In article
<slrnhfb56m.35s.wcit
...@wcitoan-via.eternal-september.org>,
"W. Citoan" <wcit
...@NOSPAM-yahoo.com> wrote:
> Robert A. Woodward wrote:
> > In article <hd0joj$i1
...@reader1.panix.com>,
> > t
...@panix.com (Tim McDaniel) wrote:
> > > Really? ... Googling ... Huh.
> > > <http://law.jrank.org/pages/19059/Slavery-Law.html> says "Many of
> > > these restrictive laws were also applied to free blacks in the
> > > South -- more than a quarter of a million by 1860.", but also notes
> > > the restrictions on manumission (e.g., "In 1782 Virginia allowed for
> > > the voluntary manumission of slaves by masters, although in 1806 it
> > > modified the law by requiring newly freed slaves to leave the state.")
> > > Anyone have a URL for specific data, like per state?
> > I haven't tried cross checking with the official 1860 census data
> > (I think it is on line)
> http://www2.census.gov/prod2/decennial/documents/1860a-15.pdf
> Page 4 (document page number 594)
Page 5 (document page #595) has the rest of the table, including
the totals by state (BTW, note the 100+ years old column).
--
Robert Woodward <rober...@drizzle.com>
<http://www.drizzle.com/~robertaw>