[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

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...

J. Darfey for petitioner: Negro William petitions for his freedom from Solomon Kephart, undated

Petition for freedom, Frederick County, no date, J. Darfey for petitioner: Negro William petitions f...

Writ to Sheriff to summon Samuel W. Lackland to answer to petition of Negro, Thomas, for his freedom, February 1, 1815-March 31, 1815

Butler, Tobias

Writ to Sheriff to summon Samuel W. Lackland to answer to petition of Negro, Thomas, for his freedom...

Thomas [A.?] Lawrence, petitioner's attorney: Autographed document signed, January 6, 1815, petition for freedom by Negro Thomas claiming that Samuel W. Lackland is holding him unjustly in slavery as he was freed under the will of his late master, Trammel Deleshmutt, January 6, 1815

January 1815

Thomas [A.?] Lawrence, petitioner's attorney: Autographed document signed, January 6, 1815, petition...

Thomas Lawrence, attorney: Negro Eliza petitions for her freedom from Thomas Sprigg, executor of Thomas Sprigg deceased, undated

Petition, autograph document signed, Frederick County, no date, Thomas Lawrence, attorney: Negro Eli...

R. Potts, petitioner's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, petition of freedom by Negro woman Hanna, claiming that Elizabeth Croft is holding her illegally in slavery

R. Potts, petitioner's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, petition of freedom ...

Petition for freedom, 1884, to the honorable judges of Frederick County Court, for Negro, Elizabeth held as slave by Baldy Nicholas, undated

Pigman, M.

Petition for freedom, 1884, to the honorable judges of Frederick County Court, for Negro, Elizabeth ...

Dorsey, Plaintiff's attorney: Slave, Manuel, petitions for his freedom from John Calhoun, August 18, 1790

August 1790

Brief, autograph document signed, Frederick County, August 18, 1790, Dorsey, Plaintiff's attorney: S...

To the Honorable Judges of the Frederick County Court - petition for freedom of Negro William, August 1809

August 1809

To the Honorable Judges of the Frederick County Court - petition for freedom of Negro William (who b...

Hauser, [Michael], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 1814, recognizance against Joseph Crownwell for $600 unless Negroes Nace, Frederick, and Charles, slaves of Edward Anderson, appear in court to answer charges of misdemeanor, and keep the peace, August 1, 1814 - August 31, 1814

Hauser, [Michael], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 1814, ...

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...

Ritchie, W.: Petition of freedom of Negro Harry and (James) versus Samuel Lilly, March 24, 1800

March 1800

Ritchie, W.: Petition of freedom of Negro Harry and (James) versus Samuel Lilly [Frederick County]

Summons to Morris Johnes, Sheriff, for Gilbert Kemp to appear before judges to answer the petition of Negro James for his freedom, May 23, 1814

Ritchie, W.

May 1814

Summons to Morris Johnes, Sheriff, for Gilbert Kemp to appear before judges to answer the petition o...

Petition of Negro, Leanor, to the Honorable, the Count Courty of Frederick, stating she is entitled to freedom, April 6, 1795

Mason, John T.

April 1795

Petition of Negro, Leanor, to the Honorable, the Count Courty of Frederick, stating she is entitled ...

Thomas B. Jones, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 15, 1816, attests to oath by Allen [Quinn] that James Lee Cold, a man appling for a certificate of freedom, has not obtained one from the clerk of the Frederick County Court, August 15, 1816

August 1816

Thomas B. Jones, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 15, 1816...

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...

J. Darfey for petitioner: Negro William petitions for his freedom from Solomon Kephart, undated

Petition for freedom, Frederick County, no date, J. Darfey for petitioner: Negro William petitions f...

Writ to Sheriff to summon Samuel W. Lackland to answer to petition of Negro, Thomas, for his freedom, February 1, 1815-March 31, 1815

Butler, Tobias

Writ to Sheriff to summon Samuel W. Lackland to answer to petition of Negro, Thomas, for his freedom...

Thomas [A.?] Lawrence, petitioner's attorney: Autographed document signed, January 6, 1815, petition for freedom by Negro Thomas claiming that Samuel W. Lackland is holding him unjustly in slavery as he was freed under the will of his late master, Trammel Deleshmutt, January 6, 1815

January 1815

Thomas [A.?] Lawrence, petitioner's attorney: Autographed document signed, January 6, 1815, petition...

Thomas Lawrence, attorney: Negro Eliza petitions for her freedom from Thomas Sprigg, executor of Thomas Sprigg deceased, undated

Petition, autograph document signed, Frederick County, no date, Thomas Lawrence, attorney: Negro Eli...

R. Potts, petitioner's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, petition of freedom by Negro woman Hanna, claiming that Elizabeth Croft is holding her illegally in slavery

R. Potts, petitioner's attorney, Frederick County: Autographed document signed, petition of freedom ...

Petition for freedom, 1884, to the honorable judges of Frederick County Court, for Negro, Elizabeth held as slave by Baldy Nicholas, undated

Pigman, M.

Petition for freedom, 1884, to the honorable judges of Frederick County Court, for Negro, Elizabeth ...

Dorsey, Plaintiff's attorney: Slave, Manuel, petitions for his freedom from John Calhoun, August 18, 1790

August 1790

Brief, autograph document signed, Frederick County, August 18, 1790, Dorsey, Plaintiff's attorney: S...

To the Honorable Judges of the Frederick County Court - petition for freedom of Negro William, August 1809

August 1809

To the Honorable Judges of the Frederick County Court - petition for freedom of Negro William (who b...

Hauser, [Michael], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 1814, recognizance against Joseph Crownwell for $600 unless Negroes Nace, Frederick, and Charles, slaves of Edward Anderson, appear in court to answer charges of misdemeanor, and keep the peace, August 1, 1814 - August 31, 1814

Hauser, [Michael], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 1814, ...

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...

Ritchie, W.: Petition of freedom of Negro Harry and (James) versus Samuel Lilly, March 24, 1800

March 1800

Ritchie, W.: Petition of freedom of Negro Harry and (James) versus Samuel Lilly [Frederick County]

Summons to Morris Johnes, Sheriff, for Gilbert Kemp to appear before judges to answer the petition of Negro James for his freedom, May 23, 1814

Ritchie, W.

May 1814

Summons to Morris Johnes, Sheriff, for Gilbert Kemp to appear before judges to answer the petition o...

Petition of Negro, Leanor, to the Honorable, the Count Courty of Frederick, stating she is entitled to freedom, April 6, 1795

Mason, John T.

April 1795

Petition of Negro, Leanor, to the Honorable, the Count Courty of Frederick, stating she is entitled ...

Thomas B. Jones, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 15, 1816, attests to oath by Allen [Quinn] that James Lee Cold, a man appling for a certificate of freedom, has not obtained one from the clerk of the Frederick County Court, August 15, 1816

August 1816

Thomas B. Jones, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, August 15, 1816...

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...

J. Darfey for petitioner: Negro William petitions for his freedom from Solomon Kephart, undated

Petition for freedom, Frederick County, no date, J. Darfey for petitioner: Negro William petitions f...

Writ to Sheriff to summon Samuel W. Lackland to answer to petition of Negro, Thomas, for his freedom, February 1, 1815-March 31, 1815

Butler, Tobias

Writ to Sheriff to summon Samuel W. Lackland to answer to petition of Negro, Thomas, for his freedom...

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