{"deed_identifier":"DC.WAS.AF31.312.1","deed_county":"Washington DC.","deed_date":"October 7, 1813","deed_type":"Cert. of Freedom","book":"Book AF31, Page 312.","people":[{"occupation_enslaved":"","name":"Arianna Tenny","role":"grantee","color_race":"Black (\"negro\")","sex":"Female","age":"1","person_skills":"","date_added":"","group_sale":"","consideration":"","person_url":"https://dlas.uncg.edu/deeds/person/67660","birthdate":"","deathdate":"","family_roles":[],"diseases":""}],"summaries":[],"abstracts":["Certificate of freedom was recorded on 7\nOctober 1813. District of Columbia, Washington Co.: On 5 October 1813 Capt. John\nThompson appeared and swore that Arianna Tenny, a black girl, was born on or about 19\nDecember 1812 and that her mother, Jane Tenny, was manumitted by him two or three years\nbefore and that he has no claim whatever on the child of Jane Tenny. Signed by John Ott\n[Justice of the Peace for Washington Co.]"],"compiler_notes":[]}