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582 in the State of maryland for divers good causes and considerations me thereunto moving and in further consideration of the accidental omission of a clause of manumission for certain negroes intended to be fee in a bill of sale from me to Richard Sappington bearing date the 6th april 1829 I release from slavery liberate manumit and set free and by these presents do hereby release from slavery liberate manumit and set free the following negroes when they shall respectively arrive at the age of thirty five years namely Negro woman Cate and her sons Tom and Jerry and her daughter Maria Jane negro woman Rachel boy Bill Henry Andrew and Girl Ellen as also negroes Susan Eliza Sam and Ned which said negroes are to sever severally and individually until they arrive at the age of thirty five years and then I do declare them to be free manumitted and discharged from all manner of servitude or service to me my Executors or administrators forever In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 7th July 1837 Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of Lydia Gambrill (seal) S Gambrill R Sappington On the back of the aforegoing was thus written to wit Anne Arundel County to wit On this 7th July 1837 personally appears Lydia Gambrill party to the within instrument of writing before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace of the State of maryland for said County and acknowledges the same to be his act and deed for the purposes within mentioned and the negroes within named to be thenceforth manumitted and discharged from all services to her or to any claiming under her and to be free and manumitted (accor |
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