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Title
Louisa County Free Black Register Book 1, No 124
Description
N.o 124
Virginia
In Louisa County Court Clerks Office September 7.th 1832
Peggy Wilkerson a Mulatto Woman, who was free born this day made application in the said office to be registered according to law. It is therefore certified to all whom it may concern that the said Peggy Wilkerson is a woman of yellowish complexion, five feet two and a half inches high, about fifty years old, hair inclined to be straight, low forehead, upper front teeth out, tolerably good countenance no apparent mark or scar deemed worthy of notice.
In Louisa County Court September the 10.th 1832
In testimony whereof I John Hunter Clerk of the said Court have hereto put my hand and affixed the public seal of said court this 10.th day of September 1832. In the 57.th year of our foundation (Sig.) John Hunter Clk
Virginia
In Louisa County Court Clerks Office September 7.th 1832
Peggy Wilkerson a Mulatto Woman, who was free born this day made application in the said office to be registered according to law. It is therefore certified to all whom it may concern that the said Peggy Wilkerson is a woman of yellowish complexion, five feet two and a half inches high, about fifty years old, hair inclined to be straight, low forehead, upper front teeth out, tolerably good countenance no apparent mark or scar deemed worthy of notice.
In Louisa County Court September the 10.th 1832
In testimony whereof I John Hunter Clerk of the said Court have hereto put my hand and affixed the public seal of said court this 10.th day of September 1832. In the 57.th year of our foundation (Sig.) John Hunter Clk
Publisher
Louisa County Historical Society
Date
1832
Identifier
LCBB_124