Costin family (Washington, DC)
The Costin family includes members related to William Costin, who was an enslaved man owned by the Custis family through Martha Washington's line. William Costin was manumitted by Thomas Law, the husband of Elizabeth Parke Custis Law. The family lived in the District of Columbia.
Archival Resources
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| contributorOf | Peter family papers, 1772-1932 | George Washington Presidential Library at Mount Vernon |
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| memberOf | Costin, Ann Parke | person |
| memberOf | Costin, Charlotte Parke, 1807-1880 | person |
| memberOf | Costin, Fanny Parke | person |
| memberOf | Costin, George Calvert Parke | person |
| memberOf | Costin, Harriet Parke, 1820- | person |
| memberOf | Costin, Martha Parke, 1817-1898 | person |
| memberOf | Costin, William, 1780?-1842 | person |
| memberOf | Costin, William Custis Parke | person |
| memberOf | Judge, Philadelphia | person |
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