George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 22, 1814, recognizance against Jacob Bringle for $200 unless Negro Jacob appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 22, 1814

Hauser, [William], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against William Jenkins for $200 unless William Younger, a free Negro, appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor, and to keep the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

Hauser, [William], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 18...

Recognizances against Elias Crutchley for $100 unless Negro Criss appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and to keep the peace, August 20, 1812.

Kolb, George

August 1812

Recognizances against Elias Crutchley for $100 unless Negro Criss appears in court to answer charges...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, May 4, 1816, attested to oath by Basil Dorsey that a yellow man named Peter and black men named Edward, Charles, and Henry, as the same persons manumitted on May 4, 1816 by Aramenta Dorsey, May 4, 1816

January 1816

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, May 4, 1816, attest...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 25, 1814, recognizance against Jacob Rees for $200 unless Negro Adam appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 25, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 25, 1814, re...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against Isaac Mantz for $200 unless Negro Charles appears in court to answer charges of misconduct and keeps the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, re...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 2, 1816, recognizance against Jacob Steiner for $100 unless Negro Charlotta appears in court to answer to charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 2, 1816

August 1816

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 2, 1816, rec...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 24, 1814, recognizance against Peter Hoffman for $200 unless Negro Dennis, property of Francis Hoffman, appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 24, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 24, 1814, re...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against William N. Bell for $600 unless Negroes Ralph, Bob, and Ned appear in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and to keep the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, re...

George Kob, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 2, 1814, recognizance against Jacob Steiner for $200 unless Negro Enock appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 2, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 2, 1814, rec...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autograph document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against William Ross for $200 unless Negro George apppears in court to answer charges of assault and battery against the son of Henry Breish and keeps the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autograph document signed, August 16, 1814, reco...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autograph document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against Richard Crummell for $600 unless Negroes Ned, Peter, and Jack appear in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keep the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autograph document signed, August 16, 1814, reco...

Goerge Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 24, 1814, recognizance against George Bamsburgh for $200 unless Negro Patt appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 24, 1814

August 1814

Goerge Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 24, 1814, re...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against Nace Jones, a colored man, for $400 , and Christian Kemp for $200 unless Nace Jones appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, re...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against Salley Johnson, a colored woman, for $200 and Samuel Barnes for $100 unless Salley Johnson appears in court and keeps the peace, August 16,1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, re...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, October 16, 1816, attests to oath by William Tyler that the Negro named Valentine is the same person manumitted by him on October 14, 1816, October 16, 1816

October 1816

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, October 16, 1816, a...

Hauser, [William], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against William Jenkins for $200 unless William Younger, a free Negro, appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor, and to keep the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

Hauser, [William], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 18...

Recognizances against Elias Crutchley for $100 unless Negro Criss appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and to keep the peace, August 20, 1812.

Kolb, George

August 1812

Recognizances against Elias Crutchley for $100 unless Negro Criss appears in court to answer charges...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, May 4, 1816, attested to oath by Basil Dorsey that a yellow man named Peter and black men named Edward, Charles, and Henry, as the same persons manumitted on May 4, 1816 by Aramenta Dorsey, May 4, 1816

January 1816

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, May 4, 1816, attest...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 25, 1814, recognizance against Jacob Rees for $200 unless Negro Adam appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 25, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 25, 1814, re...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against Isaac Mantz for $200 unless Negro Charles appears in court to answer charges of misconduct and keeps the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, re...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 2, 1816, recognizance against Jacob Steiner for $100 unless Negro Charlotta appears in court to answer to charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 2, 1816

August 1816

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 2, 1816, rec...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 24, 1814, recognizance against Peter Hoffman for $200 unless Negro Dennis, property of Francis Hoffman, appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 24, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 24, 1814, re...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against William N. Bell for $600 unless Negroes Ralph, Bob, and Ned appear in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and to keep the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, re...

George Kob, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 2, 1814, recognizance against Jacob Steiner for $200 unless Negro Enock appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 2, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 2, 1814, rec...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autograph document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against William Ross for $200 unless Negro George apppears in court to answer charges of assault and battery against the son of Henry Breish and keeps the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autograph document signed, August 16, 1814, reco...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autograph document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against Richard Crummell for $600 unless Negroes Ned, Peter, and Jack appear in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keep the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autograph document signed, August 16, 1814, reco...

Goerge Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 24, 1814, recognizance against George Bamsburgh for $200 unless Negro Patt appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 24, 1814

August 1814

Goerge Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 24, 1814, re...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against Nace Jones, a colored man, for $400 , and Christian Kemp for $200 unless Nace Jones appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, re...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against Salley Johnson, a colored woman, for $200 and Samuel Barnes for $100 unless Salley Johnson appears in court and keeps the peace, August 16,1814

August 1814

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, re...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, October 16, 1816, attests to oath by William Tyler that the Negro named Valentine is the same person manumitted by him on October 14, 1816, October 16, 1816

October 1816

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, October 16, 1816, a...

Hauser, [William], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 1814, recognizance against William Jenkins for $200 unless William Younger, a free Negro, appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor, and to keep the peace, August 16, 1814

August 1814

Hauser, [William], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 16, 18...

Recognizances against Elias Crutchley for $100 unless Negro Criss appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and to keep the peace, August 20, 1812.

Kolb, George

August 1812

Recognizances against Elias Crutchley for $100 unless Negro Criss appears in court to answer charges...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, May 4, 1816, attested to oath by Basil Dorsey that a yellow man named Peter and black men named Edward, Charles, and Henry, as the same persons manumitted on May 4, 1816 by Aramenta Dorsey, May 4, 1816

January 1816

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, May 4, 1816, attest...

George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 22, 1814, recognizance against Jacob Bringle for $200 unless Negro Jacob appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 22, 1814

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George Kolb, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 22, 1814, recognizance against Jacob Bringle for $200 unless Negro Jacob appears in court to answer charges of misdemeanor and keeps the peace, August 22, 1814

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