Manumission Deed Outerbridge Horsey, a U.S. Senator from Delaware from 1810 until 1821, signed a manumission deed on November 11, 1812, which freed 14 slaves over the course of 30 years. The slaves had been the property of Eliza Lee, whom Horsey married on April 16, 1812.
Land titles in Delaware commonly known as the Duke of York record Being an authorized transcript from the official Archives of the State of Delaware, and comprising the letters patent, permits, commissions, surveys, plats, and confirmations by the Duke of York and other high officials from 1646-1679 (Source: FamilySearch)
The Timen Stiddem Society A family association for the descendants of this immigrant from Sweden in the 17th century to New Sweden (Wilmington), Delaware
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