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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 | 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 | Free status | Where emancipated | Who emancipated | Place of birth | Date of birth | Previous place of registration | Name of clerk | Additional information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lucy | 1 | 1803-09-22 | 1804-02-24 | 20 | Female | dark mulatto | 5 | 4 1/2 | small scar in the centre of her forehead | emancipated by deed | Amelia County | John Brumskill | James Townes | Date freed 1803-05-23 | |||||||||||||||||
| Sucky | Scott | 3 | 1803-09-22 | 1804-01-26 | Female | bright mulatto | 2 | 8 | large scar in her left temple | emancipated by deed | Amelia County | James Scott | James Townes |
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Which date is the certification and which is the registration?
Sucky's information continues on the next page.
You need a column of when the person was made free. It is an important date also. Then people can do a search for that date to see who else was freed on same date, possibly by same person in same deed and they may be related.
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