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• Mary

  Mary was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.
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  Mary, listed as Mary 2nd in the Freedmen's Bureau Census, was unable to support herself due to her youth.
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  Mary was listed as having been unable to support herself due to being "sickly."
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  Mary's rate of wages was $10.00 in the month that she was recorded.
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  Mary was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.
• Mary

  In Common Law Book E, it is stated that Mary was left to, or perhaps sold to, Frederick Johnston by her enslaver Charles Fraser.
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  In Common Law Book D, it is reported that Mary's enslaver, James Smith, applied to have her exempt from taxes on account of her being "very old and infirm."
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  In Common Law Book D, Mary is listed as having been "assessed" by Bernard Pitzer, William C. Williams, P.H. Huff, and George Shanks. She was listed alongside her mother, Peggy Jane, Nancy, Paulina, Edmund, Ellen, Simon, and Robert.
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  In Common Law Book D, Mary is listed alongside Edmund, Andrew, and William as having been "assessed" by Wiley P. Wood, Samuel Hannah, and John Wright.
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  Mary was listed as being unable to support herself due to her youth.
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