Document, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 4, 1833, James Raymond, attorney: John Harding sold Negro Charles to Henry Kidwell for a term of life, contrary to the Act of Assembly

[Thomas] Lawrence, petitioner's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, May 23, 1814, petition for freedom by Negro James against Gilbert Kemp for illegally holding him in slavery, contrary to "An act relating to Negroes and to repeal the Acts of Assemby herein mentioned", May 23, 1814

May 1814

[Thomas] Lawrence, petitioner's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, May 23, 181...

[Shivix, Alfred], Frederick County Judge, 5th District: Autograph document signed, June 8, 1822, recognizance against Negro Ally and John Lee Potts for $100 unless Ally appears in court to answer charges of felony of stealing from James U. Armour, June 8, 1822

June 1822

[Shivix, Alfred], Frederick County Judge, 5th District: Autograph document signed, June 8, 1822, rec...

Joseph M. Palmer, plaintiff's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, January 28, 1818, suit by Lewis Creager for $2000 damages against James Robertson and Charles Moses for enticing away a Negro slave, known to be his, and keeping said slave in their possession, January 28, 1818

January 1818

Joseph M. Palmer, plaintiff's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, January 28, 1...

John H. Harding: $465 from Henry Kidwell for a Negro named Charles, October 4, 1833

October 1833

Bill of sale, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 4, 1833, John H. Harding: $465 fr...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 21, 1836, Henry Schley: Negro Charles was sold to Jacob West by Am Spurrier to be freed in 1851, September 21, 1836

September 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 21, 1836, Henry Schle...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 5, 1836, Henry Schley: Negro Anny was sold to John Burns from John Grabill and Jefferson Shield, to serve until age of 31, September 5, 1836

October 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 5, 1836, Henry Schley...

Document outlining terms of the sale of the Negro named Aron to by John Murry of Frederick County to Philemon Cromwell, March 1803

March 1803

Document outlining terms of the sale of the Negro named Aron to by John Murry of Frederick County to...

Jeremiah Steward sale of a Negro boy named Harry to Nicholas Dawson, December 17, 1798

December 1798

Bill of sale, autograph document signed, Frederick County, December 17, 1798: Jeremiah Steward sale ...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 1, 1836, Henry Schley: Elias Phillips was sold to Thomas Rudisel by John Grabill and Jefferson Shields, to serve until 1841, September 1, 1836

September 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 1, 1836, Henry Schley...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 7, 1836, Henry Schley: Negro "Lethe only" was sold to G. Paul Cockey by Rachel Steiner, to be freed in 1847, October 7, 1836

October 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 7, 1836, Henry Schley: ...

H. H. Pitts, attorney: Negro Charles petitions that he was to be freed at the age of 31 by Will and testimony of Susanna Pitts, but was sold for a term of life to Henry Kidwell by John H. Harding, undated

Petition, autograph document signed, Frederick County, no date, H. H. Pitts, attorney: Negro Charles...

Sale of Negro boy to Phillip Keller for 140 pounds, April 28, 1795

April 1795

Bill of sale, autograph document signed, Frederick County, April 28, 1795, Thomas Marlow: Sale of Ne...

Autographed document signed, releasing Philemon Cromwell from all claims regarding March 1803 agreement on sale of Negro Aaron, April 14, 1807

Murray, John

April 1807

Autographed document signed, releasing Philemon Cromwell from all claims regarding March 1803 agreem...

Frederick County Court: Autographed document, January 8, 1816, order that Negro Esther Dowder, a slave formerly owned by Christian Favler, convicted on February 3, 1812, and sentenced to five years in jail, be sold and the money applied to Frederick County, February 3, 1812 - January 8, 1816

Frederick County Court: Autographed document, January 8, 1816, order that Negro Esther Dowder, a sla...

Henry Schley: Negro Louisa was sold to William Kolb by Z.T. Simmons, to serve until 1843, September 6, 1836

September 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 6, 1836, Henry Schley...

[Thomas] Lawrence, petitioner's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, May 23, 1814, petition for freedom by Negro James against Gilbert Kemp for illegally holding him in slavery, contrary to "An act relating to Negroes and to repeal the Acts of Assemby herein mentioned", May 23, 1814

May 1814

[Thomas] Lawrence, petitioner's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, May 23, 181...

[Shivix, Alfred], Frederick County Judge, 5th District: Autograph document signed, June 8, 1822, recognizance against Negro Ally and John Lee Potts for $100 unless Ally appears in court to answer charges of felony of stealing from James U. Armour, June 8, 1822

June 1822

[Shivix, Alfred], Frederick County Judge, 5th District: Autograph document signed, June 8, 1822, rec...

Joseph M. Palmer, plaintiff's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, January 28, 1818, suit by Lewis Creager for $2000 damages against James Robertson and Charles Moses for enticing away a Negro slave, known to be his, and keeping said slave in their possession, January 28, 1818

January 1818

Joseph M. Palmer, plaintiff's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, January 28, 1...

John H. Harding: $465 from Henry Kidwell for a Negro named Charles, October 4, 1833

October 1833

Bill of sale, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 4, 1833, John H. Harding: $465 fr...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 21, 1836, Henry Schley: Negro Charles was sold to Jacob West by Am Spurrier to be freed in 1851, September 21, 1836

September 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 21, 1836, Henry Schle...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 5, 1836, Henry Schley: Negro Anny was sold to John Burns from John Grabill and Jefferson Shield, to serve until age of 31, September 5, 1836

October 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 5, 1836, Henry Schley...

Document outlining terms of the sale of the Negro named Aron to by John Murry of Frederick County to Philemon Cromwell, March 1803

March 1803

Document outlining terms of the sale of the Negro named Aron to by John Murry of Frederick County to...

Jeremiah Steward sale of a Negro boy named Harry to Nicholas Dawson, December 17, 1798

December 1798

Bill of sale, autograph document signed, Frederick County, December 17, 1798: Jeremiah Steward sale ...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 1, 1836, Henry Schley: Elias Phillips was sold to Thomas Rudisel by John Grabill and Jefferson Shields, to serve until 1841, September 1, 1836

September 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 1, 1836, Henry Schley...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 7, 1836, Henry Schley: Negro "Lethe only" was sold to G. Paul Cockey by Rachel Steiner, to be freed in 1847, October 7, 1836

October 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 7, 1836, Henry Schley: ...

H. H. Pitts, attorney: Negro Charles petitions that he was to be freed at the age of 31 by Will and testimony of Susanna Pitts, but was sold for a term of life to Henry Kidwell by John H. Harding, undated

Petition, autograph document signed, Frederick County, no date, H. H. Pitts, attorney: Negro Charles...

Sale of Negro boy to Phillip Keller for 140 pounds, April 28, 1795

April 1795

Bill of sale, autograph document signed, Frederick County, April 28, 1795, Thomas Marlow: Sale of Ne...

Autographed document signed, releasing Philemon Cromwell from all claims regarding March 1803 agreement on sale of Negro Aaron, April 14, 1807

Murray, John

April 1807

Autographed document signed, releasing Philemon Cromwell from all claims regarding March 1803 agreem...

Frederick County Court: Autographed document, January 8, 1816, order that Negro Esther Dowder, a slave formerly owned by Christian Favler, convicted on February 3, 1812, and sentenced to five years in jail, be sold and the money applied to Frederick County, February 3, 1812 - January 8, 1816

Frederick County Court: Autographed document, January 8, 1816, order that Negro Esther Dowder, a sla...

Henry Schley: Negro Louisa was sold to William Kolb by Z.T. Simmons, to serve until 1843, September 6, 1836

September 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 6, 1836, Henry Schley...

[Thomas] Lawrence, petitioner's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, May 23, 1814, petition for freedom by Negro James against Gilbert Kemp for illegally holding him in slavery, contrary to "An act relating to Negroes and to repeal the Acts of Assemby herein mentioned", May 23, 1814

May 1814

[Thomas] Lawrence, petitioner's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, May 23, 181...

[Shivix, Alfred], Frederick County Judge, 5th District: Autograph document signed, June 8, 1822, recognizance against Negro Ally and John Lee Potts for $100 unless Ally appears in court to answer charges of felony of stealing from James U. Armour, June 8, 1822

June 1822

[Shivix, Alfred], Frederick County Judge, 5th District: Autograph document signed, June 8, 1822, rec...

Joseph M. Palmer, plaintiff's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, January 28, 1818, suit by Lewis Creager for $2000 damages against James Robertson and Charles Moses for enticing away a Negro slave, known to be his, and keeping said slave in their possession, January 28, 1818

January 1818

Joseph M. Palmer, plaintiff's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, January 28, 1...

Document, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 4, 1833, James Raymond, attorney: John Harding sold Negro Charles to Henry Kidwell for a term of life, contrary to the Act of Assembly

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Document, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 4, 1833, James Raymond, attorney: John Harding sold Negro Charles to Henry Kidwell for a term of life, contrary to the Act of Assembly

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