The archive records George Frits Prix, born in 1841 and the son of Louisa, as manumitted on 9 April 1863. J.H. Kruse acted “for freedom,” and the record lists George as a house servant. This pre-emancipation release demonstrates an individual route to freedom within a system that continued to enslave thousands until 1 July.
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Where was Jacquelina Henrietta Grave enslaved when manumitted?
These manumission records provide complete first-person accounts of the people freed.
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They are colonial administrative records and do not contain complete personal testimony.