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Jacob Cook's Original Fugitive Slave Petition and Ownership Documentation: Court Record

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Mr. Cook requests permission of the court to seek out and recover his fugitive slaves: Ellen Green, Matilda Green, John Green, and Andrew Jones.
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  1. Fugitive Slaves
  2. Slaver

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