| Familysearch PDF Page Number | 95 |
|---|---|
| Original Liber Page Number | 152 |
| Date | 5 Mar 1850 |
| Type of Proceeding | Indenture - apprenticeship |
| Name and Freedom Status | Ann Maria Dryden [free] |
| Abstract | Trustees of the poor for Worcester bind as apprentice a poor black child named Ann Maria Dryden now residing in ther Poor House & chargeable to the County to Edward Dymack until 1 March 1864 when she is 18 yo, to learn occupation of housewifery. She is to receive sufficient meat, drink, clothing & lodging during her term. Edward Dymack together with John G Savage & Levi Nelson, his sureties, bind themselves unto the State of Maryland for $50. |
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