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3. She? "by Thomas S. Easton of Burlington. Easton claimed that she was the owner"

Sat Dec 25, 2021, 03:26 PM

Dec 2021

Also, quote marks in the OP excerpt are not closed before other quote starts.

Gender bending in 1839?

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Rachel, a Negro Woman v. James Cameron, Sheriff (1839-Iowa) [View all] old as dirt Dec 2021 OP

If he purchased Rachel in 1853, how could this be an 1839 case? CanonRay Dec 2021 #1

Thanks. Fixed it. (nt) old as dirt Dec 2021 #2

She? "by Thomas S. Easton of Burlington. Easton claimed that she was the owner" Bernardo de La Paz Dec 2021 #3

Thanks. Fixed. (nt) old as dirt Dec 2021 #4