AA--Enslaved--Kentucky--Boone County--Slaveholder Unknown--L-N

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Title: AA--Enslaved--Kentucky--Boone County--Slaveholder Unknown--L-N
Biography: A set of records of enslaved persons with unclear slaveholder associations. These record sets are arranged according to the name of the enslaved persons, alphabetically, either by the initial of their surname or their first name (in the case of persons whose surname is unknown or they have no surname). Research for this record is in progress. Information may change or develop.

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Moxley, John
Given that John is originally from Boone County, KY, and that he doesn't appear in any records before turning up in Ohio in 1870, he was likely enslaved.
Carneal, Mary McDaniel
Mary Carneal shows up in the 1870 Census living with three of children Hamilton, Ohio. By 1880, she is still living in Hamilton with several children and grandchildren.
unknown, male [80]
unknown, Lucretia [3]
unknown, male [81]
The inventory of 1848 lists an "old man" with a value given of $100.
unknown, Marrian
Marrian was received as a member of the Big Bone Baptist Church on August 23, 1833.
unknown, Nancy [7]
She was a member of Bullittsburg Baptist Church in 1842, but dismissed by letter in 1848.
unknown, Moses [11]
unknown, Ann [21]
Ann was listed as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church in 1853.
unknown, Baily [1]
Baily was listed as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church in 1860.
unknown, Lucy [37]
unknown, Lucy [17]
unknown, Milly [4]
Milly was received as a member of the Middle Creek Baptist Church in November 1842.
unknown, Lee [1]
Lee was received as a member of the Middle Creek Baptist Church in October 1842.
unknown, Mary [84]
unknown, Mary [38]
Mary was listed as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist church in 1801.
unknown, male [14]
unknown, Malinda [9]
unknown, Milly [13]
Records of the November 1839 meeting of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church state the following: "[it is] reported that Sister Jenny, formerly belonging to Jeremiah Graves and Sister Milly, formerly belonging to Mrs. Rucker has departed this life since our last meeting"
unknown, Letta [1]
On June 7, 1840, Letta was received as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church.
unknown, Nathan [3]
Nathan was listed as "Black" in his death record. He was ill for two months before he succumbed.
unknown, Mace
Mace was listed as "Black" in her death record. She was ill for four days before her death.
Moore, William
William Moore was listed as the brother of Hawley Gillard in Freedman's Bank records. No further information was included.
unknown, Mary [62]
unknown, Lucy [38]