Winnie Cryer v. Elizabeth Cocke & Peter Hoffman. Bill of Exceptions Jennifer Guiliano Trevor Muñoz William G. Thomas III transcription and encoding Steph N. Camerone Kylie L. McCormick Kaci L. Nash Laura K. Weakly University of Nebraska-Lincoln University of Maryland National Endowment for the Humanities 2014 O Say Can You See University of Nebraska-Lincoln Center for Digital Research in the Humanities
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 Bill of Exceptions May 22, 1849 Our transcription is based on a digital image of the original. National Archives and Records Administration Record Group 21, Entry 6 Box 728, Folder 162 Case Papers Bill of Exceptions Civil Petition for Freedom March 1849 Morsell, James Sewall Dunlop, James, 1793- Cryer, Turner Cryer, Winnie Cocke, Elizabeth Hoffman, Peter E. Bradley, Joseph H. (Joseph Habersham), 1802-1887 United States. Circuit Court (District of Columbia) Washington (D.C.) added xml:ids reviewed, edited encoded

(Here insert Mr. Bradley's prayers)

Which said Instructions the Court gave and the Petitioners except thereto, and this their exception is signed sealed and enrolled this 22d day of May 1849

Jas. S. Morell {seal} Jas. Dunlop {seal}

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