Deed by Maj. Samuel Morrow Freeing George Morrow, a Negro Man, 1821, Greene, Alabama

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Deeds: Samuel Morrow, 1821: Spartanburg District, South Carolina, and Greene County, Alabama


Greene Co., AL Deeds Vol. A, pg. 217

South Carolina
Spartanburgh District

Personally came before me Maj Samuel Morrow who being sworn in due form of 
laws on his oath saith that George Morrow a free man of colour was raised and 
brought up by this deponent that he is the son of Polly a free woman of colour 
who was emancipated by Samuel Morrow the uncle of this deponent that the said 
George was born since the emancipation of his mother, and is now upwards of 
seventy one years of age, to that by the ___ of the state the said George is a 
free man, and is entitled to all the privileges and immunities of free persons 
of his colour.

Saml Morrow
The above George was 
born December the
25th 1798
Saml Morrow

Sworn to and Subscribed                                     
Before me 21st Nov. 1821-                                   
Thomas Poole J. ?                                                       
The State of South Carolina

Spartanburgh District
I Elisha Boman, clark of the court of General Sessions and Common pleas for the 
District & States aforesaid do certify that Thomas Poole Esquire whose attestation 
appears above is an acting Justice of the _________ for the District & state, 
aforesaid duly appointed & qualified; that all due faith & credit are an ought 
to be given to him in all his attestations as such. Given under my hand and the 
seal of the said court this 21st day of November 1821.

The Seal of the Court 
E. Boman, C. C. S. D.