O Say Can You See: Early Washington, D.C., Law & Family

Dupee, Mary Ann

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female

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Notes:

Mary Ann Dupee's last name has been spelled in some modern sources as "Dupuy," but it is unclear in the record how that spelling originated. Her father and siblings were consistently referred to by the surname "Dupee," and may have used that surname through the late nineteenth century.

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Charlotte v. Henry Clay. Bill of Sale (May 12, 1806)
Charlotte v. Henry Clay. Petition for Freedom (February 13, 1829)
Charlotte v. Henry Clay. Summons of Henry Clay (February 13, 1829)
Charlotte v. Henry Clay. Answer of Henry Clay (From the Papers of Henry Clay) (February 18, 1829)
Charlotte v. Henry Clay. James Condon to Henry Clay (From the Papers of Henry Clay) (March 1, 1829)
Charlotte v. Henry Clay. Agreement (June 30, 1829)
Charlotte v. Henry Clay. Defendant's Interrogatories to James Conden (August 13, 1829)
Charlotte v. Henry Clay. George W. Dawson & Robert Beale to William Brent (August 13, 1829)
Charlotte v. Henry Clay. Commission of John P. Erwin & William Carroll (August 14, 1829)
Charlotte v. Henry Clay. James Condon's Answers to Interrogatories (October 26, 1829)
Charlotte v. Henry Clay. Answers to Interrogatories of Ezekiel Richardson et al. (November 6, 1829)
Charlotte v. Henry Clay. Minute Book Entry (May 26, 1830)

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