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Teamoh, George (1818–after 1887)

George Teamoh represented Portsmouth and Norfolk County at the Convention of 1867–1868 and in the Senate of Virginia (1869–1871). Born enslaved, Teamoh secretly learned to read in his youth and worked in Portsmouth's shipyards. After his wife was sold, one of his owners helped him escape from a ship. Teamoh returned to Virginia after the American Civil War (1861–1865), and he quickly became involved in local politics and labor issues. He won elect. . .

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Tait–Thomas

Tait, Bacon (1796–1871)
Taylor, Eleanor Ross (1920–2011)
Taylor, James T. S. (1840–1918)
Taylor, Peter (1917–1994)
Taylor, Walter H. (1838–1916)
Teamoh, George (1818–after 1887)
Terrill, James B. (1838–1864)
Terrill, William R. (1834–1862)
Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, The
Thomas's Administrator v. Bettie Thomas Lewis (1892)
Thomas, George H. (1816–1870)

Thomas–Trinkle

Thomas, Philip (1831–1888)
Thompson, Ida Mae (1866–1947)
Thorpe, George (bap. 1576–1622)
Tiernan, Mary Spear (1836–1891)
Tobacco in Colonial Virginia
Toler, Burwell (ca. 1822–1880)
Towns and Town Life in Early Virginia Indian Society
Transatlantic Slave Trade, The
Trevilian Station, Battle of
Trigiani, Adriana
Trinkle, E. Lee (1876–1939)

Trist–Tyler

Trist, Nicholas Philip (1800–1874)
Tsenacomoco (Powhatan Paramount Chiefdom)
Tuck, William M. (1896–1983)
Tucker, George (1775–1861)
Tucker, St. George (1752–1827)
Turpin, Henry (1836–1908)
Twenty-Slave Law
Two Penny Acts (1755, 1758)
Tyler, John (1790–1862)
Tyler, Lyon Gardiner (1853–1935)

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