| 21 August 1843 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Colonial authorities revise the bond and caution rules
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| 8 April 1840 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Jenny Jasmijn and her son Artidore are recorded as manumitted
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| 22 February 1840 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Maria Rita’s manumission is indexed
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| 22 February 1840 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Sara German’s manumission is indexed
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| 1 February 1840 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Maria Helena Boreas appears in a manumission announcement
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| 1 February 1840 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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A newspaper notice records Maria Helena Boreas’s manumission
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| 31 December 1839 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Franciscus Martinus is manumitted
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| 18 June 1839 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Eight people bearing the Corasol name are manumitted together
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| 26 November 1838 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Andrea is manumitted
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| 13 November 1838 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Maria Eleonora Graval is manumitted
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| 3 February 1838 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Willem Ambrosius is manumitted by Maria Angelique Simon
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| 3 February 1838 |
Curacao,
Netherlands
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Maria Petronella, also called Jenny, is manumitted
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| 3 February 1838 |
Curacao,
Netherlands
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Maria Petronella, also called Jenny, is manumitted
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| 11 August 1837 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Mourens is manumitted
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| 2 August 1837 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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A government-held person is included in a manumission record
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