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McKenzie, LVA at Aug 17, 2022 04:24 PM

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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
Nat 1 1822-09-16 1822-09-16 45 Male 5 10 a number of scars on the breast emancipated by deed John Moss William Moss by a deed of manumission dated the 7th day of December 1795 and duly acknowledged before the said Court and now of record in my office did among others set free and exonerate him the said negro Nat from service at the expiration of twenty seven years from the date of the said deed

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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
Nat 1 1822-09-16 1822-09-16 45 Male 5 10 a number of scars on the breast emancipated by deed John Moss William Moss by a deed of manumission dated the 7th day of December 1795 and duly acknowledged before the said Court and now of record in my office did among others set free and exonerate him the said negro Nat from service at the expiration of twenty seven years from the date of the said deed