F. B. Sappington list of appearances in court against a slave belonging to Joshua Simpson, December 5, 1798

Henry [Pirente?], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, February 24, 1817, attests to oath by Benjamin Reeder of Anne Arundel County that Lucy Watson, a mulatto, is the same person manumitted by him, February 24, 1817

February 1817

Henry [Pirente?], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, February 24, 1...

Signed document, recognizance of 100 pounds against John Briscoe unless Negro Bill Ingram, his slave, should be of good behavior for one year, especially toward C. McCarty, August 4, 1802

Schley, John

August 1802

Signed document, recognizance of 100 pounds against John Briscoe unless Negro Bill Ingram, his slave...

[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...

Sappington, F.: Recognizance, state versus people involved with Negroes Joshua and Toby for stealing, June 1-November 30, 1795

Sappington, F.: Recognizance, state versus people involved with Negroes Joshua and Toby for stealing...

[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...

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...

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...

Samuel Duvall, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autograph document signed, July 7, 1822, recognizance against Negro Phil, by his master Henry Shrupp, for 50 pounds unless Negro Phil appears in court to answer charges of assaulting Joab Ringer, and keeps the peace, especially toward Joab Ringer, for one year, July 7, 1822

July 1822

Samuel Duvall, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autograph document signed, July 7, 1822, recog...

Autographed document signed, recognizance against Edward Owings, Senator, for 10 pounds unless Negro Jonathan, his slave, appears in court to testify against Neri Scott and Charles Ramsey, two freed men, for assisting in opening the meat house of Edward Owings and stealing bacon, March 30, 1810

Schley, John

March 1810

Autographed document signed recognizance against Edward Owings, Senator, for 10 pounds unless Negro ...

Joshua Dorsey, plaintiff's attorney: Eliz Dorsey is suing William Lamar for 20 pounds for assaulting her slave Poll, December 5, 1792

December 1792

Statement, autograph document signed, Frederick County, December 5, 1792, Joshua Dorsey, plaintiff's...

Richard Coale: List of names and ages of slaves manumitted, March 8, 1832

March 1832

List, autograph document signed, Frederick County, March 8, 1832, Richard Coale: List of names and a...

B. [S.?] Pigman, plaintiff's attorney, Frederick County: Autograph document signed, September 30, 1816, suit by Jacob Staley for $1000 damages against Robert Johnson for assaulting and wounding his Negro slave, Henry, on August 20, 1815, September 30, 1816

September 1816

B. [S.?] Pigman, plaintiff's attorney, Frederick County: Autograph document signed, September 30, 18...

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...

Recognizance of 10 pounds against John L. Harding and 5 pounds against Jacob Boyer, Jr. unless John L. Harding appears in court to testify for the state against Negro Liby for dealing with Negro Lanham, his slave, January 23, 1805

January 1805

Recognizance of 10 pounds against John L. Harding and 5 pounds against Jacob Boyer, Jr. unless John ...

Autographed document signed, recognizance against Jacob Levy for 10 pounds being voided if Negro George, slave of Valentine and Jacob Levy, should keep the peace for 3 months, especially toward Nicholas Queen, a free person of the same color, April 16, 1807

Schley, John

April 1807

Autographed document signed, recognizance against Jacob Levy for 10 pounds being voided if Negro Geo...

Henry [Pirente?], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, February 24, 1817, attests to oath by Benjamin Reeder of Anne Arundel County that Lucy Watson, a mulatto, is the same person manumitted by him, February 24, 1817

February 1817

Henry [Pirente?], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, February 24, 1...

Signed document, recognizance of 100 pounds against John Briscoe unless Negro Bill Ingram, his slave, should be of good behavior for one year, especially toward C. McCarty, August 4, 1802

Schley, John

August 1802

Signed document, recognizance of 100 pounds against John Briscoe unless Negro Bill Ingram, his slave...

[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...

Sappington, F.: Recognizance, state versus people involved with Negroes Joshua and Toby for stealing, June 1-November 30, 1795

Sappington, F.: Recognizance, state versus people involved with Negroes Joshua and Toby for stealing...

[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...

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...

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...

Samuel Duvall, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autograph document signed, July 7, 1822, recognizance against Negro Phil, by his master Henry Shrupp, for 50 pounds unless Negro Phil appears in court to answer charges of assaulting Joab Ringer, and keeps the peace, especially toward Joab Ringer, for one year, July 7, 1822

July 1822

Samuel Duvall, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autograph document signed, July 7, 1822, recog...

Autographed document signed, recognizance against Edward Owings, Senator, for 10 pounds unless Negro Jonathan, his slave, appears in court to testify against Neri Scott and Charles Ramsey, two freed men, for assisting in opening the meat house of Edward Owings and stealing bacon, March 30, 1810

Schley, John

March 1810

Autographed document signed recognizance against Edward Owings, Senator, for 10 pounds unless Negro ...

Joshua Dorsey, plaintiff's attorney: Eliz Dorsey is suing William Lamar for 20 pounds for assaulting her slave Poll, December 5, 1792

December 1792

Statement, autograph document signed, Frederick County, December 5, 1792, Joshua Dorsey, plaintiff's...

Richard Coale: List of names and ages of slaves manumitted, March 8, 1832

March 1832

List, autograph document signed, Frederick County, March 8, 1832, Richard Coale: List of names and a...

B. [S.?] Pigman, plaintiff's attorney, Frederick County: Autograph document signed, September 30, 1816, suit by Jacob Staley for $1000 damages against Robert Johnson for assaulting and wounding his Negro slave, Henry, on August 20, 1815, September 30, 1816

September 1816

B. [S.?] Pigman, plaintiff's attorney, Frederick County: Autograph document signed, September 30, 18...

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...

Recognizance of 10 pounds against John L. Harding and 5 pounds against Jacob Boyer, Jr. unless John L. Harding appears in court to testify for the state against Negro Liby for dealing with Negro Lanham, his slave, January 23, 1805

January 1805

Recognizance of 10 pounds against John L. Harding and 5 pounds against Jacob Boyer, Jr. unless John ...

Autographed document signed, recognizance against Jacob Levy for 10 pounds being voided if Negro George, slave of Valentine and Jacob Levy, should keep the peace for 3 months, especially toward Nicholas Queen, a free person of the same color, April 16, 1807

Schley, John

April 1807

Autographed document signed, recognizance against Jacob Levy for 10 pounds being voided if Negro Geo...

Henry [Pirente?], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, February 24, 1817, attests to oath by Benjamin Reeder of Anne Arundel County that Lucy Watson, a mulatto, is the same person manumitted by him, February 24, 1817

February 1817

Henry [Pirente?], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, February 24, 1...

Signed document, recognizance of 100 pounds against John Briscoe unless Negro Bill Ingram, his slave, should be of good behavior for one year, especially toward C. McCarty, August 4, 1802

Schley, John

August 1802

Signed document, recognizance of 100 pounds against John Briscoe unless Negro Bill Ingram, his slave...

[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...

F. B. Sappington list of appearances in court against a slave belonging to Joshua Simpson, December 5, 1798

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