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87 is about forty eight years of age born and raised in Caroline County of a dark mulatto complexion five feet one and a half inches high or thereabouts has a small scar of a cut on her left wrist and has no other notable marks or scars that I have observed (seal) In Testimony whereof I hereto subscribe my name and affix the public seal of my office this 22.d day of July Anno Domini 1834 Jo Richardson Clk of Cost $1.00 Caroline County Court State of Maryland Caroline County to wit; Whereas application hath been made to me by a negro woman named Fanny Roberts for a certificate of her freedom agreeably to the acts of assembly in such case made and provided by which said act free negroes and mulattoes are permitted to travil out of this State upon the obtention of a certificate of being free born and whereas also upon the oath of John Saulsbury of Caroline County that the said negro woman named Fanny Roberts for whom this certificate is made is free born I do therefore grant her said application and hereby certify that from her own account she was eighteen years of age in October last past five feet and three inches high or thereabouts of a mulattoe complexion was born and raised in Caroline County and has a small scar of a burn on her right arm and a small black mole in the palm of her right hand and another small one on her left shoulder and has no other notable markes or scars that I have observed In Testimony whereof I hereto subscribe (seal) my name and affix the public seal of my office this 12th day of August Anno Domini 1834 Cost $1.00 Jo Richardson Clk of Caroline County Court State of Maryland Caroline County to wit; Whereas heretofore to wit; on the twelfth day of June in the year of our Lord Seventeen hundred and ninety a certain Solomon Kenton of Caroline County by Deed of manumission duly executed acknowledged and recorded among the land records of Caroline County did manumit and set free a certain negro man named Charles now calling himself Charles Downes to be free from and after the first day of January Eighteen hundred and five and the said negro man named Charles now calling himself Charles Downes having made application to me for a certificate of his freedom agreeably to the act of assembly in such case |
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