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for divers good causes and considerations me thereunto moving have released from slavery liberated manumitted and set free and by these presents do hereby release from slavery liberate manumit and set free my negro woman named mary Johnson aged about Forty years and able to work and gain a sufficient livelihood and maintanance and her the said Negro woman Mary Johnston I do declare to be henceforth free manumited and discharged from all manner of service or servitude to me my executors or administrators forever together and with her six children the first named Sarah Ellen born September 18.th 1834 the second named Mary Louisa born December 16.th 1835 the third named Eliza Ann twin sister of Mary Louisa the fourth named Andrew Ellicott born April 14.th 1837 the fifth named Thomas born August 30.th 1838 and the sixth named Charles born September 30.th 1839. Together with her increase since the year 1839 and hereafter In testimony whereof I the said Thomas Lansdale have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this eleventh day of December One thousand Eight hundred and forty six |
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