| Name | Age | Color or Race | Sex | Role in document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| William Douey [Dorrey] | grantor | |||
| William Douey [Dorrey] | grantor | |||
| William | Mixed race ("mulatto") | Male | grantee | |
| Flora | Black ("negro") | Female | grantee |
At the request of Negro William the deed of manumission from William H. Douey was recorded on 28 April 1803. William Douey of the District of Columbia sets free "from my service a Mulatto man slave named William generally called Bill Carro/I'' on 12 April 1803.
:At the request of Negro Flora the deed of manumission from William H. Douey was recorded on 28 April 1803. William Douey [Dorrey] of the District of Columbia sets free "from my service [a] Negro woman named Flora, the daughter ofLoett, at this time held by me as a slave." [Compiler's note: Information was obtained from original handwritten Liber. Name could be Douey or Dorrey.]
