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| First Name | Middle Name | Last Name | Alias | Registration number | Date of registration | Age | Gender | Color | Height- Feet | Height - Inches | Physical description | Free status | Where emancipated | Who emancipated | Previous place of registration | Date of birth | Place of birth | Name of mother | Additional information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jincey | Jincey Moss | 217 | 1825-06-26 | 23 | Female | "of colour" | 5 | 1.5 | No scar or marks perceivable on head, face, hands or arms | born free/free born | Daughter of Fed (otherwise called Waggoner Fed). Free as appears by evidence of David Kirkland. | ||||||||
| Thomas | Stewart | 218 | 1825-06-27 | 32 | Male | yellow | 5 | 6 | Scar just above cheekbone near left eye | emancipated by will | Brunswick County | Richard Stith | By occupation a carpenter. |
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Thomas Stewart: will of Richard Stith, proved 25 Oct. 1819, freed "my negro man named Tom" and bequeathed him a set of tools. Other enslaved people were not freed. Brunswick Will Book 9, p. 57-59.
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