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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mary | Jane | Bradley | 1678 | 1860-01-03 | Female | dark | 5 | 4.5 | a scar near the corner of the right eye, one on her right cheek, one in her forehead, one under her chin & one under her right arm | born free/free born | Buckingham County | Female ancestor free prior to 1st May 1806 | |||||||
| Mary | Elizabeth | Merchant | 1679 | 1860-01-16 | Female | dark | 5 | 1 | scar in lid of left eye & one of her front teeth broken off | born free/free born | Lynchburg | Female ancestor free prior to 1st May 1806 | |||||||
| Mary | Jane | Redcross | 1680 | 1860-02-13 | light | 5 | 4 | mole on palm of left hand, & one on left side of upper lip & a scar from burn on right side of neck | born free/free born | Amherst County | Female ancestor free prior to 1st May 1806 | ||||||||
| Delaware | McCoy | 1680 | 1860-03-09 | Male | yellow | 5 | 8 | Has a scar on his upper lip& one in his left cheek bone | born free/free born | Appomattox County | Female ancestor free prior to 1st May 1806 | ||||||||
| Ned | 1681 | 1860-02-24 | 34 | Male | dark brown | 5 | 9 | Scar on left side of his chin & no other mark or scar apparent | born free/free born | Nancy White | A planter by occupation. [Derived] his freedom as a son of Nancy White a free woman who became free in 1829 according to the provisions of the will of John Pleasants made in 1777 but who has never obtained permission to remain in the Commwth of Va. | ||||||||
| William | Logan | 1682 | 1860-02-25 | 23 | Male | dark | 5 | 8 | cross-eyed, & has no apparent mark or scar on face, hands or hands | born free/free born | Nancy White | Derived his freedom as a son of Nancy White a free woman who became free in 1829 according to the provisions of the will of John Pleasants made in 1777 but who has never obtained permission to remain in the Commwth of Va. |
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Mary Jane Redcrop struckthrough, 1680 repeated
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