Fairfax County "Register of Free Negroes", 1822-1835 (Virginia Untold: Free Registers (indexing))

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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
Ann				2	1822-11-18	1822-11-18	27	Female	bright complexion	5	4.5	a scar on the right arm and one on the right wrist				born free/free born				1795-12-03		Milly		emancipated						William Moss	certificate of Hannah Adams widow of Samuel Adams deceased shows the bearer here of Ann daughter of Milly who was liberated by the said Samuel Adams deceased

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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
John			John Butler	3	1823-07-22	1823-07-22	25	Male	dark complexion	5	6.5	has a scar on the brow over the left eye, another one upon the left arm, of a Whitish Colour				emancipated by will	Fairfax County	Lawrence Washington												William Moss	from the last will and testament of Lawrence Washington dated 15th day of November 1799 that the bearer here of John amongst other other slaves bequeathed by him to Ann Thompson to serve untill he should arrive to the age of twenty five years

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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
Dennis				4	1823-11-18	1824-01-20	28	Male	dark mulatto	5	7	a small scar on the right wrist				emancipated	Fairfax County	Martha Washington				Sally Richardson		emancipated						William Moss	a son of Sally Richardson who was lately a slave belonging to Genl George Washington who by his last will and testament devised him to Martha Washington during her life who by an instrument of Writing duly proved and recorded in the said Court released them both from the service due to her

Last edit 7 months ago by McKenzie, LVA

Fairfax County "Register of Free Negroes", 1822-1835