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• David Tinder
  David Tinder was a white enslaver who lived in Louisa County, Virginia. He enslaved at least one person (Prince), who he would contract to labor at the University of Virginia.
• David Watts
  David Watts was a white enslaver. He enslaved at least one person (Harry), who he would contract to labor at the University of Virginia.
• Dick
  Dick was a man who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver Arthur Spicer Brockenbrough.
• Dick
  Dick (sometimes "Old Dick") was a man who labored at Hotel E and may have been claimed in ownership by white enslaver and hotelkeeper Sarah Carter Gray.
• Dick
  Dick was a man who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver John Mosby.
• Dick
  Dick was a man who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver John Smith.
• Dilcy
  Dilcy was a woman who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver John Hartwell Cocke. In 1828, Cocke contracted the labor of Dilcy and ten other enslaved people to Captain John Winn.
• Dinah
  Dinah was a woman who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver John Hartwell Cocke. In 1828, Cocke contracted the labor of Dinah and ten other enslaved people to Captain John Winn.
• Edmund
  Edmund was a child who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver Elizabeth Govan Hill. He was one of twenty-nine people enslaved by Hill, documented on a list of her "servants," January 13, 1862. He is recorded as being eleven years old and residing in Lynchburg, Virginia.
• Edmund Bacon
  Edmund Bacon (March 28, 1785 - 1866) was a white enslaver and Thomas Jefferson's overseer at Monticello from 1806-1822. He also helped Jefferson in the early stages of planning and building the University of Virginia. Bacon surveyed proposed sites for the University on Jefferson's behalf.
• Edward
  Edward (1861-1863) was a child who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver John Barbee Minor. On an 1863 list of the twenty-one people Minor enslaved, Edward was recorded as being two years old. His death date is given as May 7, 1863, the cause being "gradual decline."
• Edwin Conway
  Edwin Conway (March 11, 1785 - April 13, 1844) was a white enslaver and the hotelkeeper of Hotel A at the University of Virginia from 1824-1844. He enslaved at least two to five people.
• Elijah Brown
  Elijah Brown was a white enslaver who contracted the labor of the people he claimed in ownership to the University of Virginia.
• Elizabeth
  Elizabeth (b. 1856) was a child who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver John Barbee Minor. On an 1863 list of the twenty-one people Minor enslaved, Elizabeth is recorded as being seven years old.
• Elizabeth Cary
  Elizabeth "Betsy" Cary was a white enslaver who contracted the labor of the people she claimed in ownership to the University of Virginia.
• Elizabeth Govan Hill
  Elizabeth Govan Hill was a white enslaver. She is recorded having enslaved at least twenty-nine men, women, and children. Records show that she trafficked and sold people she claimed in ownership to John Staige Davis. Davis also assisted Hill in contracting the labor of the people she enslaved.
• Ellen
  Ellen (b. 1843) was a young woman who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver John Barbee Minor. On an 1863 list of the twenty-one people Minor enslaved, Ellen is recorded as being twenty years old.
• Ellen Randolph Coolidge
  Ellen Randolph Coolidge (October 13, 1796 - April 21, 1876) was a white enslaver and the granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson. She married Joseph Coolidge on May 27, 1825, at Monticello. The couple had six children.
• Elsy
  Elsy (b. 1853) was a child who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver John Barbee Minor. On an 1863 list of the twenty-one people Minor enslaved, Elsy is recorded as being ten years old.
• Elvira
  Elvira was a young woman who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver Elizabeth Govan Hill. She was one of twenty-nine people enslaved by Hill, documented on a list of her "servants," January 13, 1862. She is recorded as being twenty years old and residing in Lynchburg, Virginia.
• Emily
  Emily was a woman who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver John Hartwell Cocke. In 1828, Cocke contracted the labor of Emily and ten other enslaved people to Captain John Winn.
• Fanney
  Fanney was a woman who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver John Hartwell Cocke. In 1828, Cocke contracted the labor of Fanney and ten other enslaved people to Captain John Winn.
• Fielding
  Fielding was a man who was enslaved at the University of Virginia. It is unclear who his enslaver was (possibly Charles Bonnycastle). He is mentioned in the 1841 Wood and Candles Account Book on a list of enslaved people.
• Fielding
  Fielding was a man who was claimed in ownership by white enslaver Charles Bonnycastle.
• Francis H. Smith
  Francis Henry Smith (October 14, 1829 - July 5, 1928) was a white enslaver, an Assistant Instructor in Mathematics (1851-1853), and a Professor of Natural Philosophy (1853-1870) at the University of Virginia.