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Date Orphan or Minor Age Bound To Trade Page 39 1 Jun 1853 Jasper BRADDOCK, 13 R. M. G. Moore Blacksmith free boy of color -- --- 1853 Notice for Joseph Pledger to rescind apprenticeship of Susan COVEL, free girl of color -- --- 1853 Summons for Sheriff of Hyde County to take Elizabeth COVEL, a free girl of color who was bound to Joseph Pledger, and deliver her to Wilson Credle, Esquire. 22 Aug 1853 Ann Eliza MACKEY, 8 William Watson House free girl of color Spencer Servant Page 40 29 Nov 1853 Aleif REED, 9 Roger W. Hollowell Seamstress free girl of color 30 Nov 1853 Elizabeth COVEL, 12 Josiah G. Jarvis Seamstress free girl of color 30 Nov 1853 Jesse COVEL, 17 Wilson Credle Farmer free boy of color 30 Nov 1853 Malinda COVEL, 15 John T. May Seamstress free girl of color 27 Feb 1854 Seth BERRY, - Reuben Benson Farmer free boy of color 28 Feb 1854 William H. MC KAY, 18 William H. Credle Farming free boy of color mos. 29 May 1854 Scott MACKEY, 5 Burriage Hudson Farmer Wm. H. MACKEY, 2 free boys of color 29 --- 1854 William REED, - R. M. G. Moore ----- free boy of color 29 May 1854 William REED 14 R. W. Hollowell Farmer mos. 1 Jun 1854 James COVEL, 16 Anson Credle Farmer free boy of color 28 Aug 1854 David COVEL, 11 A. W. Silverthorn ----- free boy of color 28 Aug 1854 Henry COVEL, 9 R. W. Hollowell Farmers John COVEL, 7 free boys of color 27 Nov 1854 Anson COVIL, 15 Saml. Collins Farmer free boy of color 28 Nov 1854 Alexander COLLINS, - Benjamin W. Swindell Farmer free boy of color Page 41 12 May 1856 John LONGTOM, 16 Benjamin R. Roper Farmer free boy of color 13 May 1856 Mary Elizabeth 16 Martha A. Swindell Seamstress MC KAY, free girl daughter of A. B. of color Swindell 11 Aug 1856 Henry COVEL, 3 John T. May Farmer free boy of color 11 Nov 1856 Elizabeth COVEL, - Dorcas Jarvis House free girl of color Servant 9 Feb 1857 John LONGTOM, 14 Wm. S. Cox Farmer Page 42 11 May 1857 David COVEL, 14 Caleb F. Clark ----- Jno. COVEL, 9 Mary Eliz. COVEL, 5 and Sarah COVEL, 3 free persons of color 10 Aug 1857 Summons for Benjamin R. Roper to show why the indenture binding to him John MACKEY, orphan boy of color, should not be rescinded. 10 Nov 1857 Alonzo COVAL, 4 John T. May Farmer free boy of color 8 Nov 1858 William BARBER, - Jeremiah R. Selby Farmer free boy of color Page 43 14 May 1860 Sampson ELKS, 18 Alexander B. Tunnell Farmer free boy of color 12 Nov 1860 Gatsy MACKEY, 8 Sophia Jennett, wife House free girl of color of Jesse Jennett Servant & Seamstress 12 Nov 1860 Elizabeth POWERS, 14 Sally M. Gibbs, wife Spinster free girl of color of Henry Gibbs 13 Nov 1860 Jeremiah BRADDOCK, 6 A. B. Swindell Farmer free boy of color 13 May 1861 Francis COVAL, 7 B. S. Owens, for his Spinstress free girl of color wife India Owens Page 44 9 Aug 1864 Nancy REED, 4 Julia Ann Williams, Seamstress free girl of color (Indenture signed by & House D. K. Williams) Servant 13 Nov 1864 Gray ___?___, 4 Thos. Jennet & wife, ----- Lewezer ___?___, 2 Elizabeth Jennet Ma __?__ ___?___, 1 free negros 14 Nov 1864 Edward COLLINS, 13 Daniel S. Pugh ----- free boy 13 Feb 1865 Mahala & Nary Ann - Agnes Credle, wife ----- BRADDOCK, of T. G. Credle free girls 13 Feb 1865 Jury BRADDOCK & 1 Tilson G. Credle ----- Richard BRADDOCK, 12 orphan boys of color
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