Robert Thomas v. Henry Pile. William McConchie's Answers to Interrogatories
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William McConchie being duly sworn before James Freeman one of the Justices of Charles County on the interrogatories exhibited to him on the part of the Petitioner answereth as follows: viz
1st No neither.
2 I do not know her;
3 I know nothing of her.
4 I know nothing of her & am ignorant totally of her descent.
Answers to Defts Interrogatories
1 I knew Peg a black woman belonging to David Stone held as a slave; She was always treated as a slave; and labored as a slave. She was sold or exchanged to John Semple whom she served as a slave.
2 I have lived great part of my time on Point and Manor, and now within a mile and a half and have never lived farther from it.
3 I was not acquainted with Thomas Stone father of David Stone, nor Catharine Stone
Nor Cat widow of Thomas Stone. I was well acquainted with David Stone, almost all my life. My eldest Brother married a daughter of David Stone. I was in general on friendly terms with him and his family.
I never heard of their having held persons, in slave entitled to their freedom in slavery.
4 Not that I recollectt.
William McConchie sworn before the Subscriber aged about fifty seven or fifty eight years this 11th day October 1794
James Freeman
Wm. McConchie
1.
2½ sid
William McConchie's Deposition
No. 33.
Entered
Filed 31t October 1794