy ditto ditto (farmer
James Smith, S. White's Boatman
wife Betsy & her son Jno Dandrdige, housework
Isaac Smith, S. White's, Boatman
Joe Bartlet & wife Nancy, S. White's, Boatman
her children Henry & Randolph Brandum
Mariah Epperson, Wm Bryant's, farmer
& John
Branch Epperson, Wm Bryant's farmer
Phil Bowman, Ro. Venable's, farmer
George Anderson, Jeh. Simmons', farmer
Jethro Ferguson on Jno C. Owen's land farmer
Betty & Sally
Charles Ferguson & Family on P. Fore's farmer
Sally Davidson, James Forguson, Jack, Polly, Judith & Joshua
Peter Forguson Wm Moon's waggoner
Jesse Forguson P. Fore's farmer
Stephen Forguson Carpenter
Elizabeth Dunges' Family: John, James, Becky, Polly, Absalum her land farming
John Moss, Jno Cunningham's shoe
Susan & Elizabeth " H.W. (house work)
James Jenkins Alexr Legrunds, shoemaker
wife Susan & John Jenkins
Charles Smith, Albert Patterson's
1820: [List of free people of colour within the upper district of Prince Edward County
Edmond Young on British land farming
Betsy Forguson & her children Phebe, Salina, Bill, Jourdan, Jesse, & Peggy
Scissily Forguson ditto farming
Stephen Forguson on Abs. Fear's estate carpentering
Jethro Sr.
...Jethro Forguson J___ ?Betty fs land carpenter
Dick Forguson ___ Wm Jones farming
James Fears & John Dungee Wm Cooks blacksmiths
1821 [List of Free Negroes 1821, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
Edmund Young, Hustee & Buchanan, Farming
Betsy Forguson & her children Salina, Billy, Jordan & Jesse, Peggy & Ceily Forguson do, do
Polly Young do
Phebe & Betsy Forguson, R. Venables, House Work
Rhody Evins & her children Elcy & Rhody, Jos. Watson's
Betsy Richardson, Jos. Rice's, House Work
Archer & Maryann Richardson, Jacob Price's, farming &c
Nancy Richardson, Sarah Watson's, House work
John Moss, John M. Cunningham's, shoemaking
Susannah Moss & children Betsy & James do, h. work
Elizabeth Dunge's (Children) Absolum, John, Polly & James, Eliz Dunge's, farming
Stephen Forguson, Ab. Fear's Est., Carpentering
Patty Bartlett & Polly, Betsy, Parthena, Catherine, Rody, on her land
Nancy Smith & Mary &
Jane Bartlett, Farmville, House work
Sam Bartlett & Geo Bartlett, Farmville, Boating
Henry Bartlett & wife do do
Polly Betsy Bartlett & Woodson,
Sam, Ben, Daniel & Eliza do, House work
Davy Bartlett & wife, do, Boatman
Patsy & Nancy chd. Priscilla &
Henry Bartlett do H. work
Isaac Smith, Farmville, Boating
Joe Bartlett & wife, Farmville, Boating
Polly (her children, Nancy Henry
Randolph Brandum & Martha Bartlett do, House work
William Smith do, House work
Peter Forguson, John Boaright's, Carpentering
Charles Forguson & wife, Wm Jones', carpentering
Sally (Ch, Joshua, Jack, Judith, Polly, Jesse, Jim, do, House work
Claiborn Evins & wife, do, carpentering
Jincy & (Ch, Peggy & Allen, do. House work
Daniel & Lucy Smith, Charles Woodson's, farming
Henry Evins, Farmville, shoemaking
Branch Epperson, William Bryant's, Farming
Patty Epperson & son William, John Faris, House work
Mariah Epperson, Wesley Wilkerson's, House work
Jethro Forguson & wife Sally & son Wm, Wm Overton's, farming
James Jenkins & wife, Peter Fore's, shoemaking
Claibourn Humbles, Alexr Paterson's, farming
John Evins, A. P. Miller's, shoemaking
Robert Evins & Drury Evins, do
Patsy Evins & Anthony William Rosey & Ann do, House work
Mariah, Eliza & Polly Evins do, do
Denis Evins, Tho. Haskins, mill-keeping
1822: [List of free negroes 1822, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
List of free people of Colour inhabitants of Prince Edward County
Edmond Young, Hastee & Buchanan's, farming
Betsy Ferguson & her children Salina, Billy, Jourdan, Jesse, Peggy & Ceily Ferguson, do, do
Phebe & Betsy Ferguson, Rd Venables housework
Rhody Evins & her children}, Jos Watson's, do
Eley & Rhody }
Absalum, John & James Dunge, Eliza Dunge's, farming
Polly Dunge & child, do, do
Stephen Forguson (his chdn}, Ab. Fear's land, carpentering
Peter, Joseph & Charles}
John Moss, John M. Cunningham's shoemaking
Susannah Moss & Chd Betsy & James, do, H. work
Nancy Richardson, Sarah Watson's, do
Dick Goff, John Boatwright's, carpenter
Peter Forguson, do, do
Claiborn Evins & wife, Wm Jones, shoe making
Jincy (chdn Peggy, Allen & Hannah, do, H.W.
Charles Forguson & wife Sally, Jas B. Morgan's, carpenter
chdn Joshua, Jack, Judith, Polly, Jesse, Jim & Elizabeth, do
Mariah Epperson, Sarah Wilkerson's, do
Branch Epperson, Wm Bryant's, farming
Betsy Richardson, Jno Rice's h. work
Archer & Mary Ann Richardson, Jacob Price's, farming
Sam & George Bartlett} Nat E. Venables, Boating
Betsy W, Sam Ben, Daniel}
Eliza & Henry Bartlett & wife Polly}
Davy Bartlett & wife Patsy, Farmville, Boating & house work
Nancy, tho. Priciller & Hy Bartlett do do
Isaac Smith do, boating
Patty Epperson & child Billy at Jno Faris', house work
Claibourn Humbles, Alex Pattison's, farming
John Evins, Th. Clay's land, shoemaking
Mariah & Eliza Evins, do, H.W.
Denis Evins, Tho. Haskins, Milling
Patsy Richardson, Bolen Dunavant's, H.wk
Tamer Richardson, Sam Homes, Jno Clark's, shoemaking
Morton Richardson, Mary Geer's, carpentering
Thomas Bowman, Wm. F. Ellington's, ditching
Polly Richardson & Chdn Louisa}, Jesse Johnson's, house work
Beverly, Susan & Matthews }
William Smith & wife Tamer, Sam White's (a free person of color on the list), farming
Jane Evins on Titus Gibb's land, farming
Peter Voluntine & wife Jane, Sam White's, boating &c
Sukey, Priciller & Jane White, do, do
Patty Bartlett (Chdn) Polly}, on her land, House Work
Betsy, Parthena, Catherine & Rhody}
Mary & Jane Bartlett, Francis Smith's, House work
1823 [List of Free negroes 1823, African American Narrative Digital Collection, LVA].
Stephen Forguson & his children}, Wm Jones' land, Carpentering
Peter, Joe, Charles & Polly }
Absalum, Polly James & John Dunge, Eliza Dunge's, farming
John Moss, John Cunningham, Shoemaking
Susannah Moss & children Betsy & James, house work
Archer & Mary A. Richerson, Jacob Price's, Framing &c
Betsy Ritcherson, Jos. M. Rice's, do
Nancy Richardson, Sarah Watson, House Work
Edmond Young & Family, on British land, Farming
Betsy Forguson, & children: Salina, Billy, Jourdan, Jesse, Peggy, & Ceily Ferguson & Polly Young
Phebe & Betsy Forguson, Rd Venables, H. wk
Rhody Evins & children Elcy & Rhody, Jos. Watson's, H. wk
Mary & Jane Bartlett, Fr. Smith's, farming &c
Patty Bartlett & Betsy, Parthena}, on her land, farming &c
Catherine, Rhody & Ben }
Henry Bartlet wife Polly & child Henry, Patty Bartlett's, farming
Patty Epperson, Billy & James, Wm. Molley's, house work
Mariah Epperson, Chs. W. Wilkerson's, ditto
Charles Forguson & wife Sally} James Wilkerson's, farming
& children Joshua, John, Judy }
Polly, James, Jesse, Betsy }
and Sally }
Jethro, Peter & Betsy Forguson, John Hubbard's, farming
Jesse Forguson & wife Sally & } Stephen Childress', farming
children William & Suky }
Isaac Forguson, do, do
James Fears & wife Becky, Wm Cooks, Forging &c
Mary Dunge do, do, H. wk
Milly Richardson, Gideon Glenn's, H.wk
John Evins, Tho. Mohan's, shoemaking
Mariah Eliza & Polly Evins, do, H.W.
Morton Richardson, Mary Stirs', carpentering
Tamer Richardson & Sam Homes, John Clark's, shoemaking
Denis Evins, Tho. Haskins, milling
Tamer Smith, Sam White's, Farming &c
Peter Voluntine & wife Jane, Ch.}
Suky, Pricilla & Jane White } Sam White's