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unknown, Wesley [8]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Wesley to be held in trust by Cassius Clay for the use of daughter Paulina Clay Rozen and her heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Presley [2]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Presely to be held in trust by Cassius Clay for the use of daughter Paulina Clay Rozen and her heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Dean
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Dean to be held in trust by Cassius Clay for the use of daughter Paulina Clay Rozen and her heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Macklin
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Macklin to be held in trust by Cassius Clay for the use of daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Clay Smith and her heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Martha [21]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Martha to be held in trust by Cassius Clay for the use of daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Clay Smith and her heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Pomp
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Pomp to be held in trust by Cassius Clay for the use of daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Clay Smith and her heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Teagle
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Teagle to be held in trust by Cassius Clay for the use of daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Clay Smith and her heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Jack [20]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Jack to be held in trust by Cassius Clay for the use of daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Clay Smith and her heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, George [59]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, George to be held in trust by Cassius Clay for the use of daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Clay Smith and her heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Cassy [2]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Cassy to be held in trust by Cassius Clay for the use of daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Clay Smith and her heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Mary [91]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Mary Jr. to be held in trust by Cassius Clay for the use of daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Clay Smith and her heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Linney
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Linney to be held in trust by Cassius Clay for the use of daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Clay Smith and her heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Sarah [39]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Sarah to be allotted to Brutus J. Clay and his heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Dicy
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Dicy to be allotted to Brutus J. Clay and his heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Tom [38]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Tom to be allotted to Brutus J. Clay and his heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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Johnson County (Ky.)
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