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• Robinson, Sally [1]
  Her maiden name is unknown.
• unknown, Manuel [6]
  Manuel was part of the sale of the estate of Sally Robinson, May 3, 1837. Described in court documents as a "negro boy," he was sold to John W. Leathers for $750.
• Robinson, Elizabeth
• Robinson, Sally [2]
• Robinson, Stephen
• Riddell, Valentine
• Clore, Adam
• Weaver, Margaret
• Clore, Michael [1]
  In his will, Michael Clore divided his enslaved people among his children: "I wish my negroes to be divided and remain in the family, unless any of them shall turn out to be bad or troublesome, in that event... my wife and children may conclude and dispose of them at any time, as they may see cause."
• Yager, Mary
• Clore, Levi
• Archer, William Fredrick
• Singer, Jonathan J.
• Tanner, Aaron
  Aaron Tanner married in Madison County, VA in 1813, but was living in Burlington, KY by the time of the 1820 census.
• Rouse, Jane
  After her husband's death in 1880, Jane moved in with her son Joel and his family.
• Tanner, Joel R.
• Tanner, Joshua
• Tanner, Ephraim
• Thomas, William H.
  William worked for William and Jemima Tanner, like his mother before him. He stayed on after William Tanner's death, continuing to work for Jemima until her death in 1912. Having no children, she named William as her sole heir, inheriting all of her property.
• Utz, Jemima
  Tanner, Jemima
• Clutterback, Reuben J.
• Delaney, Lucy [1]
• Delaney, John
• Early, Minnie
• Zellars, Dora