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First Name	Middle Name	Last Name	Alias	Registration number	Date of registration	Date of certification	Age	Gender	Color	Height- Feet	Height - Inches	Marks or scars	Eye color	Description of hair	Speech	Free status	Where emancipated	Who emancipated	Previous place of registration	Date of birth	Place of birth	Name of mother	Color of mother	Free status of mother	Name of father	Free status of father	Name of spouse	Free status of spouse	Name of children	Name of clerk	Additional information
Oliver		Jones		194	1831-11-21		46	Male	black	5	5.25	a small scar on the forehead and a scar on the ankle of the right leg, a scar on the first finger and thumb of the left hand				emancipated		George Washington
Thomas		Gantt		229	1832-02-21		32	Male	black	5	0.5	a large scar on the left side of the forehead, two small scars in the middle of the forehead, a small scar under the left eye, the middle finger of the right hand injured			impediment in his speech	other			Fairfax County											William Moss	was ordered to be found apprentice to Thos. Swayne by an order of the court dated 20 Sept. 1819 at which time he was 17 years

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