Washington in 1790 had 1 free colored to 226 whites——in 1840,
ito 16—in 1850, ito 14.
Frederick in 1790 had I free colored to 126 whites—in 1840, 1
to 13—in 1850, Ito S.
Baltimore county in 1790 1 free colored to 23 whites—in 1840,
1 to 10—in 1850, 1 to 9.
Baltimore city in 1790, 1 free colored to 37 whites—in 1840, 1
to 4½----in 1850, 1 to 5.
Harford in 1790, 1 free colored to 14 whites—in 1840, 1 to 4¾
1850, 1 to 5.

Montgomery in 1790, 1 free colored to 39 whites—in 1840, 1 to
6¾ —in 1850, 1 to 7.
Prince George's in 1790, 1 free colored to 61 whites—in 1840, 1
to 7—in 1850, 1 to 7.
Charles in 1790, 1 free colored to 25 whites—in 1840, 1 to 7—-
in 1S50, Ito 6.

Saint Mary's in 1790, 1 free colored to 24 whites—in 1840, 1 to
4¼-----in 1850, Ito 3.
Calvert in 1790, 1 free colored to 30 whites—in 1840, 1 to 2½—
in 1850, 1 to 2 1/3.
Anne Arundel in 1790, 1 free colored to 14 whites—in 1840, 1
to 2 4/5—in 1850, 1 to 3½.
Carroll in 1840, 1 to 17.
Cecil in 1790, 1. free colored to 61 whites—in 1840, 1. to
in [850,1 to6.
Kent in 1790, 1 free colored to 10 whites—in 1840, 1 to 2—in
1850, 1 to 1 2/3.
Caroline in 1790, 1 free colored to 16 whites—in 1840, 1 to 3
—in 1850, 1 to 2t.
Talbot in 1790, 1 free colored to 6¾ whites—in 1840, 1 to 2— in
1850, 1 to 2 2/3.
Queen Anne's in 1790, 1 free colored to 13 whites—in 1840, 1
to 2 1/2—in 1850, 1 to 2 1/5.
Somerset in 1790, 1 free colored to 30 whites—in 1840, 1 to 4 1/3
—in 1850, 1 to 3 4/5.

Dorchester in 1790, 1 free colored to 19 whites—in 1S40, 1 to
2 2/3—in 1850, Ito 2 4/5.
Worcester In 1790, 1 free colored to 43 whites—in 1840,1 to 3 4/5.
—in 1850, 1 to 3 1/3.
Baltimore, Frederick and Carroll, the latter taken off between
1830 and 1840----in 1840, 1 to 9.
Statement of the manumissions reported to the commissioners
of the State fund, since 1832 to January 1st 1851, as follows