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The Abolition of Slavery in Virginia

The abolition of slavery in Virginia occurred by 1865, with the end of the American Civil War (1861–1865) and the passage of the Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Census of 1860 reported that almost half a million Virginians lived in slavery; five years later they were all free. For these men, women, and children, the end of their enslavement was a momentous event that occurred at different times and places and under unique circumstances . . .

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A briefe and true report of the new found land of Virginia (1588)
A Declaration of the State of the Colony and Affaires in Virginia (1622)
A Dissertation on Slavery: With a Proposal for the Gradual Abolition of It, In the State of Virginia (1796)
Abbott, Charles Cortez (1906–1986)
The Abolition of Slavery in Virginia
Abrahall, Robert (fl. 1620s–1680s)
Abrams, Joseph (1791–1854)
Act of Toleration (1689)
Adair, Cornelia Storrs (1884–1962)
Adams, Alice (1926–1999)
Adams, Andrew (1905–1985)
Adams, John H. (ca. 1848–1934)
Adams, Pauline (1874–1957)
Addison, Lucy (1861–1937)
African American Churches in Virginia (1865–1900)
African American Legislators in Virginia (1867–1899)
African American Militia Units in Virginia (1870–1899)
African Americans and Politics in Virginia (1865–1902)
Africans, Virginia's First
Aggie, Mary (fl. 1728–1731)
Agnew, Ella G. (1871–1958)
Aiken, Archibald M. (1888–1971)
Alderman, Edwin Anderson (1861–1931)
Alfriend, Edward M. (1837–1901)
Allan, Edgar (1842–1904)
Allan, William (1837–1889)
Allen, Arthur (1608–1669)
Allen, Arthur (ca. 1652–1710)

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