Guide to the Louisiana Miscellany Collection, 1724-1837
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Contributions
- Riffel, Judy - Contributor
- Comité des archives de la Louisiane - Contributor
Publication
2006 - Comite des Archives de la Louisiane, Baton Rouge, La. (P.O. Box 1547, Baton Rouge 70821-1547), Louisiana
Language
English
Word Count
62,000 words, Guess
Page Count
248 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number2005939211
- OCLC Control Number78054781
- Open LibraryOL31689677M
Classifications
- DDC976.3
- LCCF372 .L53 2006
Description
Abstracts of documents containing genealogical information found in the Louisiana section of Records of the states of the United States (four reels of microfilm) and Louisiana miscellany 1724-1837 (five reels of microfilm). Includes "Baton Rouge district land concessions, 1785-1798, in one volume, and regulations concerning general police, June, 1795, also in one volume. Other materials include Jean-Baptiste Bénard de la Harpe's journal historique, 1724; documents on French and Spanish management of Louisiana, 1731-1799; manuscripts of 1780 on Louisiana and Florida; surveyors' records, including correspondnece of François Gonsolin (sic), Louis LeBlanc (sic), Carlos Laveau Trudeau, on the Attakapas district; a record book of Spanish land grants, 1785-1799, of 186 pages; a surveyor's notebook, 1795-1797; thirty-six manuscript plats for land grants located mostly in the Baton Rouge district; vital statistics from a Bible and other sources; and a few papers each for Bernardo de Gálvez, 1776-1786, and Manuel Gayoso de Lemos, 1794-1797; correspondence of American and French officials relating to the purchase of Louisiana, 1803-1804 ... " -- Introd.
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