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503; Kent Chattel Records, Lib. JR no. I, p. 530.
4 Vide published lists of delinquent taxpayers : Federal Gazette, Jan. 2, 1819, July 18, 1820; Frederick Examiner, Jan. 19, 1859; Maryland Republican, June 26, 1824; Nov. 5, 1825; Aug. 13, 1826.
* Deeds or Land Records: Frederick, Lib. H. S no. 3, p. 328; Lib. HS no. 14, p. 360; Harford, Lib. JLJ no. 7, p. 7 ; Lib. ALJ no. 6, p. 426; Lib. WG no. 10, p. 61 ; Worcester, Lib. AB, p. 107; Baltimore Chattel Records, Lib. GES no. 26, p. 421 ; Lib. GES... no. 18, p. 369.
J94 THE FREE NEGRO IN MARYLAND [584 in such matters was not so defective as some expressions of current opinion would have had it.
It is said that in some communities the opposition of the whites nearly precluded negroes from investing in land. In other places the negroes tended to segregate themselves and to form close settlements. They acquired small tracts of land and affected to develop separate community life. Inquiry in all the counties visited by the writer disclosed that outside of the municipalities whose population were chiefly whites the chief negro communities were at George town Cross Roads in Kent and Sandy Springs in Mont gomery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
503; Kent Chattel Records, Lib. JR no. I, p. 530.
4 Vide published lists of delinquent taxpayers : Federal Gazette, Jan. 2, 1819, July 18, 1820; Frederick Examiner, Jan. 19, 1859; Maryland Republican, June 26, 1824; Nov. 5, 1825; Aug. 13, 1826.
* Deeds or Land Records: Frederick, Lib. H. S no. 3, p. 328; Lib. HS no. 14, p. 360; Harford, Lib. JLJ no. 7, p. 7 ; Lib. ALJ no. 6, p. 426; Lib. WG no. 10, p. 61 ; Worcester, Lib. AB, p. 107; Baltimore Chattel Records, Lib. GES no. 26, p. 421 ; Lib. GES... no. 18, p. 369.
J94 THE FREE NEGRO IN MARYLAND [584 in such matters was not so defective as some expressions of current opinion would have had it.
It is said that in some communities the opposition of the whites nearly precluded negroes from investing in land. In other places the negroes tended to segregate themselves and to form close settlements. They acquired small tracts of land and affected to develop separate community life. Inquiry in all the counties visited by the writer disclosed that outside of the municipalities whose population were chiefly whites the chief negro communities were at George town Cross Roads in Kent and Sandy Springs in Mont gomery.
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