{"deed_identifier":"DC.WAS.AQ41.249.1","deed_county":"Washington DC.","deed_date":"September 5, 1818","deed_type":"Cert. of Freedom","book":"Book AQ41, Page 249.","people":[{"occupation_enslaved":"","name":"William Savory","role":"grantee","color_race":"Mixed race (\"mulatto\")","sex":"Male","age":"30","person_skills":"","date_added":"","group_sale":"","consideration":"","person_url":"https://dlas.uncg.edu/deeds/person/69944","birthdate":"","deathdate":"","family_roles":[],"diseases":""}],"summaries":[],"abstracts":["Certificate of freedom was recorded on 5 September 1818. \"On this day\nAnn Proctor, a white woman of lawful age\" swears that she \"well knows William Savoy a\nMulatto man about 30, about 5\u0027 and 6\" high [with the] nail of his second finger (on his] right hand\ninjured by a fell um [sell um], and the second finger of [his] left hand by a cut of sickle, to be\nfreeborn; that she knew his mother who was also free born.\" Ann Proctor also states that she\nknew William Savoy from his infancy and that the above facts are true. Sworn before Daniel\nRapine (Justice of the Peace]."],"compiler_notes":[]}