James Gignilliat had seven heirs to his estate, all of them were cousins. Five children of his uncle John May Gignilliat and 2 children of his uncle Henry Gignilliat. There were a total of 21 enslaved people, all divided into seven lots, and two lists can be found, one listing all of the enslaved, the other listing them in lots. 

To keep from being redundant, I will just use the lot listing which was dated 17 January 1823.  James' will was dated 27 February 1821, the enslaved listing was dated 15 January 1822, a whole year passed before the estate was settled.

Inventories & Appraisements Vol. D pgs. 137 & 144
[Glynn County Probate Court]

 

Lots #1-5 to J.M. Gignilliat's Children Harry $200 V. Bell  $300 Asia $450 Pompey $500 Louise $300 Daniel $100 Moses $500 Chance $300 Hannah $150 Primus $300 Joe $250 Tamah $360 Aquilla $375 Adam $375 Beck $175

Lots #6 & 7 went to Henry Gignilliat's children. Jim $500 Rachel $300 George $100 Bellah $450 Francis $300 Simon #150