| Age | 40 |
|---|---|
| County | Talbot |
| Date | |
| Document | |
| Slave Owner First Name | Samuel |
| Slave Owner Last Name | Mackey |
| Sex | |
| First Name | James |
| Last Name | Pinder |
| Date Manumitted | 1856-02-26 |
| Date Recorded | 1856-02-26 |
| Details | Notes: Manumitted by Samuel Mackey, Samuel Hamvleton, James G. Martin, John R. Hopkins, WIlliam C. Mackey, Charles N. Hammon, and Joseph E. M. Chamberlain. Freedom to commence: Henceforth Source: msa_sc5977_scm13248 Sourcecitation: SC5977 Source Page: 111 |
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