Manumission of Flora
Title
Manumission of Flora
Subject
Slave Manumission
Description
Manumission of Flora, Slave of Samuel Scudder
Creator
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Source
Folder 11, Manuscript Collection 17
Publisher
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Date
1813
Contributor
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Rights
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Publication and Use
Please note that all reference reproductions are for personal/study use only. The possession of a reproduction of HCHS collection materials and the payment of associated reproduction service fees, does not constitute or imply permission to publish or exhibit. It is necessary for researchers to obtain separate, written permission for the publication or exhibition of all material held in the HCHS collections. All licenses are for one use only and each additional instance of use must be separately requested in writing. Usage rights fees, above and beyond reproduction costs, may apply and vary depending on whether a reproduction is for an individual, non-profit, or commercial institution and how it will be used (personal research, publication, exhibition, etc.). All reproductions must credit the Hunterdon County Historical Society as the source of the image or document.
Relation
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Format
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Language
eng
Type
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Identifier
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Coverage
Township of Trenton, Mercer [formerly Hunterdon] County, NJ
Original Format
Paper
Text
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Files
Citation
“Manumission of Flora,” Hunterdon County Historical Society Digital Library, accessed May 9, 2024, https://hunterdonhistory.omeka.net/items/show/1382.