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Prince George's County, Freedom Affidavits, 1810-1850 and 1852-1862
Volume 763, Page 106   View pdf image
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       Prince Georges Court To wit
       on this 14.th Jany 1845 personally appeared
       Alfred Y Robinson before me a
       Justice of the Peace of said county and made
       oath on the Holy Evangely of Almighty God
       that negro man William Henry Booth is the
       son of Hellen Booth and that the said Hellen
       Booth was a free negro woman at the time
       of giving birth to the said W.m H Booth
                                           Sworn before
                                                    Geo W Wilson
                                                                      JP


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