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Free and Enslaved Records, 1836-1861, is comprised largely of \"Free Negro\" tax records and additionally includes a memorandum, and order.","\"Free Negro\" Tax records which include \"A List of Free Negroes with the District of Daniel Stickley,\" 1836 compiled of Daniel Stickley a Commissioner of Revenue for Warren County (includes the names, sex, ages, and familial relations of free Black and multiracial individuals within the district); \"A List of Free Negroes and Mulattoes in the County of Warren,\" 1837 compiled by Wm. Bray [? illegible] a Commissioner of Revenue for Warren County (includes the names, sex, ages, and distance from court house of free Black and multiracial individuals within the county); \"A List of Free Negroes,\" 1855 (includes the names, sex, ages, and occupation of free Black and multiracial individuals within the county); \"A List of Free Negroes over the age of 12 year,\" 1859 compiled by W. G. 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