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          <description>Use the following terminology for this field: African, Indigenous, Caucasian, or Mixed. If an individual is described as "Negro," input African for this field; "Indian," input Indigenous; "Mulatto," input Mixed. If a person's ancestry is not known, write: Unrecorded.</description>
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          <description>In order to fill out this field, you will use an individual's UPI followed by a term from the Controlled Vocabularies for relationships on Enslaved.org (page 7). For example: JOHN18 | Spouse; MARY7 | Child.</description>
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