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Benjamin Robenson's Original Fugitive Slave Petition and Ownership Documentation: Deed (

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U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. 9/24/1789-3/21/1892?

Title

Benjamin Robenson's Original Fugitive Slave Petition and Ownership Documentation: Deed

Description

Mr. Robenson requests permission of the court to seek out and recover his fugitive slaves: James Johnson, Horace Johnston, Lloyd Edwards, and Dennis Cole.

Date

1793-02-12/1843-08-17

Collection

National Archives at Philadelphia

	Parent institution	National Archives and Records Administration
	Location	Philadelphia , United States of America
	Coordinates	40° 06′ 53.35″ N, 74° 58′ 06.78″ W
	Website	www.archives.gov/philadelphia
	Authority file	: Q29982678 VIAF: 156217399 LCCN: no90009686 WorldCat

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DPLA identifier: 186406a50f6e39bd81df3264496f1a01
National Archives Identifier: 278803

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