{"deed_identifier":"DC.WAS.AB27.123.1","deed_county":"Washington DC.","deed_date":"October 7, 1811","deed_type":"Cert. of Freedom","book":"Book AB27, Page 123.","people":[{"occupation_enslaved":"","name":"Alexander Proctor","role":"grantee","color_race":"Mixed race (\"mulatto\")","sex":"Male","age":"27","person_skills":"","date_added":"","group_sale":"","consideration":"","person_url":"https://dlas.uncg.edu/deeds/person/67178","birthdate":"","deathdate":"","family_roles":[],"diseases":""}],"summaries":[],"abstracts":["Certificate of freedom was recorded on 7\nOctober 181 l. Document dated 15 June 1811, states that Ann Proctor, a white woman came\nbefore the Justice of the Peace Daniel Rapine of Washington Co. in the District of Columbia and\nswore that Alexander Proctor, a light Mulatto age about 27, 5\u0027 6 and 1/4\" tall, is her son, born of her\nbody. This is therefore to certify that Alexander Proctor has leave to pass and repass and enjoy\nevery privilege of a free person of color."],"compiler_notes":[]}