A Guide to the Edward Alexander Parsons Collection, 1678-1928


Descriptive Summary
	Collector	Parsons, Edward Alexander, 1878-1962.
	Title	Edward Alexander Parsons Collection
	Dates:	1678-1928
	Abstract	The Parsons Collection consists of extensive manuscript resources related to the history of Louisiana, primarily during the 18th and early 19th centuries. Subjects include Spanish and French governance, Louisiana Purchase, War of 1812, Battle of New Orleans, and Jean Laffite.
	Extent	6 ft.
	Languages	Materials are in English, French, and Spanish.
	Repository	Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin

Scope and Contents

The Edward Alexander Parsons Collection contains several hundred sub-collections comprising a wide variety of manuscript documents relating primarily to the Louisiana area. Records dated between 1678 and 1928 provide a wealth of information about government of the area by the French and Spanish in the 18th century, negotiations between the United States and these countries for free navigation of the Mississippi River and for the Louisiana Purchase, activities of the Louisiana Militia in the War of 1812 and the Battle of New Orleans, and the Aaron Burr/James Wilkinson conspiracy. Individual documents of note include several documents issued by Louis XIV and Louis XV of France, correspondence and legal records relating to privateer and smuggler Jean Laffite, 1813-1815; correspondence of General James Wilkinson regarding the War of 1812 and other matters; and two late 18th-century letters from Thomas Jefferson, one to Bernardo de Galvez, regarding settlement, navigation, and Indians.

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Restrictions

Unrestricted access.

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Index Terms

	Subjects
		Louisiana Purchase
		New Orleans (La.), Battle of, 1815.
	Subjects (Persons)
		Burr, Aaron, 1756-1836.
		Wilkinson, James, 1757-1825.
		Laffite, Jean.
		Miro, Esteban, 1744-1795.
		McDonogh, John, 1779-1850.
	Places
		New Orleans (La.)--History--Sources.
		United States--History--War of 1812.
	Correspondents
		Wilkinson, James, 1757-1825.
		Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826.
		Galvez, Bernardo de, 1746-1786.
	Other Authors
		Laffite, Jean.
		Miro, Esteban, 1744-1795.
		France. Sovereign (1643-1715 : Louis XIV)
		France. Sovereign (1715-1774 : Louis XV)

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Edward Alexander Parsons Collection, Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin

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Detailed Description of the Collection

Miscellaneous, A-Bo

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1. 31 miscellaneous and unidentified pieces:

1. Typescript of general orders and correspondence concerning Major General Benjamin F. Butler in New Orleans, May 1862-January 1863

2. Relacion de los Individuos que baxanon de Kentucky en dos chalanes para estalecense en este distrito de Natchez, June 1788

3. Relacion de la Tente repaida en los cinco chalanes que baxan de Kentucky de la pertenecia del Brigadier D. James Wilkinson en los que ba el Mayor Mr. Dunn y el Captain Dn. Alexandro, June 7, 1788

4. "Further Recollections of New Orleans, 1856"

5. Distribution de gardes du camp Jourdan, le 18 Januier 1815

6. List

7. Document in French, signed Deverieul, October 4, 1726

8. Copy of adjudication of land to [], December 26, 1766

9. Hist. de la Louis references, notes of journals of [], 1815-1819

10. La Louisianne, A Versailles, January 12, 1715

11. "Both Nations being at present friendly and not at war...", undated

12. Deliberation de general [], February 14, 1770

13. A Son Honneur a General Wilkinson, January 20, 1807

14. Honerable protecteur des Francais refugies...Gallosin County, Kentucky, October 1817

15. [] notes sur e'affaire [] chat

16. James Wilkinson address of inhabitants of the district of Saint Charles, [2 images of Wilkinson], 1805

17. Daniel McMullin, deposition of Patterson and Ross, certain goods taken at Barataria, December 5, 1814

18. Examinations of John Oliver and E. William, US vs Patterson and Ross

19. Lithoprint of James Wilkinson

20. Pay to the order of Henry Johnson, 6 % interest on Scrip

21. Hon. Samuel D. McEnery clipping

22. Page from book, Governor of Louisiana, Hon. Francis T. Nicholls

23. Clipping, "Extracts from Governor Moore's Military Order", May 15, [?]

24. Correspondence, D. Caffrey to Lawrence A. Bower

25. R. L. Gibson, February 1, 1809

26. Clipping of death notice of William Charles Cole Clairborne, Louisiana Courier, New Orleans, Monday, November 24, 1817

27. Financial document, "Compte des Merchandises...", March 17, 1787

28. [] notes del M. R. Mariguy [?]

29. Letter and envelope from Charles A. Lindburgh to Edward A. Parsons, February 27, 1928

30. Letter from Frank McCaffrey, February 16, 1932

31. Notes on New Orleans Public Library stationary

2. A-Am [9 items]:

1. Adair, John, ALS to General James Wilkinson, February 14, 1802

2. Agò, Pomphilio, ALS to Elcio, 1879

3. Allain, Francisco, ADS request for appointment of Simon Porche as sergeant, February 12, 1792

4. Amigo y Lopez, Juan Francisco, ADS certificate of baptism of Bernabé Lens, August 5, 1787

5. Almonester y Roxas, Andres, ALS to Carlos de Regio and Francisco Pascalis Barre, December 12, 1789

6. Almonester y Roxas, Andres, ALS to the MYA signed by Almonester y Roxas and others, December 2, 1795

7. Alpenente, Mathias, account book of the people of New Orleans and their rents from January 1791-31 December 1791, December 23, 1791

8. d'Ampierre, A., ALS to [unidentified receipient], May 1706

9. Alpuente, Mathais de, account book of the people of New Orleans, Dcember 23, 1791

3. Ar-Ay [6 itmes]:

1. d'Argenson, M., ALS to Adam, Secretary of War to Louis XV, August 20, 1790

2. d'Arnaud, Joseph, ALS to [Alexander O'Reilly], Governor of Louisiana, February 24, 1770

3. d'Arnaud, Joseph, ALS to [Alexander O'Reilly], Governor-General of Louisiana, March 2, 1770

4. Aubry, Charles Phillipe, ADS copy in the hand of Hilary B. Cenas concerning patented concessions made by the French government, June 18, 1766

5. Aubry, Charles Phillipe, ADS honoring Claude, a Sergeant, November 15, 1769

6. Ayala, Ignacio de, ALS to Espetata y Goldeano, February 22, 1789

4. Armesto, Andres Lopez [9 items]:

1. Armesto, Andres Lopez, ADS copy to royall decree concerning contracts (6 September 1789), May 19, 1785

2. Armesto, Andres Lopez, ADS certified copy of four trial cases in the Supreme Court in Havana, Novemebr 22, 1787

3. Minó, Estaban Rodriguez, Annual report from Armesto to the King of Spain, November 12, 1788

4. Armesto, Andres Lopez, ALS copy to the King of Spain, including ALS of Estaban Rodriguez Minó to the MYA and an annual report of Minó, May 2, 1789

5. Minó, Estaban Rodriguez, ALS to MYA included in ALS from Armesto to the King of Spain, August 11, 1789

6. Armesto, Andres Lopez, AL copy to Charles IV, King of Spain, June 8, 1790

7. Armesto, Andres Lopez, AL copy of the King's letter granting a pardon to all criminals guilty of contraband under conditions of enclosed decree dated 23 March 1791, July 13, 1791

8. Armesto, Antonio Lopez, ADS copy of royal decree concerning a new procedure for testaments, May 14, 1792

9. Armesto, Andres Lopez, ADS copy of an original request for financial support to the King of Spain for the American colonies to continue the war against France, June 25, 1793

5. Augustin, George, letters, signatures, envelopes, cards, 1862-1928 [18 items]:

1. Note from George Augustin, "Rec'd from EA Parsons three dollars for book of old letters," New Orleans, [handwritten, English], January 28, 1928

2. Envelope with George Augustin's address

3. Signature of Charles [Freeman?], Associate Justice Supreme Court office, undated

4. Signatures of F. P. Poch, R. B. Todd, Charles [Freeman?], and L. B. Watkins, undated

5. Boulanger, General, letter to Monsieur le Ridaiteur en Cheif, signed General Boulanger, New Orleans, [handwritten, French], [?] 21, 1881

6. Beauregard, G. T., speech, [handwritten, French], April 18, 1883

7. Letter from E. B[?] to George Augustin, [handwritten, English], August 24, [1888]

8. Davis, Jefferson, letter from to Colonel Jno. Augustin, New Orleans, [handwritten, English], March 30, 1882

9. Davis, Jefferson, letter to Col. Jno Augustin regarding a reunion of the Louisiana Division, Army of Tennessee on the anniversary of Shiloh, Beauvior, Hamson County, [handwritten, English], April 3, 1883

10. Envelope from George Augustin, County Clerk, Supreme Court of Louisiana, adressed to Mr. Harry Yates in Australia, New Orleans, [English], December 2, 1887

11. Ribbon, "World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, Complimentary Excursion to the Iowa Press Association, April 1st, 1884"

12. Letter to George Augustin, singned Jenny Wilde, September 17, 1891

13. Hampton, Wade, letter to General [?], signed by Wade Hampton, Washigton, DC, [handwritten, English], January 22, 1883

14. Letter to Mr. Pond, "Please admit two for tonight's concert, St. Charles Theatre", signed Christine Nilsson-Raiyard [?], New Orleans, [handwritten, English], January 12, 1883

15. Gayarre, Charles, letter to D. Augustin, New Orleans, [handwritten, French], May 24, 1867

16. Card, "Association of the Army of Tennessee, Louisiana Division (veterans) 10th Anniversary, New Orleans, April 6th and 7th, 1887"

17. State of Georgia, "For work done and provisions furnished, or either, in and about the construction of the Wills Valley Railroad, this will be received for fifty cents in payment of stock due and owing said Wills Valley Railroad Company", July 1, 1862

18. Description of an unnamed stage production, [handwritten, English], undated

6. B-Bd [6 items]:

1. Bainbridge, William, ALS to General Henry Dearborn, Ocotber 12, 1823

2. Ballinger, T., Captain, ALS to James Wilkinson, August 30, 1812

3. Banks, Nathaniel Prentiss, General, ADS signed petition from citizens concerning release of Mayor John T. Monroe, [1862]

4. [Barbé]-Marbois, [François de], Marquis, ALS to Mrs. Joel Barlow, August 31, 1831

5. Barcelonne, Cyrille de, ADS copy in the hand of Andres Lopez Armesto concerning the charity hospital of New Orleans, January 16, 1779

6. Barrow, Alexander, ALS to unknown recipient concerning school for his sons Alexander and Willie

7. Be-Bh [6 items]:

1. Beauregard, Jacques Toutant, ADS requesting an increase in the price of bear oil, January 17, 1771

2. Beauregard, Jacques Toutant, ALS to MYA concerning regulation of commerice in city of New Orleans, August 23, 1771

3. Beauregard, Luis Toutant, AD legal curriculum vitae of Luis Toutant Beaugregard

4. Bellile, Francois, ALS to Luis de Unzaga y Ameraga, October 13, 1770

5. Benton, Thomas Hart, ALS to Colonel Isaac T. Preston, February 15, [?]

6. Bermudez, Francisco, ADS concerning Francisco Bernucho and Antonio Dubois, February 5, 1801

8. Bi-Bn [8 items]:

1. Biddle, Thomas, ALS to James Wilkinson, June 17, 1808

2. Biddle, Thomas, ALS to James Wilkinson, June 17, 1807

3. Blanchard, Newton Crain, ALS to Ben Perley Poore and undated newspaper clipping of Blanchard, January 23, 1883

4. Bienville, Jean Baptists de Moyne, Sieur de, ADS placing Deblanc in temporary command of the Louisiana infantry, July 2, 1723

5. Billy, D., ALS to officer commanding barrack guards at New Orleans, February 10, 1815

6. Blennerhasset, Harmon, ALS to James Brown, December 9, 1805

9. Blanc, Antonio Bishop, ALS to William George Read, November 16, 1843

10. Blanque, M., En opposition a [Pierre Clement de] Burthe Contre Laussat, New Orleans, [typed\, February 2, 1804

11. Bo-Bt [7 items]:

1. Bonhomme, ADS petition to Judge of Conté d' Acadie regarding Andrew Green, August 2, 1805

2. Boré, Jean Etienne, ADS decree for the establishment of the municipal authority at New Orleans, Novemebr 30, 1803

3. Bourgeois, Reinele, Bill of sale on Negro slave, Fanny, March 20, 1811

4. Breckenridge, John, 2 ALS to William Cary Nicholas, August 17, 1803

5. Breckenridge, John, 2 ALS to Wilson Cary Nicholas, September 15, 1803

6. Brian J., ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 24, 1815

7. Brown, James, ALS to Joseph Reed, December 7, 1816

12. Bouligny, Francisco [5 items]:

1-4. Conditions of population and commerce of New Orleans and Spanish Louisiana, [four bound booklets], August 19, 1776

5. ADS admitting Antonio de St. Marent as a cadet in the 7th Company, February 20, 1794, July 31, 1800

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1. Butler, Benjamin, Major General, copy of disputed General Orders, no. 28, Headquarters, Department of the Gulf, New Orleans, May 15, 1862

2. Bu-Bz [11 items]:

1. Buisson, Benjamin, ALS to Austin Fortier, March 23, 1847

2-6. Buller, Robert, 5 ALS to David B. Morgan, January 11, 19, 22, 30, February 21, 1815

7. Buller, Robert, ALS to Anne Louise Tousard, Chevalier de, February 28, 1815

8. Burr, Aaron, ADS concerning court case in which Burr was attorney for the plaintiff, August 1, [?]

9. Butler, Andrew Pickens, ALS to unknown recipient, June 16, [18]56

10. Butler, Benjamin Franklin, General, ALS to John B. Monroe, Mayor of New Orleans, May 17, 1862

11. Butler, Pierce Mason, ALD to Waddy Thompson, February 4, 1841

3. Caldwell, Phillips, 2 ALS to General David B. Morgan, December 28, 1814, January 31, 1815

4. Carondelet, Francisco Luis Hector, Baron de, To [unidentified recipients]-M [6 items]:

1. ALS to unknown recepient concerning conditions in Louisiana, January 16, 1793

2. ALS to unknown recepient concerning affairs of state in Louisiana, May 29, 1793

3. ALS to Dehault de Lassus, June 8, 1796

4. ALS to Dehault de Lassus, July 1, 1796

5. ALS to Pedro Marigny, May 30, 1797

6. ALS to unknown recepient, August 6, 1797

Carondelet, Francisco Luis Hector, Baron de, To MYA, New Orleans, 15 ALS:

1. July 16, 1791

2. January 13, 1792

3. March 30, 1792

4. May 14, 1792

5. June 25, 1793

6. June 25, 1793

7. Septemeber 16, 1793

8. December 12, 1793

9. May 1, 1795

10. May 5, 1795

11. June 5, 1795

12. November 22, 1796

13. December 16, 1796

14. July 13, 1797

15. July 13, 1797

6. Carondelet, Francisco Luis Hector, Baron de, To N-Z [10 items]:

1. ALS to Joaquim d'Osorno, April 23, 1794

2. ALS to Joaquim d'Osorno, December 4, 1797

3. ALS to Pedro la Ronde, October 21, 1793

4. ALS to Pedro la Ronde, November 8, 1793

5. ALS to Pedro la Ronde, December 31, 1796

6. ALS to Pedro la Ronde, December [?], 1793

7. ALS to Pedro la Ronde, October 21, 1795

8. ALS to [?] Trudeau, June 23, 1792

9. ALS to Antonio St. Arnaud concerning the regulations of slaves, January 12, 1796

10. "LS to Nicholás Mariá Vidal, May 2, 1795

7. Carondelet, Francisco Luis Hector, Baron de [5 items]:

1. ADS concerning defense of Louisiana, February 2, 1792

2. ADS order issued to Gilberto Guille to fill a commission and to obtain help, April 4, 1794

3. ADS deed to 800 arpanes of land in the District of Louisiana [Natchez] sold to Theophile Collins, April 1, 1795

4. ADS order to city council of New Orleans prohibiting foreign negroes and creoles from entering New Orleans, February 19, 1796

5. ADS issuing passports to Manuel Arnaiz and Antonio Gonzalez, April 20, 1796

8. Car-Cas [3 items]:

1. Carroll, William, ALS to Alfed Osborne Pope Nicholson, December 16, 1833

2. Casa-Calvo, Sebatian, ALS to unknown recipient concerning the capture by the French privateer La Coquette of American ships, March 28, 1804

3. Casa-Calvo, Sebastian, ALS to General James Wilkinson, April 19, 1801

9. Ch-Ck [10 items]:

1. Chanterey, F., ALS to Fulwar Skipwith, American Consul in Paris, July 19, 1808

2. Charles III, King of Spain, ALS concerning Bernardo de Galves, countersigned, July 26, 1778

3. Charles III, King of Spain, ALS to the governor of New Orleans concerning moving the convent of the Ursulinas Sisters of New Orleans to Cuba, countersigned, April 23, 1777

4. Charles III, King of Spain, ADS order concerning Gilbert Guillemaro, countersigned, February 17, 1780

5. Charles IV, King of Spain, ALS to the citizens of New Orleans and the province of Louisiana announcing the death of Charles III, countersigned, December 20, 1788

6. Charles IV, King of Spain, ADS concerning Pedro de la Ronde, countersigned, March 18, 1789

7. Charles IV, King of Spain, ADS appointment of Santiago Livaudais, October 15, 1798

8. Charles IV, King of Spain, ADS approving the establishment in New Orleans of a new lighting system, countersigned, May 19, 1801

9. Chotard, H., ALS to General David Morgan, December 29, 1814

10. Chotard, H., ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 12, 1815

10. Clairborne, William Charles Cole, letters [13 items]:

1. ALS to unknown recipient, April 13, 1807

2. ALS to unknow recepient, October 25, 1814

3. ALS to Nicholas Girod, Mayor of the City of New Orleans, May 4, 1814

4. ALS to Nicholas Girod, Mayor of the City of New Orleans, September 8, 1814

5. ALS to Nicholas Girod, Mayor of the City of New Orleans, March 30, 1815

6. ALS to Augustus McCarty, April 25, 1816

7. ALS to Augustus McCarty, June 10, 1816

8. ALS to David B. Morgan, January 5, 1815

9. ALS to David B. Morgan, January 16, 1815

10. ALS to Captain [?] Porter, November 11, 1807

11. ALS to General James Wilkinson, August 18, 1807

12. ALS to General James Wilkinson, February 27, 1813

13. ALS to General James Wilkinson, April 6, 1813

11. Clairborne, William Charles Cole, miscellaneous [4 items]:

1. ADS affidavit of Clairborne concerning correspondence between Jean Lafitte and the English, September 1814, undated

2. ADS authorizing the governor to hire out persons sentanced to imprisonment at hard labor, February 24, 1814

3. Extract of the register of deliberations of the council of administration of the Charity Hospital of New Orleans, August 9, 1814

4. ADS granting petition of Jean Lafitte, August 9, 1814

12. Cl-Cz [11 items]:

1. Clark, J. W., ALS to General [?] Green, November 2, 1813

2. [Cherry, Captain ?], ALS to Brigadier Major James H. Gordon, January 10, 1815

3. Coble, H., ALS to Joseph Bryan, November 21, 1804

4. Coffee, John, ALS to unknown recipient concerning Colonel de Leronde, December 23, 1814, undated

5. Coffee, John, ALS to Colonel de Leronde, July 20, 1816

6. Translation of item 12.4

7. Collell, Francisco, ALS to Pedro Garronde, March 31, 1804

8. Collell, Francisco, ALS to Pedro Garronde, [?] 27, 1804

9. Costa, Joseph, ADS sworn before Commander Lawson, December 5, 1814

10. Creel, David, ALS to unknown recipient concerning the trial of Aaron Burr, undated

11. Creel, David, ALS to O. A. Oldroyd concerninfg the trial of Aaron Burr, November 15, 18[7?]5

13. Da-Dd [5 items]:

1. Dacqueny, J., ALS to General James Wilkinson, July 14, 1812

2. Daniel, J. W., ALS to Lieutenant Colonel Purdy, July 1812

3. Dapors, M., Lieutenant, ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 7, 1815

4. Davis, John, Lieutenant, ALS to General James Wilkinson, August 11, 1812

5. Davis, Jefferson, ALS to Samuel M. Duncan, April 12, 1882

14. Darby, William, letter and printed item addressed to Colonel Abraham Wooley, Washington, Novemebr 30, 1849

15. De-Dn [6 items]:

1. Dearborn, Henry, ALS to unknown recipient, November 8, 1819

2. Debuys, Gaspar, ADS certifying that Francisco Bernucho and Antonio Dubois have been employed 3 days, February 5, 1801

3. Delvaux, Juan, ADS announcing the baptism of his sona dn claiming him as his legal heir, June 30, 1795

4. Derbigny, Pierre Auguste Charles, ALS to Josiah Stoddard Johnson, Novemebr 27, 1826

5. Derbigny, Pierre Auguste Charles, ALS to E. Gurley, December 4, 1804

6. Dexter, Samuel, ALS to General James Wilkinson, September 6, 1800

16. Derbigny, J., letter to the Governor of Mississippi, Executive Office, New Orleans, June 15, 1821

17. Do-Dt [3 items]:

1. Dormenon, Pierre, ALS to Major Simon Porche, August 31, 1807

2. Downes, William, ALS to James Knox Polk, August 11, 1846

3. Dournford, Thomas, ADS certifying the Francisco Bernuché and Anotnio Dubois have been employed 3 days in the general check-up of chimineas in the 4th sector of New Orleans, February 5, 1801

18. Du [8 items]:

1. DuBourg, P. F., bill parcel of P. F. DuBourg, July 12, 1804

2. Ducarpe, Jean Baptiste, ADS petition to Chevalier de Louis Kelenec Pierre Gaspar de Rochemore concerning the mulatress Françoise, countersigned, January 9, 1761

3. Typescript of item 18.3

4. Ducros, Rodulpho, ALS to Feodore Fhirzo Currige Henriquez concerning meeting the MYA, June 10, 1793

5. Ducros, Rodulpho, ALS to Patrick Walsh, June 10, 1793

6. Dufan, C. B., bill parcels of C. B. Dufan, May 14, 1804

7. Duncan, Abner L., ALS to General David B. Morgan, February 16, 1815

8. Duvall, G. ALS to Ezekiel Bacon, January 21, 1811

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1. Eberstadt, Edward, and Sons, American Historical Documents and Manuscript, Catalog #129, New York: Edward Eberstadt and Sons, 1951

2. E [7 items]:

1. Elliot, Robert, ALS to unidentified recipient, 'Dear Gen.', Pittsburgh, concerning charges alleged against Captain Armstrong and Captain Cushing for running up debt to Elliot and Williams

2. Elliot, Robert, ALS to General James Wilkinson regarding past conduct that cannot be excused, and Elliot is concerned about being hanged, Fort Washington, May 17, 1794

3. Espeteta y Goldlano, T., ALS to Esteban Rodriguez Miró

4. Eustis, William, ALS to General James Wilkinson, June 13, 1811

5. Eustis, William, ALS to General James Wilkinson, September 11, 1812

6. Eustis, William, ALD to James Morrison, a contractor for the Army, regarding prices of rations, December 26, 1816

7. Eustis, James Biddle, ALS to O. H. peck stating that he is unable to give information about relatives of General Magruder, Washington, DC, note with printed biography of Eustis attached, February 21, 1888

3. Fa-Fn [5 items]:

1. Failde, Pedro, list of salaries of two soldiers and 12 watchmen signed by Pedro Failde, Juan de Castenado and Jayme Jordon, January 31, 1801

2. Federal Republican, Georgetown, editorial opinion that General Jackson exceeded his authority when New Orleans was taken, January 13, 1815

3. Fernando VII, King of Spain, ADS appointment of Joaquim d'Orsana, Novemebr 13, 1811

4. Flanders, Benjamin Franklin, ANS with unidentified recipient regarding the lottery and its control of the Democratic Party of Louisiana, Youngsville, Louisiana, November 21, 1891

5. Flourney, [?], General, ALD to David Flourney, February 11, 1833

4. Fo-Fz [13 items]:

1-2. Fonvergne, Gabriel, ALS to MYA including ALS of unidentified recipient from Baron de Francisco Luis Herbert Carondelet, [?] 22, January 22, 1796

3. Fonvergne, Gabriel, ALS to the MYA, February 19, 1796

4. Forbes, John, ALS to Beverly Chew, an old friend, telling of recent appointment to Consul General and travel to St. Petersburgh and Copenhagen, January 28, 1816

5. Forsyth, John, ALS to General David B. Morgan, Georgetown, July 27, 1833

6. Forsyth, John, ALS to Richard Henry Wilde, Janaury 8, 1815

7. Fort, John A., ALS to [his brother] Fort concerning the Battle of New Orleans; his soon expected discharge; was sencond in command of troop of horses; Tennessee riflemen were the front, January 28, 1815

8. Foster, Murphey James, ALS to Lawrence F. Bower, undated

9. France, Minister d'Etat, ALS to William Crawford concerning the inspection of baggage of Henry Clay and James Asheton Bayard, French, March 9, 1815

10. Police Generale, France, ALS to Fulwar Skipworth, June 4, 1808

11-12. Fuselier, Agricola, ALS to Louis Louailler and [?] Soulier with an enclosure, ALS to Louailler, Doulier and Others, January 4, March 12, 1815

13. Fuselier, Agricola, Subscription sent under order of Andrew Jackson, undated

5. Ga-Gal [7 items]:

1. Gales, Thomas, ALS to General James Wilkinson, April 7, 1813

2. Galvez, Bernardo de, record of the marriage of Bernardo de Galvez to Felicitas de St. Maxent, Novemebr 2, 1777

3. Galvez, Bernardo de, ALS to MYA, March 16, 1780

4. Galvez, Bernardo de, ALS to MYA, April 29, 1780

5. Galvez, Bernardo de, ALS to Luis de Unzaga y Amezaga, August 24, 1782

6. Galvez, Bernardo de, ALS to MYA, April 15, 1785

7. Galvez, Bernardo de, ALS to Esteban Rodriquez Miró, June 24, 1785

6. Galvez, Bernardo de, Don, document stating that Don Bernardo de Galvez, Colonel of the Royal Armies, Intendant and Inspector General of the Province of Louisiana, gives to Pedro Lacoste titles to 40 arpents of land in front and on both sides of Bayou Nez Pique, New Orleans, [printed, Spanish], August 23, 1781

7. Gam-Gh [3 items]:

1. Gardoqui, Diego de, AL copy to John Jay with enclosures:

a. Letter from Gardoqui to Jay regarding Jay's request to navigate the Mississippi and the reasons that this is not allowed, New York, May 25, 1786

b. Articles proposed by Don Diego Gardoqui to be inserted in the treaty with the United States, concerns reciprocal trade between the US and Spain and establishes consuls in eachother's countries

c. Extract from a representation of Jay to Congress regarding flour and other US commodities reaching Spanish America, August 3, 1786

d. Extract from report to Congress on the Spanisha nd French claims to the Mississippi below US territory, August 17, 1786

e. Letter from Madrid from La Fayette to the Count de Florida Blanca regarding the position of navigating the Mississippi, February 19, 1783

f. Letter to Marquise de La Fayette from Pardo Florida Blanca discussing the King's desires to settle amicably with the United States, February 22, 1783

g. Letter from Madrid from La Fayette, clarifying La Fayette's position on the Blanca letter, February 22, 1783

h. Copy of a letter from Jay to Gardoqui regarding the upcoming negotiations between the United States and Spain, October 17, 1788

2. Garibaldi, Guiseppe, ALS to General Griffini, August 6, 1868

3. Gayarré, Charles Etienne Arthur, Tribunals of Criminal Jurisdiction in Ancient Rome, [bound], undated

8. Gi-Go [2 items]:

1. Gibson, Randall Lee, ALS to Reverend Richard Raines that states that Gibson entered the Senate in 1883, was re-elected in 1888, and that his term expires in 1895, Live Oak, Louisiana, [English], November 20, 1891

2. Godard, E., ADS, petition to Board of Alderman requesting use of Place d'Armes for balloon ascensions, New Orleans, undated

9. Gordon, James H., Brigadier General, 15 ALS to General David B. Morgan:

1. ALS to Colonel Alexander Decloult regarding as order to send 15 men to investigate a fire and to be preparred in case of a negro insurrection, December 26, 1814

2. ALS to Captain Joseph Debuclet regarding orders, December 24, 1814

3. ALS to General David B. Morgan, December 30, 1814

4. ALS to General David B. Morgan, December 31, 1815

5. ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 3, 1815

6. ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 9, 1815

7. ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 10, 1815

8. ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 12, 1815

9. ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 14, 1815

10. ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 16, 1815

11. ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 17, 1815

12. ALS to General David B. Morgan, Janaury 18, 1815

13. ALS to General David B. Morgan, January [18?], 1815

14-15. ALS to the Regimental Quartermaster regarding transporting the sick across the river, December 26, 1814

10. Gp-Gz [5 items]:

1. Graham, George, ALS to Samuel Alexander Foot regarding a description of the area granted to Elias Smith in the Territory of Arkansas, General Land Office, handwritten, English, April 9, 1824

2. Green, Andrew, ALS to judge of Comté de Acadie, August 13, 1805

3. Grymes, John Randolph, ADS petition to judge of the US District Court regarding debt of Jean Laftitte to the US, undated

4. Grymes, John Randolph, ADS petition to judge of the US District Court regarding debt of Jean Lafitte to the US, April 7, 1813

5. Guillemaro, Gilberto, "DS account of expenses on repair of a dike in upper New Orleans signed by Guillemaro and others, August 26, 1794

11. Grailhe, Charles Arthur, "Arthur Grailhe, New Orleans, Groeca La Minora, Ovid and the Hateful Caesar, Translated into the English Tongue, by Charles Arthur Grailhe, AD 69-60", [bound manuscript]

12. Ha-Hn [9 items]:

1. Hahn, George Michal Decker, ADS, proclamation ordering sheriff of Plaquemines Parish, L. Leombard, to hold elections, New Orleans, April 9, 1864

2. Hahn, George Michal Decker, ALS to Elihu Benjamin Wahburne about recommendation of Washburne as the Secretary of the Treasury, December 16, 1868

3. Hamilton, [?], ALS to Waddy Thompson, May 28, [?]

4. Harbour, A., ALS to John McDonogh and Company regarding the sale of four Negroes, June 15, 1812

5. Harvey, [?], Lieutenant Colonel, ALS to Colonel Winfield Scott, October 3, 1813

6. Hay, George, ALS to Aaron Burr as a reply to a letter and is of various subjects, July 19, 1803

7. Heard, William Wright, TLA from Heard, Vice President of State National Bank, in reply to Lawrence F. Bower's letter and denies knowing of hiring James Mitchell, New Orleans, July 26, 1806

8. Hérbert, Paul Octave, ALS to Mary Hérbert, his daughter, regarding her improving handwriting and his experiences away from home, Alleghany Springs, Virginia, handwritten, English, August 2, 1871

9. Henry, James W., ALS to General James Wilkinson, September 21, 1796

13. Henland, Cecil, "The Ghosts of My friend, arranged by Cecil Henland, Frederick A. Stokes Company Publishers", a form of autograph book with directions: "Sign your name along the fold of the paper with a full pen of ink, and then double the page over without using blotting papers", 1911

14. Log of the HMS Rinaldo and includes the log of the HMS Emerald, "Log of the HMS Rinaldo, Commander W. N. W. Hewwtt, V. C. from the 8th August 1862 to 28th February 1863, Queensbury, Mid."

15. Ho-Hz [6 items]:

1. Holland, J. H., ADS listing the prisoners in the prison of the Parish of New Orleans, [oversized document], May 3, 1814

2. Hopkins, Stephen A., ALS to General David B. Morgan regarding men stationed at Camp Dupres sent to help Morgan, Janaury 12, 1815

3. Hoskin, James, ADS sworn statement regarding activities of Lafitte's pirates at Barataria Island, December 5, 1814

4. Hosy, William, ADS sworn statement regarding Lafitte's pirates at Barataria Island December 5, 1814

5. Howard, Carlos, ADS travel permit issued to Maximilliano Maxent, countersigned, June 12, 1802

6. Howard, Carlos, ADS travel permit issued to Caytam [?] Gutiérres, countersigned, Januasry 1, 1804

16. I [7 items]:

1. Iberville, Pierre le Moyne, Sieur d', ADS agreement between Iberville and Canadians who accompanied him on an expedition in 1694, [French], August 8, 1694

2. Typescript of item 16.1

3. Printed description of item 16.1 from a calender

4. Iberville, Pierre le Moyne, Sieur d', AD copy of Iberville's journal of his voyage to the Mississippi in 1699 and signed by de la Rochelle, [French], June 30, 1699

5. Handwritten translation of item 16.4 from French to English

6. Irvine, B., ALS to General James Wilkinson, Baltimore, English, November 10, [?]

7. Handwritten script of item 16.6

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1. Jackson, Andrew [9 items]:

1. ALS letter of recommendation, January 8, 1815

2. ALS letter of recommendation, [?], 1815

3-5. 3 ALS to General David B. Morgan

6-7. ALS to Major Michael Reynolds, includes a photostatic duplicate; orders to Major Reynolds to fortify the temple, December 22, 1814

8. Unidentified author, ALS to Andrew Jackson, December 19, 1806

9. AL draft to Messers. William and Stanley Donelson

2. Je-Jn [2 items]:

1. Jefferson, Thomas, ALS to William Carmichael and William Short concerning the actions of the Baron de Carondelet, the Governor of Louisiana in inciting the Indians to war on the United States, Philadelphia, PA, October 14, 1792

2. Jefferson, Thomas, ALS to Bernardo de Galvez regarding trade difficulties and that the United States cannot immediately repay the debt owed, Williamsburg, VA, November 8, 1779

Jo-Jz [7 items]:

1. Johnson, Henry, ALS to General James Wilkinson, May 10, 1820

2. Johnson, Henry, ALS to unidentified recipient, February 13, 1821

3. Johnson, Isaac, ADS appointing John R. Dufrocq Justice of the Peace for East Baton Rouge Parish, November 14, 1849

4. Johnson, Isaac, ALS to L. I. Cist, August 16, 1852

5. Johnston, Josiah Stoddard, ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 24, 1815

6. Johnston, Josiah Stoddard, ALS to Richard Smith, November 25, 1830

7. Jonas, Benjamin F., ALS to Lawrence F. Bower, November 27, 1891

4. Kellogg, William Pitt:

1. ALS to Lawrence F. Bower about assisting with information about people elected to the Senate, April 29, 1900

2. ALS to Daily Globe, New Orleans, directed to the editor, December 12, 1870

3. ALS to L. D. Merchant requesting that personal maps, charts and a book be returned to Kellogg, August 28, 1872

5. Kinsans, Jabeil, Letter to John McDonogh inviting him to his home, September 30, 1817

6. Kinsans, Jabeil, ALS to John McDonogh and writing at the request of Madame Levan about the property her husband left and they are requesting advice from McDonogh, October 6, 1817

7. Kinsans, Jabeil, ALS to John McDonogh, April 25, 1818

8. Knox, Henry, letter from Knox to General James Wilkinson, Philadelphia, PA, August 8, 1792

9. Knox, William G., Lieutenant, letter to General David B. Morgan, Fort St. Leon, January 25, 1815

10. Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul, Marquis de [3 items]:

1. ALS to Henry Schyler Thibodaux, 1825

2. Fabric badge with drawing in black ink, according to item 3 in this folder "Within the letter is a small badge...on which a figure of a head and bust of Lafayette, with two goddesses of Liberty, one on either side, in the act of placing a wreath upon the head, while below is a representation of Lord Cornwallis surrendering his sword to General Washington at Yorktown on the 19th October 1781"

3. Newspaper articles [one in French and one in English] describing a letter by General Lafayette to Henry S. Thibodaux and a fabric badge enclosed in that letter

11. Lafitte, Jean [6 letters]:

1. ALS to Captain Garrison, April 22, 1813

2. Typed note regarding item 11.1

3. Typescript of item 11.1

4. ALS to Captain Lockyer, September 4, 1814

5. Negative photostat of item 11.4

6. Handwritten translation of item 11.4, [French to English

7. Typescript of item 11.4, [English], with note "Note: This is the translation that Lockyear has made of the original letter"

8. ALS to Jean Blanque, September [4], 1814

9. ALS to Jean Blanque, September 7, 1814

10. Handwritten script of item 11.9, [French]

11. Typescript of item 11.9, [English]

12. ALS to Commodore D[avid Tod] Patterson, [English], January 3, 1820

13. "Note: this is the only letter by Lafitte that the original is in English", 3 x 5 card

14. Typescript of item 11.12, [English]

15. ALS to William C. C. Clairborne, undated

16. Handwritten script of item 11.15, [French]

17. Typescript of item 11.15, [English]

12. Lafitte, Jean, miscellaneous:

1. ADS, order for the arrest of Jean Lafitte, July 24, 1813

2. ADS, testimony of John Oliver in the trial of Jean Lafitte, undated

13. Lafitte, Jean, miscellaneous:

1. Holmes, Andrew Hunter, ADS, United States vs. Jean Lafitte, November 19, 1812

2. Handwritten copy of item 13.1, addressed to the District Court of the U. States, filed, April 7th 1812, Columbus, Lawfo[?]

3. Percy, W. H., ALS to Nich[olas] Lockyer, August 30, 1814

4. Typescript of item 13.3

5. Percy, W. H., ALD to [Jean] Lafitte, [English], September 1, 1814

6. Typescript of item 13.5

7. Lafitte, Pierre, ALS to Jean Blanque, September 10, 1814

8. Typed note on index card questioning the author of item 13.7

9. Handwritten script of item 13.7, [French]

10. Typescript of item 13.7, [English]

11. Martinot, Joseph, ADS, protest authorized by John Lynd, September 30, 1814

12. Godfrey, William, ADS, sworn statement regarding activities of Lafitte's pirates in Louisiana, December 3, 1814

13. Oliver, John, ADS, affidavit regarding Jean Lafitte, December 3, 1814

14. William, Edward, "DS, sworn statement concerning Lafitte's pirates at Barataria Island, December 3, 1814

15. Blanque, Jean, ADS, testimony about Jean Lafitte, [French with notes in English], April 22, 1815

16. Handwritten translation of item 13.15, [French to English], undated

17. Listing of evidence and depositions regarding Lafitte and the Barataria people, [handwritten], [1815]

18. List of documents, 1812-1820, regarding Lafitte and his activities, handwritten on the reverse side of a form from W. P. Hickey, Recorder of Mortgages, Parish of Orleans, 19--

19. Cover page for a letter addressed to Mr. Blanque at New Orleans, [French], undated

14. Latour, A., letter to General David B. Morgan, camp near New Orleans, [English], January 14, 1815

15. de Laussat, Pierre Clement, letter to "his excellence, the Citizen Beuronville", New Orleans, April 16, 1804

16. Lee, Benjamin, General, letter to Dr. Benjamin Howard or General David B. Morgan, [handwritten, English], December 29, 1824

17. Legaré, Mary L., letter to Waddy Thompson in Greenville, South Carolina, dated from Charleston October 26, 1837

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18. de Lemos, Manuel Gayoso, broadside announcing the treaty negotiated between Spain and the United States and the difficulties that arose from said treaty, Natchez, MS, December 3, 1796

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19. de Lemos, Manuel Gayoso, "Some notes extracted from the Files deposited at the clerk's office of Mr. Louis Fabravche, Judge", Natchez, MS, April 19, 1792-January 12, 1796

20. de Lemos, Mauel Gayoso, ALS to Daniel Clark, Natchez, MS, June 17, 1796

21. de Lemos, Manuel Gayoso, ALS to unknown recipient, August 4, 1797

22. de Lemos, Manuel Gayoso, "A commission as Magistrate of New Orleans, given to Don Pedro Denis de la Ronde", New Orleans, June 6, 1798

23. de Lemos, Manuel Gayoso, letter to unknown recepient, undated

24. "Opinion by [Lieutenant] Francisco Caso y Luengo for Manuel Gayosos de Lemos; petition by Louis de la Houssaye against 5 posession of lands formerly belonging to petitioner" June 11, 1798, June 9, 1798

25. Lewis, Davidson B., letter to the Reverend Lawrence F. Bower of Yonkers, NY, regarding the nomination for Governor in 1872, New Orleans, [handwritten, English], November 1900

26. Lewis, Davidson B., postcard to Lawrence F. Bowers inquiring if photographs and letter were received, New Orleans, [handwritten, English], November 27, 1900

27. Lewis, W., letter from W. Lewis to Thomas Biddle regarding the deposition of Mr. Daniel Coxe about General Wilkinson and Aaron Burr; Lewis was council for Burr and refuses to release documents that relate to his client, [handwritten, English], June 17, 1808

28. Transcript of item 27

29. Livingston, Edward, letter to General David B. Morgan, [English], December 25, 1814

30. Livingston, Edward, letter to General David B. Morgan, [English], January 3, 1815

31. Livingston, Edward, letter to unknown recepient regarding a piece of land, [handwritten, English], June 13, 1819

32. Livingston, Edward, letter to Dom A. Hall regarding a petition of Vincent Gemby, New Orleans, [handwritten, English], filed July 12, 1815

33. Livingston, Edward, ADS to Dom A. Hall, US District Judge from the Louisiana District, concerning the petition of Jean Lafitte, Louisiana District Court, [English], July 28, 1815

34. Livingston, Edward:

1. Letter to [John McDonogh] regarding McDonogh's appeal to Congress, Washington DC, [handwritten, English], February 20, 1830

2. Envelope and cover sheet for item 34.1

35. Livingston, Edward, letter to John McDonogh about claims, Washington DC, [handwritten, English], March 16, 1830

36. Livingston, Edward, letter to John McDonogh about a decision on McDonogh claims, Washington DC, [handwritten, English], April 20, 1830

37. Livingston, John, letter to Beverly Chew [?] about a defect in title to property sold to Livingston in 1814 near Natchez, [handwritten, English]

38. Livingston, Robert R., Barbe Marbois and James Monroe, copy of convention between France and the United States, Paris, April 30, 1803

39., Livingston, Robert R., letter to Elkanah Watson about the Louisiana Purchase, Paris, [handwritten, English], June 25, 1803

40. Yeo, James Lucas, Captain, of the HMS Southhampton, letter to the first Lord of the Admiralty entitled "Observations relative to New Orleans," February 19, 1813

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1. McCaleb, Thomas A., letter to John McDonogh regarding McDonogh vs. Theodore Tregare and others over the property of "frees" and that one Negro woman is to be seized and sold, New Orleans, January 23, 1829

2. McClelland, Jno., Captain, letter to General James Wilkinson, Fort St. Philip, April 13, 1813

3. McDonogh, John, bill to Payne McDonogh and E. Carraby & Company regarding the account of purchase of raw sugar, signed by P. Bordereau, [New Orleans], [French], February 29, 1801

4. McDonogh, John, and other inhabitants of Faubourg, St. Marie, written document to the superior court of Louisiana Territory regarding the protection of their property until the resolution of the case of Jean Gravier, in French, New Orleans, February 18, 1806

5. McDonogh, John, to his son:

1. Letter regarding views on Wilkinson and Burr, Baltimore, March 18, 1807

2. Letter regarding the danger from Spain and Britain, Baltimore, July 27, 1807

6. McDonogh, John, bill of sale of a Negro slave to McDonogh, signed C. F. Visinier, September 25, 1812

7. McDonogh, John:

1. ALS to Edward Livingston regarding land and the wishes of slaves, New Orleans, April 14, 1830

2. Note, October 22, 1830

8. McDuffie, General, ALS to General Waddy Thompson, Greenville, May 1, 1841

9. McEnery, Samuel Douglas, ALS to Lawrence F, Bower, Baton Rouge, May 18, 188[?]

10. McEnery, Samuel D[ouglas], letter to S. J. Schwartz, Washington, DC, January 12, 1896

11. McEnery, Samuel D[ouglas], letter to S. J. Schwartz, Washington, DC, June 10, 1898

12. McEnery, Samuel Douglas, letter to L. F. Bower, New Orleans, November 2, 1899

13. McEnery, Samuel Douglas, ALD to [Richard Lewis] concerning McEnery's tenure as Governor of Louisiana, New Orleans, December 28, 1891

14. MacPhereson, B. H., Captain, letter to General James Wilkinson, Fort Columbia, March 26, 1812

15. MacRea, W., Major, letter to General James Wilkinson, New Orleans, August 15, 1812

16. Madison, James, letter to William Hulings of New Orleans about a decree of the Governor that is a gross violation of the trarty with Spain, State Department, Washington, DC, November 29, 1802

17. Madison, James, letter to Rufus King regarding trade restrictions imposed by Great Britain and Spain, December 23, 1802

18. Many, B., Captain:

1. Letter to James Wilkinson, Fort St. Philip, August 27, 1812

2. Typescript of item 18.1

19. Magruder, Allan B., ALS to General Thomas Posey, Senate, Washington, DC, March 3, 1913

20. Marigny, General, Controleur des Alienation Pour la Nouvelle Orleans, certificate of the Department of Alienations, New Orleans, June 24, 1850

21. Marques [?], ALS to Masis [?], January 12, 1738

22. Martin, J. P.:

1. Letter to James Wilkinson, New Orleans, [French], January 5, 1807

2. Copy of item 22.1

23. Mazange, Leonard, ALS to the MYA regarding the police of New Orleans, 1770

24. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS to the MYA about the charity hospital, New Orleans, [Spanish], 1783

25. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS to the MYA discussing measures to be pursued for repair and reestablishment of the charity hospital, New Orleans, [Spanish], May 2, 1783

26. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS to the MYA, City Council of New Orleans, transmitting royal decree calling for the establishment of a National Bank for the province to promote commerce and trade, New Orleans, [Spanish] June 6, 1783

27. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA transmitting a letter from the Conde de Galvez that Galvez is to name a temporary replacement to govern Louisiana and West Florida while he is absent, New Orleans, [Spanish], August 1, 1783

28. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS to the MYA of New Orleans enclosing certification by Captain Nicholas de Lasize of an expenditure against a runaway black slave, New Orleans, [Spanish], October 31, 1783

29. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA concerning more discussion of measures to repair and re-establish the charity hospital, New Orleans, [Spanish], March 20, 1783

30. Miro, Don Estevan, adjustment of a debt owed by a police officer of the Spanish government from the German coast in Louisiana to Francisco Birot, New Orleans, [Spanish], December 6, 1784

31. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS to MYA transmitting royal dispatch regarding the right granted to regulars of the established Jesuit Society to enjoy Fruits of Property Pertaining to them in American and the Phillipines, New Orleans, [Spanish], January 2, 1785

32. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA regarding the appointment of de Galvez as Governor of Havana and the Island of Cuba, reatining also his past authority over Louisiana and the two Floridas, New Orleans, [Spanish], January 14, 1785

33. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA regarding transmission of de Galvez's statement regarding the MYA's propsal to improve the streets of New Orleans, New Orleans, [Spanish], April 1, 1785

34. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA transmitting a statement by de Galvez that all disputed matters be handled by the auditor of the province, not by other lawyers, New Orleans, [Spanish], May 6, 1785

35. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to Son Nicholas, Christmas and Davenport concerning rival claims of the State of Georgia to the Fort and District of Natchez based on a prior peace treaty with Great Britain, addresses to Messrs. Long, Christmas and Davenport, relating to some comunication received from Col. Don Fr. Bouligny, commanding at Natchez, in which the same refuses to turn over to the Spanish government some certain districts of lands which were included in the last treaty, New Orleans, [Spanish], September 7, 1785

36. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS to the MYA forwarding copies of a royal decree establishing a powerful compnay for the Philippine trade, New Orleans, [Spanish] September 10, 1785

37. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA transmitting two royal orders, New Orleans, [Spanish], December 16, 1785

1. Regulating the amount of tabacco that tobacco ship's passengers can carry, August 3, 1785

2. Announcing 40 openings available to Americans at Madrid Seminary, August 8, 1785

38. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA transmitting a royal order of September 4, 1784 that prescribes methods by which to preserve towns and cities from the effects of the plague [small pox epidemic], order enclosed, New Orleans, [Spanish], March 9, 1786

39. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA citing statement of the Marquis de Sonora on the royal order of May 20, 1786, giving full rights and privlidges to the men of the New Orelans Battalion, New Orleans, [Spanish], December 22, 1786

40. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA consisting of a copy of Article VI of the peace treaty between Great Britian and Spain, signed in London on July 14, 1785, New Orleans, [Spanish], February 9, 1787

41. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA transmitting the treaty of peace and friendship between Charles and the Dey of Algeria, dated June 14, 1786, New Orleans, [Spanish], February 9, 1787

42. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS to the MYA of New Orleans concerning the competence of lawyers in appeals preceedings and enclosed is a lawyer's brief by Rafael Pendome, New Orleans, [Spanish], March 16, 1787

43. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS to the MYA of New Orleans concerning the absolute immediate need to acquire a house to quaratine small pox sufferers to contain what is becoming an epidemic, New Orleans, [Spanish], June 8, 1787

44. Miro, Don Estevan, letter transmitting the Royal Order of March 13, 1787 that named Joseph de Expleta to suceed de Galvez as interim captain General of Louisiana and the two Floridas, order enclosed, New Orleans, [Spanish], July 12, 1787

45. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS to the MYA of New Orleans including a letter from Andre Lopez Armesto about parental consent in certain cases of their children's marriages, New Orleans, August 11, 1787

46. Miro, Don Estevan, letter of Don Estevan Miro announcing that ecclesiastical courts will only consider grounds for divore a spiritual matter, copy of decree enclosed, New Orleans, [Spanish], August 11, 1787

47. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA, City Council of New Orleans, transmitting copy of a royal decree regarding extraction and fate of prisoners who have taken refuge in the church, New Orleans, [Spanish], August 11, 1787

48. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS to the MYA including a royal order of the King, signed by Andres Lopez Armesto reagrding the granting of private chapels, New Orleans, [Spanish], August 16, 1787

49. Miro, Don Estevan, letter witha copy of a royal edict concerning the Louisiana Militia, royal compensation to Louisisana Militia for their efforts during recent actions against the British, New Orleans, [Spanish], January 18, 1788

50. Miro, Don Estevan, order to the Sergeant, privates and soldiers to obey the orders of the new commander of St. Bernard, Pedro Leronde, New Orleans, [Spanish], April 5, 1788

51. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS including a copy of the royal decree of December 21, 1787, and signed by Andres Lopez Armesto, regarding cases of concubinage prosecuted by the authorities, New Orleans, [Spanish], April 25, 1788

52. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA transmitting a royal resolution that, due to rectitude and probity of the administration od the late Conde de Galvez, there will be no need for the usual "residencia" hearings, New Orleans, [Spanish], May 8, 1788

53. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS to the MYA transmitting royal orders for the extinction of all circulating paper money in the province due to abuses that have arisen, New Orleans, [Spanish], January 5, 1789

54. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to Don T. Espetata y Galdeano, Governor of Havana, discussing observances of the funeral of the late King Carlos III, New Orleans, [Spanish], April 3, 1789

55. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA transmitting a copy of the Royal Decree of May 31, 1788, which concerns the education, treatment and occupation of slaves in all of the Dominions, New Orleans, [Spanish], February 26, 1790

56. Miro, Don Estevan, ADS, proceedings by a free black woman named Carlotta seeking freedom for her mother at German Coast, Costa de los Alemanes, upriver from New Orleans, New Orleans, [Spanish], March 9, 1790

57. Miro, Don Estevan, ALS to the MYA transmitting the royal appointment of Don Luis de las Casas as new commandant of Louisiana and West Florida, New Orleans, [Spanish], April 30, 1790

58. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA calling council members to a meeting to undertake the distribution of charity funds to the victims of fire, New Orleans, [Spanish], June 18, 1790

59. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA transmitting a royal decree regarding pardons for thise convicted of contraband trade, New Orleans, [Spanish], July 10, 1791

60. Miro, Don Estevan, letter to the MYA transmitting a royal decree relieving Don Antonio Valdes of interim responsibility for the Ministries of War and Finance for the Indies, [Spanish], August 19, 1790

61. Miro, Don Estevan, surveyor report if the District of Punta Carta, Louisiana, with comments by Miro; Royal Surveyor Carlos Trudeau reports on the lands of Don Jorge Olivet at Punta Cortada (Pointe Coupe), New Orleans, March 10, 1791

62. Miro, Don Estevan, letter announcing a statement from the Count de Lorina that the commercial decree of 1782 is to be porogued beyond the original ten year period, New Orleans, [Spanish], September 16, 1791

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1. Money, J., Captain, letter to General James Wilkinson, October 9, 1777

2. Monroe, John T., typescript of a letter to General Benjamin Butler concerninf the protest of General Order No. 28, New Orleans, May 16, 1862

3. Monroe, John T., Mayor of New Orleans, ALS to General Benjamin Butler concerning General Order No. 28, New Orleans, May 16, 1862

4. Monroe, John T., Mayor of New Orleans, ALS to General Benjamin Butler concerning General Order No. 28, New Orleans, May 17, 1862

5. Monroe, John T., Mayor of New Orleans, typed copy of a letter to General Benjamin Butler concerning General order No. 28, New Orleans, May 17, 1862

6. Montégul, Joseph, ALS to Don Bernardo de Galvez, New Orleans, September 18, 1778

7. Moore, Thomas O. [2 items]:

1. ALS to J. J. Petters, Governor of Mississippi, Baton Rouge, January 14, 1861

2. Typescript of item 7.1

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8. Moore, Thomas Overton, ADS appointing A. Ducatel to be notary public in New Orleans, includign Ducatel's signature, New Orleans, April 30, 1861

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9. Morgan, David B., General, letter to Brigade Major James H. Gordon, Doctor Flood's Plantation, January 2, 1815

10. Morgan, David B., General, letter to Brigade Major James H. Gordon, Doctor Flood's Plantation, January 4, 1815

11. Morgan, David B., General, letter to General Andrew Jackson, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, Janaury 12, 1815

12. Morgan, David B., General, letter to General Andrew Jackson, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, January 13, 1815

13. Morgan, David B., General, letter to Brigadier-General Hopkins, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, January 15, 1815

14. Morgan, David B., General, letter to Colonel Cavelier, Dr. Flood's Plantation, January 15, 1815

15. Morgan, David B., General, letter to Brigade Major James H. Gordon, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, January 15, 1815

16. Morgan, David B., General, letter to Brigade Major James H. Gordon, Camp Morgan, January 12, 1815

17. Morgan, David B., General, letter to General Andrew Jackson, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, January 21, 1815

18. Morgan, David B., General, letter to General Andrew Jackson, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, January 21, 1815

19. Morgan, David B., General, letter to Lieutenant Darby, January 22, 1815

20. Morgan, David B., General, letter to General Andrew Jackson, Camp Morgan, January 22, 1815

21. Morgan, David B., General, handwritten copy of a letter to Brigade Major James H. Gordon, Camp Morgan, January 23, 1815

22. Morgan, David B., General, handwritten copy of a letter to Mr. Louailier, Camp Morgan, January 23, 1815

23. Morgan, David B., General, letter to Captain Ferme, Camp Morgan, January 25, 1815

24. Morgan, David B., General, handwritten copy of a letter to Colonel Johnston, Camp Morgan, January 27, 1815

25. Morgan, David B., General, typewritten statement from Morgan to the editors of the Reporter, Madisonville, April 15, 1817

26. Morgan, Morgan, ADS bill of sale for a negro slave to Shepard Brown, Felicia Parish, Louisiana, May 2, 1814

27. Morphy, Diego [2 items]:

1. Copy of financial statement between Don Philip Neri, Baron de Bastrop and Don Joseph Hernandez, signed Don Manuel Salcedo, June 10, 1809

2. English translation of item 27.1, January 18, 1836

28. Morphy, Diego, sale of land to Ballon Desravines, New Orleans, December 26, 1837

29. de Morphy, Spanish Consulate, letter to Andrew Jackson, New Orleans, January 18, 1815

30. Movine, Joseph, deuplicate of a resolution that "Mr. John Jay is invested with full powers to negotiate with Don Diego Gardoqui," St. Ildefonso, September 27, 1784

31. Mulford, Clarence, Lieutenant, letter to General James Wilkinson, Philadelphia, June 9, 1807

32. Napoleon I [unidentified author], "Quelques notes sur la Floride," undated

33. New Orleans, "Sindicoes de la jurisdicion de la ciudad," AMS list of names, June 5, 1795

34. Nicholas, Robert Carter, ALS to William Harrison, Washington, January 12, 1837

35. Nicholas, Robert Carter, ALS to James Kirke Pauling, Secretary of the Navy, January 3, 1839

36. Nicholls, Francis T., ALS to Lawrence F. Bower, Baton Rouge, LA, June 28, 1888

37. Nicholls, Edward, Sir, to the Spaniards, Frenchmen, italians and British living in the United States, to assist Britain, Headquarters, Pensacola, FL, August 29, 1814

38. Nicholls, Edward, Sir, handwritten and typescript copies of ALS to Jean Lafitte, Headquarters, Pensacola, FL, August 31, 1814

39. Nixon, John, statement to General Morgan of the participation of Louisiana Militia in the engagement below New Orleans on January 8, 1815, undated

40. North, Godfrey, bill of sale of negro slave, Gabriel, Iberville Parish, Louisiana, April 6, 1814

41. Ilivier, Jean, letter to the Mayor of New Orleans, New Orleans, April 14, 1807

42. O'Reilly, Alexander, Don, "Episode of the History of Louisiana: the taking over of the colony by Spanish Troops in 1769," [French], September 27, 1769

43. O'Reilly, Alexander, Don, "Instructions on the manner and form of setting up civil and criminal laws and matters of government in Louisiana under Spanish domination," New Orleans, [French], November 25, 1769

44. O'Reilly, Alexander, Don, declaration abolishing unjust rates in the cabildo, New Orleans, [Spanish], December 21, 1769

45. O'Reilly, Alexander, Don:

1. ADS concerning the militia and the defense of Louisiana, New Orleans, [Spanish], February 12, 1770

2. Typescript of item 45.1

46. O'Reilly, Alexander, Don, ALS to Joseph Hernandez, notary public of New Orleans, New Orleans, [Spanish], February 15, 1770

47. O'Reilly, Alexander, Don, ALS to Joseph Hernandez, notary public of New Orleans, New Orleans, [Spanish], February 15, 1770

48. O'Reilly, Alexander, Don, ordinance relative to land concessions in Louisiana, New Orleans, [French], February 18, 1770

49. O'Reilly, Alexander, Don, ALS to the sheriff and the Regent of the cabildo, New Orleans, [French], February 28, 1770

50. O'Reilly, Alexander, Don:

1. Letter announcing to the cabildo the entry of a new governor in function, New Orleans, [Spanish], March 1770

2. Typescript of item 50.1

51. O'Reilly, Alexander, Don, letter to the Judicial Department of the government of Louisiana, requesting that two statements of law, enclosed [not found], be placed in the Archvies of New Orleans, New Orleans, [Spanish], 1770

52. O'Reilly, Alexander, Don, declarations of O'Reilly, Governor of Louisiana, [Spanish], August 27, 1769, August 25, 1802 June 27, August 16, 1804, August 16, 1806

53. Overton, W. H., letter to James Wilkinson, Natchitoches, LA, August 25, 1812

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1. Patterson, Daniel T., and others, sales of cargoes of certain vessels and of wares and merchandise taken at Barataria, [New Orleans], November 12, 1814

2. Patterson, David F., letter to unidentified recipient, New Orleans, April 24, 1816

3. Pavie, Joseph, certificate that francisco Bernucho and Antonio Dubois, Mason bricklayers, have been employed 3 days in the general examination of chimneys in the 1st Sector, New Orleans, February 5, 1801

4. Pedesdaux, Pedro:

1. ALS with no recipient, New Orleans, March 18, 1791

2. ALS from Don Estevan Miro to the MYA, New Orleans, March 18, 1791

5. Peconnet, Joseph:

1. Letter from David [L. Ken?], MD, certifying that Peconnet received a war wound in his foot during a battle on January 8, 1815, New Orleans, January 31, 1816

2. Copy of a letter from Manuel Garcia regarding Peconnet, New Orleans, original date March 25, 1815, copy date January 11, 1816

3. Letter to the President and City Council of New Orleans, New Orleans, Novemebr 8, 11, 1815

6. Pellerin, Louis, ALS to Don Alexander O'Reilly, New Orleans, February 12, 1770

7. de la Peña, Joseph, ALS to the MYA (City Council of New Orleans), Novemner 29, 1793

8. Penne, F., Captain:

1. Letter to General David B. Morgan, Fort St. Leon, January 25, 1815

2. Letter to General David B. Morgan, Fort St. Leon, January 29, 1815

9. Philip III, King of Spain:

1. Royal decree sent to the Indies and the Philippines prohibiting the existence of convents of fewer than 8 members, copy of original signed by Andres Lopez Armesto, New Orleans, June 9, 1790

2. ALS from Don Estevan Miro to the MYA, New Orleans, May 28, 1890

10. Piernac [Piexnac?], Leon, letter to the MYA, New Orleans, September 8, 1779

11. Piernas, Pedro, Don, ALS with no recipient of transmission, New Orleans, February 19, 1780

12. Piernas, Pedro, Don, ALS to Armos y Arcola, March 5, 1783

13. Pedesclaux, Pedro, certified copy of a Royal Decree concerning the appointment of the new Assistant Governor, New Orleans, July 27, 1797

14. Pinchback, Pinckney Benton, ALS to Lawrence F. Bower, Washington DC, November 16, 1891

15. Pinchback, Pinckney Benton, letter to the Revernd W. S. Alexander, New Orleans, January 3, 1817

16. Pitot, James, ADS of the Myor of New Orleans concerning the functioning of US laws in New Orleans, New Orleans, May 8, 1805

17. Plauché, Placide, honorable discharge of Placide Plauché from the United States Army, New Orleans, March 21, 1814

18. Plauché, J. B. Captain, letter to the Mayor and members of the City Council, New Orleans, [French], October 22, 1814

19. Plauché, Jean Baptiste, ectracts of a record book of Plauché's battalion, [French], December 16-18, 1814

20. Plauché, J. B., statement of forces of the Louisiana Battalion commanded by Major J. B. Plauché, [French], December 20, 1814

21. Plauché, Jean Baptiste, notes on the fighting of Plauché's battalion during the Battle of New Orleans, including a roll of troops, [French], 1814-1815

22. Plauché, Jean Baptiste, Major, role of [Plauché's] Battalion of Volunteers during the invasion of Louisiana by the English Army, [French], 1814-1815

23. Plauché, Jean Baptiste, extracts of the Order Book of Plauché's battalion, December 18, 1814-January 6, 1815

24. Plauché, J. B., Major, extracts of the General Orders of the Louisiana Battalion under Major Plauché, New Orleans, January 15-February 17, 1815

25. Plauché, Jean Baptiste, ALS to William C. C. Clairborne, New Orleans, [French], January 30, 1815

26. Plauché, Jean, extracts of the Order Book of Plauché's battalion, New Orleans, February 26-March 14, 1815

27. Porluz, Antonio, ALS to the City Council instructing the City of New Orleans about the death of King Charles III of Spain, Madrid, December 24, 1788

28. Portier, M., and others, letter to Mr. Sompeyrac, New Orleans, January 5, 1815

29. Prymes, Jn. R., letter to John McDonogh, Washington DC, February 14, 1834

30. Purdy, Robert, Lieutenant Colonel, letter to General James Wilkinson, Baton Rouge, August 20, 1812

31. Quitman, T. A., letter to General Felix Huston, Natchez, MS, November 29, 1842

32. Quitman, T. A, letter to General Waddy Thompson, Washington DC, June 27, 1856

33. Ranson, Louis, ADS concerning the police of New Orleans' streets, New Orleans, December 9, 1769

34. de Reggio, Francisco Mario, and Charles Olivier, ALS to the Minister of State concerning the dismissal of protections, New Orleans, January 18, 1777

35. de Reggio, Francisco Mario, and Charles H. Olivier, letter to the M. C. of Mexico, October 4, 1771

36. de Reggio, Francisco Mario, and Carlos Honorato, petition from the people of Louisiana to the King requesting that the King not transfer the convent of the Vespertine Sisters of New Orleans to Havana, New Orleans, December 24, 1777

37. Remy, Henri, letter to the Committee of the State Rights Democratic Association of New Orleans, July 4, 1859

38. Retiro, Buen, ALS to the court of Revilla-Gijedo with enclosed copy of a chapter of a letter from the Governor of I'londe, [Spanish], April 21, 1759

39. Reynolds, Michael, Major, letter to General David B. Morgan, Camp Jackson, January 20, 1815

40. Reynolds, Michael, Major, letter to General David B. Morgan, Camp Jackson, January 29, 1815

41. Reynolds, Michael, Major, letter to General David B. Morgan, Camp Jackson, January 30, 1815

42. Robertson, Thomas B., letter to Captain Foster, Washington DC, February 1, 1815

43. Robertson, Thomas B., letter to the Secretary of the Navy concerning a recommendation of Thomas Paul, New Orleans, January 27, 1820

44. Robinson, Tully, Major, letter to General David B. Morgan, New Orleans, January 25, 1815

45. Robinson, Tully, letter to General David B. Morgan, New Orleans, January 14, 1815

46. Rodriguez, T., Chairman of the Committee of General Police of New Orleans, report of the committee, New Orleans, October 20, 1829

47. Roffignac, Jules, letter to M. Earl, including a copy of a meeting of the City Council from April 14, 1825, concerning a purchase of M. Earl's painting of General Jackson, April 23, 1825

48. Ross, T., Major, letter to General James Wilkinson, Camp at Grand Terre, April 20, 1813

49. Russell, Gilbert, Colonel, letter to General James Wilkinson, November 7, 1812

50. Sackett, R. T., letter to Brigade Major James H. Gordon reporting on activities ordered by Major Gordon, Fort St. Leon, January 3, 1815

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51. St. Deny, D., letter to Louis de Kerlerec and Jean Baptiste Claude Descloseaux, New Orleans, [French], May 26, 1751

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52. de Salcedo, Manuel, and Nicholas Vidal, ADS justifying the action of the Mayor of New Orleans concerning the city's lighting system, New Orelans, [Spanish], [only 2 pages are present] April 9, 1802

53. de Salcedo, Manuel, Don, ALS to Andres Lopez Armesto, New Orleans, [Spanish], March 5, 1802

54. Santa Anna, letter to General Antonio Castro ordering all cavalry and infantry sabers and carbines be sent to him, San Louis Palosé, [Spanish], October 19, 1846

55. de Sedello, Antonio, New Orleans, [Spanish], June 6, 1811

56. de Sedello, Francisco Antonio, certificate of the baptism of the slave girl Julie, [French], December 4, 1804

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57. Solano, Joseph, Don:

1. Military expedition from Havana to Pensacola, by orders of the Chief of the Squadron, Don Joseph Solano, and the Chief of the Army, Señor Marshall, Havana, [Spanish], October 16, 1780

2. Typed summary of item 57.1

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1. Copies of miscellaneous ordinances extracted from Volume V of the "Laws and Constitution for French Colonies in America, 1769, including an ADS by Governor A. B. Roman naming G. Preval to be Judge of the New Orleans City Council, New Orleans, [French and English], May 22, 1832

2. Certificate signed by the Governor of Louisiana stating that Gallien Preval is now Associate Judge of the City Council of New Orleans, New Orleans, May 22, 1832

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59. Shaumburgh, B., Colonel, letter to General James Wiklinson, Natchitoches, July 10, 1812

60. Shaumburgh, B., letter from Shaumburgh to General James Wilkinson, New Orleans, January 7, 1815

61. Shaw, John, Captain, letter to General James Wilkinson, New Orleans, August 12, 1812

62. Shea, J. Gilman, and Dr. Gustave Devron, "The Beginning of the Capuchin Mission in Louisiana, 1717-1724", undated

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63. de Stanville, le Duc, ADS concerning the promotion of a single soldier in the Louisiana infantry, Versailles, [French], May 10, 1765

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64. Smith, P., letter to Colonel G. L. Thompson concerning letter of recommendation of D. J. Gardines, Washington, DC, January 6, 1842

65. Snell, P. M., letter to "All the Most Illustrious Companions of the secret vault throught the Globe" concerning Ralph Jacobs becoming a "Royal and Secret Master" [of Freemasonry], New Orleans, May 13, 1829

66. Soulé, Pierre, letter from M. Passy introducing Pierre Soulé, [French], ca. 1830

67. Soulé, Pierre, letter to Dr. James W. Stone, New Orleans, July 24, 1855

68. Soulé, Pierre, Albert Voorhies and others, letter to the French Consul with 210 signatures of the leading citizens of New Orleans, [French], 1855

69. Soulé, Pierre, letter to undecipherable recipient, New Orleans, [French], February 15, 1859

70. Springer, Uriah, Captain, letter to General James Wilkinson, Union Town, Fayette County, March 22, 1796

71. State Rights Democratic Association of New Orleans, letter from a committee appointed by the State Rights Democratic Society of New Orleans to Henry Remi, New Orleans, June 25, 1859

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1. Texas, Republic of:

1. 15 treasury notes of the Republic of Texas, hand-signed by Henry Smith and Sam Houston and payable to William G. Cooke, photocopies, [originals separated to Money Collection]. Treasury note numbers: 987 ($100); 760 ($20); 575 ($50); 927 ($100); 2001 ($20); 2216 ($100); 1232 ($100); 918 ($100); 1111 ($100); 913 ($50); 615 ($50); 195 ($50); 1587 ($50); 753 ($50); 110 ($100)

2. Envelope, "Bought December 19-1929 from Public Administration sale-for $76.00"

2. Thomas, John, Major-General, letter to General David B. Morgan regarding Captain Aaron Hunt, Camp Dupui, January 23, 1815

3. Thomas, Charles, letter to "Whomever it may concern" announcing Mr. John Jay's commission to negotiate with Spain, 1st Congress Assembled, July 1, 1785

4. Throckmorton, J. W., Governor [of Texas], letter to Albert Voorhies, Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana, regarding the possibility that "radicals in each on of the Southern States will call conventions, and elect state officers, and that their action will be recognized by Congress and enforced by the bayonet," Austin, March 13, 1867

5. Throckmorton, J. W., Governor [of Texas], letter to Governor Albert Voorhies of Louisiana, Austin, April 1, 1869

6. Tousard, L., Colonel, letter to John Stocker, New Orleans, [English and French], January 13, 1815

7. de Tres Palacios, Felipe Joseph, order to give the foreign vicarship and the vicarship of Pensacola to D. Patricio Walsh, Chaplain of Louisiana, New Orleans, June 19, 1793

8. Trousard, A., letter to John Williams Gurley, commisioner and register for the land claims for the Eastern District of New Orleans, New Orleans, [French], August 2, 1807

9. Tyler, John, letter to General James Brackenridge, re Doc. Wilkinson, Richamond, VA, September 26, 1810

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10. US Army, account of the pay and expenses of a regiment of mounted infantry to cooperate in taking posession of New Orleans, 1803-1804

11. US Army, account of the pay and expenses of a regiment of mounted infantry to cooperate in taking posession of New Orleans, February 5, 1811

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12. US Army, report of the strength of the different corps of militia of the state of Louisiana and other troops at Camp Morgan, General David B. Morgan, Commander of the Right Bank of the Mississippi, January 19, 1815

13. US Army, Louisiana Militia, extract of the register of the Battalion of Orleans, December 15, 1814

14. US Army, General Orders, to Lieutenant Rogers, Acting Adjutant General, Camp Maudiville from [?] Winchester, Brigadier General, Mobile, AL, January 10, 1814

15. US Army, General Orders, Headquarters, Adjutant General's Office, New Orleans:

1. Signed by Command of H. Chotard for December 11, 1814, December 7, 1814

2. Signed by Command of Robert Butler for December 12, 1814, December 7, 1814

16. US Army, Battle of Orleans:

1. Detailed statement of the dispositions of troops, both US and British, prior to and during the engagement on January 8, 1815

2. Narrative of what took place during the retreat of the Kentucky Regiment and the behavior of General Morgan, January 15, 1815

17. US Army, General Orders by H. Chotard, Assistant Adjutant General, Headqusrters, Adjutant General's Office, New Orleans, February 1, 1815

18. US Army, extract from General Orders, signed by Robert Butler, Adjutant General, Adjutant General's Office, New Orleans, [copy], Febraury 28, 1815

19. US Army, extract from General Orders signed by Robert Butler, Adjutant General, Adjutant General's Office, New Orleans, February 28, 1815

20. US Army, General Orders for the mustering out of the Militia of Louisiana en masse by the order of R. Fusler, Headquarters 7 M. D., Adjutant General's Office, March 7, 1815

21. US Army, General Orders, Adjutant General's Office, New Orleans:

1. For the disbanding of the troops in the Mississippi Territory, March 14, 1815

2. Notecard, typewritten "General Orders for the Disbanding of troops in the Mississippi Territory, March 14, 1815"

22. US Army, morning, weekly, and monthly reports on military units stationed in Louisiana area, 1814-1815:

1. Extracts, [French], December 22, 1814-January 15, 1815

2. To Noell Frederick directing him to keep a look out for the enemy and report daily, signed D. B. Morgan, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, Camp English Turn, December 22, 1814

3. Report of Guards mounted on the 23th of December at 9 o'clock and relieved on the 24th at 9 o'clock, signed John K. Goff, Camp English Turn, December 24, 1814

4. Morning report of the Guards mounted on the 25th of December at 9 o'clock pm and relieved on the 26th at 9 o'clock, December 26, 1814

5. Recieved of General David B. Morgan, twenty-one capots for the 2nd Regiment commanded by Colonel Cavalier, signed by George F. Favre, Acting Adjutant General, Camp Morgan, January 14, 1815

6. Statement of the 2nd Regiment of Militia, Colonel Cavalier, signed by George F. Favre, Adjutant Protempore, Camp Jourdan, January 14, 1815

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7. Report of the strength of the different corps of the Militia of the State of Louisiana and other troops of Camp Morgan under the command of Brigadier General David B. Morgan, commanding on the right bank of the Mississippi, Camp Morgan, January 15, 1815

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8. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana Militia under the command of Colonel A. DeClouet stationed in camp opposite to Camp Jackson, January 15, 1815

9. Report of the 1st Regiment and Detachments of Louisiana Militia, under the command of Colonel Dejan, signed by John Nixon, Camp Morgan, January 15, 1814

10. Morning report of the 10th Regiment of Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel Robert Young, signed by Robert David, Major Command 10th Regiment, L. M., and John Austen, Adjutant 10th Regiment, Camp Morgan, January 15, 1815

11. Morning report of the 13th Consolidated Regiment of Louisiana Militia called into public service, commanded by Colonel Warner, Camp Morgan, January 17, 1815

12. Morning report of the 18th Regiment of Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel Warner, Camp Morgan, January 15, 1815

13. Report of the different guards posted and relieved, Camp Morgan, January 15, 1812

14. Statement of the 2nd Regiment of Militia, commanded by Colonel Cavelier, signed George F. Favre, Adjutant Protempore, Camp Jourdan, January 16, 1815

15. Morning report of the 10th Regiment of Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel Robert Young, Camp Morgan, January 16, 1815

16. Morning report of the 13th Consolidated Regiment of Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel Thomas C. Warner, Camp Morgan, January 16, 1815

17. Report of the 1st regiment and Detachment of Louisiana Militia, under the command of Colonel Dejan, stationed at Camp Morgan, commanded by Brigadier General Morgan, Camp Morgan, January 17, 1815

18. Count of troops signed by Captain Pierre Lalanne, Camp Jourdan, Louisiana, January 17, 1815

19. Statement of the 2nd Regiment of Militia of the State of Louisiana, under the command of Colonel Cavelier, details rank of militia under 9 separate captains, Camp pf General Morgan, Jourdan's Plantation, January 17, 1815

20. Return of the 17th Regiment of Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel Johnston, stationed in Camp Morgan,. commanded by General Morgan, sigend Charles T. Scott, Adjutant, Camp Morgan, January 17, 1815

23. US Army, morning, weekly and monthly reports of military units stationed in Louisiana area, 1814-1815:

1. Morning report of the 10th regiment of Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel Robert Young, signed by David Fluker, Major, 20th Regiment, and John Austen, Adjutant, 10th Regiment of Louisiana Militia, Camp Morgan, Janaury 17, 1815

2. Report of the different guard mounted at and around about the camp [Jourdan's Canal?] on the 19th and relieved on the 20th day of January 1815, signed David Fluker, Major, Camp [Jourdan?], January 20, 1815

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3. A Report of the strength of the different corps of of Militia of the State of Louisiana and their troops at Camp Morgan, commanding on the right bank of the Mississippi, signed by L. V. Foelikel, acting Brigadier Major, Camp Morgan, January 20, 1815

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4. Morning report of the 10th Regiment of the Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel Robert Young, signed by John Austen, Adjutant, 10th Regiment, Louisiana Militia, Camp Morgan, Janaury 20, 1915

5. Morning report of the 13the Regiment, Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel Warner, signed by J. R. Salisbury, Adjutant, 13th Regiment, Louisiana Militia, Janaury 20, 1815

6. Return of the 17th regiment of Militia of Louisiana, commanded by Colonel [Josiah S.] Johnston, stationed at Camp Morgan under the command of Brigadier General Morgan, signed by Charles T. Scott, Adjutant, Camp Morgan, January 20, 1815

7. Morning report of the 10th Regiment of the Louisiana Militia, commanded by Robert C. Young, Camp Morgan, January 21, 1815

8. Morning report of the 17th Regiment of Militia of Louisiana, commanded by Colonel Johnston, stationed at Camp Morgan, under command of General Morgan, Camp Morgan, January 21, 1815

9. Report of guards committed to my care as officer of the day commencing the 20th inst., signed L. H. Moor, Major and officer of the day, Camp Morgan, January 22, 1815

10. Morning report of the 17th Regiment of Militia of Louisiana under the command of Colonel Johnston at Camp Morgan, Camp Morgan, January 22, 1815

11. Report of guards mounted at and round about the Camp Morgan on the 24th, relieved on the 25th, January 1815, signed by Ibenezer Petty, Captain in the 16th Regiment, Camp Morgan, January 25, 1815

12. Morning report of the 10th Regiment of Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel Robert Young, Camp Morgan, January 25, 1815

13. Morning report of the 10th Regiment of Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel Robert Young, Camp Morgan, January 26, 1815

14. Morning report of the 10th Regiment of Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel Robert Young, Camp Morgan, January 28, 1815

15. Morning report of the detachment of Louisiana Militia under the command of Colonel A. DeClouet, stationed at Jourdan's Canal, Jourdan's Canal, January 29, 1815

16. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel A. DeClouet stationed at Jourdan's Canal, Jourdan's Canal, January 30, 1815

17. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana Militia under the command of Colonel A. DeClouet stationed at Jourdan's Canal, Jourdan's Canal, February 1, 1815

18. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel A. DeClouet, Camp Morgan, February 2, 1815

19. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel William Willis, Camp Morgan, February 3, 1815

20. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel A. DeClouet, Camp Morgan, February 4, 1815

21. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana Militia, commanded by Colonel William Willis, Camp Morgan, February 14, 1815

24. US Army, morning, weekly and monthly reports of military units stationed in Louisiana area, 1814-1815:

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1. A report of the strength of the different corps of militia of the state of Louisiana under the command of Brigadier General David B. Morgan, commanding on the right bank of the Missippi, men present under Colonel DeClouet, Colonel Young, Colonel Willis and Lieutenant Draughon, signed by David B. Morgan, Brigadier General Comds and L. V. Foelikel, acting Brigadier Major, Camp Morgan, February 5, 1815

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2. Morning report of a detachment of of Louisiana Militia under the command of A. DeClouet, Camp Morgan, February 5, 1815

3. Morning report of a deatchment of Louisiana Militia commanded by Colonel William Willis, Camp Morgan, February 5, 1815

4. Morning report of the 10th Regiment of Louisiana Militia commanded by Colonel Robert Young, Camp Morgan, February 5, 1815

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5. Weekly report consolidated of a detachment of drafted militia under the command of Captain R. T. Sackett, stationed at Fort St. Leon from the 1st day of January 1815 to the 5th of February 1815, Fort St. Leon, February 6, 1815

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6. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana Militia commanded by Colonel William Willis, Camp Morgan, February 6, 1815

7. Morning report of the 10th Regiment of Louisiana Militia commanded by Colonel Robert Young, Camp Morgan, February 6, 1815

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8. A report of the different corps of Militia of the state of Louisiana and other troops at Camp Morgan under the command of Brigadier General David B. Morgan, commanding the right bank of the Mississppi, Camp Morgan, February 7, 1815

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9. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel A. DeClouet, Camp morgan, February 7, 1815

10. Morning report of the 10th Regiment of Louisiana Militia commanded by Colonel Robert Young, Camp Morgan, February 7, 1815

11. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana Militia commanded by Colonel William Willis, Camp Morgan, February 7, 1815

12. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana Militia commanded by Colonel Willis, Camp Morgan, February 8, 1815

13. Morning report of the 10th Regiment of Louisiana Militia commanded by Colonel Robert Young, Camp Morgan, February 8, 1815

14. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana Militia commanded by Colonel William Willis, Camp Morgan, Febraury 9, 1815

15. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana Militia commanded by Colonel William Willis, Camp Morgan, February 10, 1815

16. Morning report of the 10th Regiment of Louisiana Militia commanded by Colonel Robert Young, Camp Morgan, February 9, 1815

17. Weekly report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Captain F. Penne, stationed at Fort St. Leon, Fort St. Leon, February 12, 1815

18. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel A. DeClouet, Camp Morgan, February 12, 1815

19. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel A. DeClouet, Camp Morgan, February 13, 1815

20. Morning report of a battalion of Louisiana Militia commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Willis, Camp Morgan, Febraury 13, 1815

25. US Army, morning, weekly and monthly reports of military units stationed in the Louisiana area, 1814-1815:

1. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana Milita commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Willis, Camp Morgan, February 14, 1815

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2. Morning report of troopt under Colonel DeClouet, Colonel Willis and Lieutenant Draughon, Camp Morgan, February 18, 1815

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3. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, Camp Morgan, February 21, 1815

4. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, sigend by Lieutenant John L. Thomas, Camp Morgan, February 22, 1815

5. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, February 23, 1815

6. Morning report of a [?] of Louisiana Militia commanded by Lieutenant Colonel William Willis, signed by Willis B. Vick, Adjutant, Camp Morgan, right bank of the river, February 24, 1815

7. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, Camp Morgan, February 24, 1815

8. Morning report of a [?] of Louisiana Militia, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Willis, Camp Morgan, February 25, 1815

9. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonal Alexander DeClouet, Camp Morgan, Febraury 25, 1815

10. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, Camp Morgan, February 26, 1815

11. Morning report of a Battalion of Consolidated Louisiana Militia under the command of Lieutenant Colonel William Willis, Camp Morgan, February 26, 1815

12. Morning report of troops under Colonel DeClouet, Colonel Willis and Lieutenant Draughon, Camp Morgan, February 27, 1815

13. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, Camp Morgan, February 27, 1815

14. Report of the guard mounted at Camp Morgan on the 26th and relieved on the 27th of February 1815, signed by Peter McWilliams, 3rd Lieutenant and officer of the day, Camp Morgan, February 27, 1815

15. Monthly report of the detachment of Militia, stationed at Camp Hopkins, Interior Parish of Lafourche under the command of Captain C. R. Hicks for February 1815, report of Captain Hicks' company, Fort Thibodeaux volunteers and detachment of drafted militia, signed by C. R. Hicks, Camp Hopkins, February 28, 1815

16. Monthly report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, singed by Philip Caldwell and [?] Thomas, Adjutant, Camp Morgan, February 28, 1815

17. Monthly report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, signed by Sam laughlin, Captain and [?] Thomas, Adjutant, Camp Morgan, March 4, 1815

18. Morning report of a batt[alion] of Louisiana Militia under command of Lieutenant Colonel Willis, signed by W. Willis and Hicks, Camp Morgan, March 6, 1815

19. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, signed by Philip Caldwell and J. Haifleigh, Camp Morgan, March 7, 1815

20. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana Drafted Militoa under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, signed by I. Townsend, Captain, and J. Haifleigh, Lieutenant, Camp Morgan, March 11, 1815

21. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana Drafted Militia under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, signed by I. Townsend, Captain, and J. Haifleigh, Lieutenant, Camp Morgan, March 13, 1815

26. US Army, morning, weekly and monthly reports of military units stationed in the Louisiana area, 1814-1815:

1. Morning report of a detachment of mounted rangers under the command of Lieutenant Draughon, signed by Robert Draughon, Lieutenant, January 15, 1815

2. Morning report of a detachment of mounted rangers under the command of Lieutenant Draughon, signed by Robert Draughon, January 17, 1815

3. Morning report of a detachment of mounted rangers under the command of Lieutenant Draughon, January 20, 1815

4. Morning report of a detachment of mounted rangers under the command of Lieutenant Draughon, January 21, 1815

5. Morning report of a detachment of mounted rangers commanded byLieutenant Draughon, January 26, 1815

6. Morning report of a detachment of mounted rifle men commanded by Lieutenant Draughon, February 3, 1815

7. Morning report of a detachment of mounted rifle men commanded byLieutenant Draughon, February 6, 1815

8. Morning report of a detachment of mounted rifle men commanded by Lieutenant Draughon, February 7, 1815

9. Morning report of a detachment of mounted rifle men commanded by Lieutenant Draughon, note on back "Remarks on the first: for men deserters from the drafted militias of [?] were brought to this camp and confined", signed Robert Draughon, February 8, 1815

10. Morning report of a detachment of mounted rifle men commanded by Lieutenant Draughon, February 9, 1815

11. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, signed by Philip Caldwell and J. Heifleigh, Camp Morgan, March 15, 1815

12. Morning report of a detachment of Louisiana drafted militia under the command of Colonel Alexander DeClouet, signed by [?] Thomas, Adjutant, Camp Morgan, March 16, 1815

13. Morning report of a detachment of mounted rangers under the command of Lieutenant Draughon, signed by Robert Draughon, Lieutenant, undated

27. US Army, General Orders, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, signed A. B. Browne, Aide de Camp, December 18, 1814

28. US Army, General Orders, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, general orders for inspection of troops on January 20, 1815, January 19, 1815

29. US Army, "Official papers relative to the late war in 1814 and 1815", transcriptions of letters, orders and proclamations realting to the war, August 23, 1813-October [14], 1814

30. US Congress, resolution setting forth the value of Olivers Polluck's services as US Commerical Agent at New Orleans during the revolution and urging the settlement of his account, signed by Charles Thomson, October 22, 1782

31. US Post Office Department, Appointment Office, Lanzin Soirier, appointed postmaster at Bringiers, St. James Parish, Louisiana, Washington DC, June 2, 1845

32. US Treasury, three expense claims of defendants for the United States in the trial of Aaron Burr:

1. Jesse Bledsoe, Novemebr 15, 1806

2. Thomas T. Davis, December 5, 1806

3. William Parker, December 5, 1806

33. de Unzaga y Ameraga, Don Luis, ADS promoting Gilbert Guillmand to Sub-lieutenant of 4th Company of Militia volunteers, and typescript, New Orleans, June 1, 1775

34. de Unzaga de Ameraga, Don Luis, ALS to the Corporation of New Orleans, New Orleans, [French], March 20, 1770

35. de Unzaga de Ameraga, Don Luis, letter to the Corporation of the Town of New Orleans concerning its judicial papers, New Orleans, [Spanish], September 7, 1770

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1. Vidal, Nicholas, ALS to the Cabildo announcing the nomination of Nicholas Vidal to the position of Lieutenant Governor and Minister of War for the Province of Louisiana, New Orleans, [Spanish], June 22, 1790

2. Vidal Nicholas, letter to Le Baron de Carondelet, New Orleans, [Spanish], March 12, 1792

3. de Villanueva, Francisco, ALS to Don Alexander O'Reilly, Madrid, [Spanish], March 28, 1774

4. Villere, Jacques, letter to Colonel Johnston, Camp Morgan, Camp Villere, Janaury 24, 1815

5. Villere, [Jacques], Major General, letter to Commander Patterson, New Orleans, January 6, 1817

6. Visley, Thoreau, letter to Joseph Roffignac, New Orleans, [French], February 3, 1817

7. Voorhies, Albert, letter from Albert Voorhies, Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana, to President Andrew Johnson, political view of the riot in New Orleans on July 30, 1866, New Orleans, October 3, 1866

8. Voorhies, Albert, letter to J. A. Rozier regarding the reconvocation of the Convention of 1864, New Orleans, July 13, 1866

9. W., L. S., ALS to Joseph Fowler, including a letter by L. S. W. to President Zachary Taylor (My 9, 1849), New Orleans, July 11, 1849

1. W., L. S., 1/3 leaf requesting letter to be delivered to Joseph Fowler, signed L. S. W., July 11, 1849

2. "Poetry by Miss Fowler, while governess at her brother in law Mr. Jacob Craigens, Buena Vista. Properly called Fair View Plantation", 1/3 leaf, undated

3. [W., L. S.?], copy of a letter addressed to the President, Friend Taylor, regarding the injustice done to Mr. Fowler (a carpenter who worked at the Capitol President's House), May 9, 1849

4. [W., L. S.?], letter to Fowler, Washington DC, undated

10. Waggaman, George A., letter to Mrs. James Madison, Baltimore, October 6, 1839

11. Walker, Joseph, letter to [?] Baton Rouge, includes a newspaper clipping commenting on the death of Ex-Governor General Joseph Walker, August 17, 1852

12. Walsh, Patricio, letter to the city council of New Orleans announcing his appointment as a Vicar Governor of Louisiana, New Orleans, [Spanish], June 26, 1793

13. Watkins, John, Dr., letter to General James Wilkinson, New Orleans. August 24, 1804

14. Watson, John T., ALS to Lavinia Watson, October 21, [18]39

15. Wells, A., Captain, Captain John D. Rogers and Jean Coldwell, letter to General James Wilkinson, Mobile Bay, April 19, 1813

16. West, J. R., letter to H. B. Anthony, Westerly, RI, August 6, 1873

17. West India Company, commission of Captain Magasny, Seaman of the New Orleans, Paris, [French], March 30, 1724

18. White, E. D., letter to the Secretary of the Navy, reccommending Mr. Louis Eugene [M?son] to be appointed midshipman, September 18, 1834

19. White, E. D., letter to Lawrence Bower, Washington DC, September 25, 1896

20. Wickham, John, letter to Robert Carter, Richmond, April 30, 1797

21. Wickliffe, Robert, letter to C. Cushing, Attorney General, Bay of Sara, January 14, 1854

22. Wilkinson, James, General, letter to President John Adams, Boston, September 27, 1799

23. Wilkinson, James, General, letter to Cowles Meade, Secretary of Mississippi Territory, Nachitoches, LA, September 28, 1806

24. Wilkinson, James, General, letter to Governor William C. C. Clairborne of Louisiana, New Orleans, January 3, 1807

25. Wilkinson, James, General, letter from anonymous author, signed "I am Sir Yours, an American", Natchez, March 4, 1807

26. Wilkinson, James, General, letter to David Clark, Washington DC, July 10, 1807

27. Wilkinson, James, General, letter to General Henry Dearborn, Washington DC, July 24, 1810

28. Wilkinson, James, General, letter and transcript of letter to Colonel Van Rasselaer, [Troy], January 16, 1814

29. Wilkinson, James, General, defense of General James Wilkinson at his trial in 1814, December 18, 1814

30. Wilkinson, James, General, letter to Thomas Jefferson, Mexico City, September 27, 1822

31. Williams, L., letter to Brigadier General James Wilkinson, Pittsburg, May 7, 1794

32. Wilson, George, letter to General James Wilkinson, Lexington, November 8, 1793

33. Wright, R., ALS to General James Wilkinson, Washington DC, 1811

34. Ximenes, Carlos, letter to Baron de Carondelet, [for the return letter, see Baron de Carondelet, January 13, 1792], New Orleans, [Spanish], January 12, 1792

35. Young, Brigham, letter to Thomas Bragg, Governor of North Carolina, Executive Department, Great Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, November 28, 1792

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36. Photograph, cabinet card with photograph of a man with a beard, signed Murphy J. Foster, New Orleans, undated

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1. Letter to Rufus King regarding negotiations between France and Spain about Louisiana, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, December 30, 1801

2. To Rufus King, Paris, some in English and some in cypher and typed summary/description of item, January 25, 1802

3. Letter from M. Sumter to Rufus King regarding a request by Sumter to ahve King deliver the enclosed letter [not enclosed here] to Mr. Livingston in Paris, Paris, February 23, 1802

4. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, March 10, 1802

5. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summar/description of the item, March 27, 1802

6. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, April 10, 1802

7. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, April 19, 1802

8. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, May 10, 1802

9. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, May 22, 1802

10. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, June 8, 1802

11. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, June 31, 1802

12. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, June 1802

13. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, July 19, 1802

14. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, August 2, 1802

15. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, attached note, with typed summary/description of the item, August 14, 1802

16. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, November 11, 1802

17. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, November 17, 1802

18. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, [January?] 20, 1803

19. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, February 3, 1803

20. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, February 28, 1803

21. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, March 8, 1803

22. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, March 15, 1803

23. Letter to Minister for the Exterior Relations for the French Republic, Paris, March 16, 1803

24. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, [missing pages], March 23, 1803

25. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, April 1, 1803

26. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, April 13, 1803

27. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, April 20, 1803

28. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, April 27, 1803

29. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, April 27, 1803

30. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, May 2, 1803

31. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, with typed summary/description of the item, May 7, 1803

32. Letter from Livingston and James Monroe to Rufus King, Paris, May 9, 1803

33. Letter to Rufus King, Paris, May 11, 1803

34. Letter from Livingston and James Monroe to Rufus King announcing the treaty for the United States to acquire Louisiana, Paris, May 1803

35. "The Louisiana Purchase: Original letters Written by Robert R. Livingston to Rufus King, 1801-1803...being an account of the negotiations with Napoleon which resulted in the Louisiana Purchase", contains 10 printed portrait, letters removed and placed in individual folders

1. Robert R, Livingston

2. Rufus King [signed]

3. James Monroe

4. Robert R. Livingston

5. Napoleon I

6. [Barbe-Marbois]

7. Thomas Jefferson

8. George III, King of Great Britain

9. Bernadotte, King of Sweden

10. James Madison

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1. New Orleans, report of the demands of citizens after the fire of March 21, 1788,[Spanish], March 27, 1788

2. New Orleans, inventory of number and value of homes in each neighborhood of New Orleans in order to tax for new lighting facilities, [Spanish]

1. No. 1, 1er Barrio, April 30, 1795

2. No. 2, 2° Barrio, April 30, 1795

3. No. 3, Tercer Barrio, April 30, 1795

4. No. 4, 4° Barrio, April 30, 1795

5. No. 5, Primer Barrio, August 31, 1795

6. No. 6, 2° Barrio, August 31, 1795

7. No. 7, Tercer Barrio. August 31, 1795

8. No. 8, 4° Barrio, August 31, 1795

9. No. 9, 1er Barrio, December 31, 1795

10. No. 10, 2° Barrio, December 31, 1795

11. No. 12, 4° Barrio, December 31, 1795

3. New Orleans, inventory of number and value of homes in each neigborhood of New Orleans in order of tax for new lighting facilities, 1801

1. No. 17, February 28, 1801

2. No. 18, March 31, 1801

3. No. 19, April 30, 1801

4. No. 20, May 31, 1801

5. No. 21, June 30, 1801

6. No. 22, July 31, 1801

7. No. 23, August 31, 1801

8. No. 24, September 30, 1801

9. No. 25, October 31, 1801

10. No. 26, November 30, 1801

11. No. 27, December 31, 1801

3. Galveston, surveyors maps of the District of Galveston, Louisiana, 1789-1794

1. Surveyed by Michael Walsh, Benjamin White and Paul Cheson, 1789

2. Joseph LeBlanc, [Spanish], 1789

3. James Smith Yarborough, Juan B. Allman, [Spanish], 1793

4. Ricardo Ellis, John Burtin, Joseph LeBlanc, [Spanish], 1793

5. Marcos Devillexs, John Harrison, [Spanish and English], 1793

6. Hand drawn map in pencil, undated

7. William Webb, [English and French], January 8, 1793

8. Joseph Richard, James McColoch, [English and Spanish], 1793

9. Peter Natus, James Johnston, [English and Spanish], 1793

10. James McColoch, Joseph Richard, John Harrison, [English and Spanish], 1793

11. Pedro Natus, James Johnston, Joseph Pauly, [Spanish], 1794

12. Daniel McConnell, [English and Spanish], 1794

13. Jordan, James and William Yarberry, [English and Spanish], 1793

14. Joset Prara, Fabian Ramos, Madame Nichola [English and Spanish], 1794

15. Philipe Ramire, Joset Pine, Miguel Massias, Diego Quintant, Thomas Collado [Spanish], 1794

16. Miguel Massias, Joset Capidan, Joset Pino, Esteban Ramos [Spanish], 1784

17. Joset Massias, Diego Quintant, Thomas Collado, [Spanish], 1794

18. Juan Melchor, William Spawn, Francisco Moralis, Matthias Martin, [Spanish], 1794

19. Francisco Moralis, Juan Melchor, Mathias Martin, [Spanish], 1794

20. Thomas Collado, Joset Prara, Josepha Pabona, Miguel Massias, [Spanish], 1794

21. Josepha Pabona, Madame Nichola, Thomas Collado, Jose Prara, [Spanish], 1794

22. John Harrison, Barthelomew Hernandez, Antonio Jose Prara, [Spanish], 1794

23. Marcos Develliexs, Juan Tilano, Joset Ramare, [Spanish], 1794

24. Filipe Escape, Juan Hanica, [Spanish], 1794

25. Juan Hanica, Juans Grouse, [Spanish], 1794

5. Galveston, surveyors maps of the District of Galveston, Louisiana, 1794-1803

1. Juan Edcot, [Spanish], 1794

2. Joseph Pauli, Pedro Natus, James Johnston, [Spanish], 1794

3. Pedro Cussot, [Spanish], 1794

4. Joset Panara, Joset Pino, Philipe Ramere, George Hulsell, Joset Massias, [Spanish], 1794

5. Joset Pino, George Alanso, Fred Kilton, [Spanish], 1794

6. Diego Quintant, George Alanso, Frederick Kilton, [Spanish], 1794

7. Michael Walsh, John Alman, [English], 1795

8. Michael Walsh, John Alman, [English], July 20, 1795

9. Don Franco Rusman, Chris Bolling, 1797

10. John Alman, Chris Bolling, 1797

11. Juan Tuley, Carlos [?], [handwritten, Spanish], 1803

6. Authoritative Council of Louisiana, report to Don Alexander O'Reilly concerning land concessions, New Orleans, [handwritten, French], February 26, 1770

7. Notes relative to the History of Louisiana, [French and English], 1704-1777

8. General Assembly of Louisiana, extract of the General Register of the deliberations taken in the assemblies of the Generals of Administration; concerning the transfer of Louisiana to the King of France by the West India Company, New Orleans, [handwritten, French], February 24, 1770

9.New Orleans, Commissaire du Cabildo, ALS to Don Alexander O'Reilly, [handwritten, French], February 24, 1770

10. Governors of Louisiana, History of Spanish Louisiana Government, Letters of the Governors (copies), [3 booklets, handwritten, French]

1. No. 1, October 13, 1770-June 22, 1790

2. No.2, March 20, 1766

3. February 21, 1770-March 16, 1780

11. New Orleans, District Attorney, ADS concerning the robbery of a Spanish vessel by the pirates of Barataria Island, [handwritten, English], January 17, 1814

12. Inhabitants of the District of St. Charles, letter to James Wilkinson, signed by Edward Hempstead, St. Charles, [handwritten, English, and typescript of item]. July 12, 1805

13. Registrar of New Orleans, ALS to Don J. de Arraya announcing the nomination of Don Alexander O'Reilly, New Orleans, [handwritten, French], 1770

14. Treasury Department, receipt issued by Vincente Joseph Nuñez to Felipe Guzman, New Orleans, [Spanish], June 27, 1788

15. Treasury Department, certificate issued to Francisco Langlois to pay him Spanish coins as part of his salary, signed by Gilberto Leonard and Manuel Gonzalez Amirez, New Orleans, [printed and handwritten, Spanish], February 22, 1802

16. Treasury Department, promissory notes employed in Louisiana financial transactions, New Orleans, 1804-1846

1. $1900, [French], January 17, 1804

2. $115.00 for L. Brown, [English], July 23, 1809

3. $ 8000.00 for John McDonogh, [French], October 15, 1813

4. $267 for John McDonogh, [English], February 4, 1815

5. $ 4000.00, [French and English], January 1, 1816

6. $365.00 for John McDonogh, [English], December 1, 1841

7. $ 41.66 for John McDonogh, [English], December 24, 1842

8. $41.66 for John McDonogh, [English], December 24, 1842

9. $840.00 for John McDonogh, [English], January 14, 1843

10. $513.50 for John McDonogh, Louisiana State Bank, [English], October 23, 1844

11. $200.00 for John McDonogh, Louisiana State Bank, [English], November 30, 1844

12. $ 3,032.00 for JOhn McDonogh, [English], December 8, 1846

17. Treasury Department, record of appointment, signed by Gilberto Leonard, [handwritten, Spanish], June 6, 1798

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1. Letter to Mons. Le Comte de [Brent], Colonel of the King's Normandy Regiment, [handwritten, French], January 10, 1678

2. Letter to Mons. C. de Sommé, Colonel of Infantry, [handwritten, French], January 12, 1681

3. King's order to change the garrison, Versailles, [handwritten, French], 1685

4. King's order reestablishing the company of Charles de Blerne at Champagne, Fontainebleau, [handwritten, French], August 26, 1702

5. Letter to Mons. Le Marquis de Sirgnilay, Colonel of the King's regiment of Champagne, Fontainebleau, [handwreitten, French], October 4, 1702

6. Letter to Mon. Le Comte Dangomirr, Commander of the King's regiment at Normandy, Versailles, [handwritten, French], January 24, 1706

7. Letter to Mons. le Comte Dangomirr, Versaille, [handwritten, French], May 5, 1706

8. Letter to DeBlanc, Marly, [handwritten, French], May 8, 1715

Louis XV

9. King's decree stating that all military officers, who wish to serve voluntarily as captains or sub-officers in the West India Company, may do so without loss of rank in His Majesty's Service, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typed summary of item], April 4, 1730

10. King's decree concerning the formation of the Superior Council of Louisiana, Marly, [handwritten, French, and transcription of item], May 22, 1731

11. Phelypeaux, decisions from the registers of the State in france for the settlement of money owed the King by the West India Company and vice cersa, boith in commercial transactions and in the loss of a French merchant vessel, Le Prince de Conty, Marly, [handwritten, French, and typed summary of item], [September 2, 1732?]

12. Regulations for the formation and support of militia for the defense of Louisiana, Fountainebleau, [handwritten, French], November 11, 1732

13. Decision of the King concerning the rank of officers of the militia ordered to be stationed in Louisiana, Fontainebleau, [handwritten, French], Novemebr 11, 1732

14. Extracts from the register of the Superior Council of Quebec, announcing the election of the commander of the Navy at Montreal as a member of Quebec's Superior Council and the regualtions for the rank he is to occupy in that position, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typed summary of item], [April 7, 1733?], filed at Quebec, [August 7, 1733?]

15. Declaration of the King establishing the place of the commandant of the Navy in public functiond in Canada, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and types summary of item], [April 22, 1732?], filed at Quebec, [September 4, 1733?]

16. Ordinance of the King setting punishment for those who failed to follow a decree issued in 1725 which ordered that all marriage contracts and other grants be published at a meeting of the superior council and registered in the same year of the contract or grants, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typed summary of item], September 8, 1733

17. King's decree confirming the appointment of Denir to the command of Natchitoches, Versailles, [handwritten, French], July [?], 1734

18. King's decree announcing that any soldier, who has been granted land concessions and privileges, will be deprived of same and reinstated in the army if, after a specified time, the land allotted to him is not found properly developed and cared for, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typed summary of item, English], August 17, 1734, register in New Orleans, September 1735

19. King's order to the Governor, the Commissariat, and to all other officers of Louisiana, delineating rules for the places to be occupied by civil officers in the church, at parades, and at other public ceremonies and functions, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typed summary of item, English], August 17, 1734

20. King's decree granting Charles Karra's Swiss Regiment in Louisiana an increase in monetary allowance, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typed summary of item, English], September 6, 1735

21. King's order allowing soldiers erving him in Louisiana to be honorably discharged in order that they might care for alnd granted them by the French government, [handwritten, French, and typed summary of item], September 14, 1735, registered at New Orleans, April 27, 1736

22. Rules for commercial and Naval operations on waters about Louisiana, for file in the Bureau of Control in New orleans, Versailles, [handwritten, French], September 14, 1735

23. Order of the King that from July 1, 1737 and during the 10 years thereafter, all products of Louisiana may be exempt from the duties in the neighboring islands belong to France, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typed summary of item, English], February 4, 1737

24. Copy of the patent letter in the form of an edict given courier de Bois which grants an amnesty to a number of fur traders cherged with marauding, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typescript of item, English], April 22, 1737

25. King's decree concerning trades in which soldiers in Louisiana might legally engage, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typescript of item, English], September 10, 1737

26. List of disabled soldiers in New Orelans who are to be put on half pay from Janusry 1, 1738, Compiegne, [handwritten, French, and typescript of item, English], July 27, 1737, registered at New Orleans, June 3, 1739

27. Decree of the King concerning the formation of cadet companies in Canada, Louisiana and New France, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typescript of item, English], December 16, 1738

28. Regulations for naming tutors and curators for minors in the colonies, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typescript of item, English, and typed summary of item, English], October 20, 1741

29. King's edict creating the position of Assessor in the superior council on Louisiana, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typescript summary of item, English], August 1742

30. Declaration of the King concerning the manner of raising children by tutors or guardians who may either be in France or in the colonies, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typescript of item, English], [February 1?], 1743

31. Declaration of the King concerning concessions made to the colonies, Versailles, [handwritten, French], July 17, 1743

32. King's decree stating that no establishment whether ecclesiastic or lay for educational or commercial purposes, may begin in Louisiana or in the other colonies without the receipt of letters patents, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typescript summary of item, English], November 25, 1743

33. King's order concerning war vessels and naval convoys operating between France and the colonies, Camp near Tournay, [handwritten, French, and typed summary of item, English], May 14, 1745

34. King's order announcing that the Captain de Blanc is to be the new commander of the Port of Natchitoches, Castle Bouchour, [handwritten, French], June 1746

35. Mons. Denir, appointed to be 2nd Ensign of a French Infantry company, is to be met and accepted by the Governor of Louisiana, Castle Bouchour, [handwritten, French], June 1746

36. Regulation of appeals to the French Court, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typescript summary of item, English], October 1, 1747

37. King's decree upholding concessions granted July 17, 1743, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typescript summary of item, English], October 1, 1747

38. Order of King appointing Mons. Oliver de Vazin Surveyor in Cheif of Louisiana, Versailles, [handwritten, French], October 9, 1747

39. King's edict annulling the amount usually allotted the French Admiral for captures on sea and offering compensation for the Royal Treasury, Versialles, [handwritten, French], May 5, 1748

40. Order of the King connecting Natchitoches and Louisiana to the Military District of St. Louis, Compiegne, [handwritten, French], June 11, 1750

41. King's order reducing the number of companies composing the colonial militia from 37 ro 36, Versailles, [handwritten, French, and typed summary of item, English], January 30, 1754

42. Appointments of Enoul de Livaudias as 2nd Ensign, Lieutenant in the Louisiana Infantry, successor to Belleisle, who was promoted to 1st Ensign, Versailles, [handwritten, French], February 1, 1754

43. King's notice to the Governor of Lousiana that Mons. Denir has been promoted to Ensign of Louisiana Militia, Versailles, [handwritten, French], October 1, 1762

44. Announcement that d'Ernville is to fill the vacancy of 2nd Lieutenant, Legion of St. Domingo,Versailles, [handwritten, French], September 9, 1769

45. King's order promoting d'Ernville from 2nd Lieutenant to 1st Lieutenant, Versailles, [handwritten, French], November 25, 1773

Louis XVI

46. King's order appointing d'Ernville to be commander of the company of hunters in the regiment at the isle of St. Domingo, Versailles, [handwritten, French], March 1, 1776

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1. "Testimonio de las Pruebas hechas por Don Bernardo de Galvez Coronel del regimento: fijo de las Luisiana para ponerse la cruz de la real y distinguida orden Espanola de Carlo Tercero", ["Certified copy of the proofs of noble birth adduced byt he famous Bernard de Galvez when he received the cross of Charles III"], [1 volume, bound, Spanish], 1782

2. Census of England, Scotland and Wales, "A Census of the Population of England, Scotland and Wales; also the number of houses in each county taken in the years 1801 and 1802. Carefully extracted from the grand work printed for the use of government and members of the Honourable House of Commons", [1 volume, bound, English], 1803

3. "Un Louisianaias a les Concitorjens", Louisiana, [French], 1814-1815

4. "La Settimana Santificata", unknown author, 1861-1870

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Parsons, Edward Alexander

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1. Envelopes with handwritten notes

1. From New Orleans Public Service to E. D. Kohlman

2. From New Orleans Public Service to Henry J. Leonard

3. From New Orleans Public Service to J. L. Fischman

4. From New Orleans Public Service to Dr. Rudolph M. Landry

5. Envelope with handwritten notes

2. Untitled manuscript with many revisions, undated

3. "Raison d'etre", manuscript, undated

4. "Homer", manuscript, undated

5. "Introductory", manuscript, undated

6. "Caracalla", manuscript, undated

7. "[Caesar]", manuscript, undated

8. "Islam, the Last Phase", manuscript, undated

9. Murphy J. Foster photograph, cabinet card with photograph of a man with a beard, signed "Murphy J. Foster", New Orleans, undated

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1. Robert, Comte D'Argout, Marshall of the camp at arms of the King, March 12, 1779

2. Claiborne, William Charles Cole, Governor of the Territory of Orleans, appointing Denis Laronde as a Major in the 3rd Regiment of the Militia of the Territory of Orleans, October 25, 1808

3. Claiborne, William Charles Cole, Governor of Louisiana, appointing Peter Denis de la Ronde Colonel of the 3rd Regiment, March 15, 1812

4. [Villere, Jacques Phillipe], Governor of Louisiana, electing Peter Denis de la Ronde as Major General of the 1st Division of the Militia of the State of Louisiana, February 5, 1817

5. Robertson, Thomas Bolling, Governor of Louisiana, nominating Joshua Lewis as Administrator of the University of New Orleans, January 12, 1824

6. Robertson, Thomas Bolling, Governor of Louisiana, nominating Joshua Lewis as Administrator of the University of New Orleans, January 15, 1824

7. Johnson, Henry, Governor of Louisiana, nominating Joshua Lewis as Regent of the Central of Primary Schools in the City and suburbs of New Orleans, April 3, 182[6?]

8. Johnson, Henry, Governor of Louisiana, [partial document], March 6, 1828

9. Johnson, Henry, Governor of Louisiana, appointing Felipe de Armas as a notary public, November 29, 1828

10. Derbigny, Peter, Governor of Louisiana, electing William [T?] Boatman cornet of the East Feliciana Troop of Horses in the 21st Regiment, January 4, 1829

11. Dupre, Jacques, Acting Governor of Louisiana, nominatinf James [Puech?] as Director of the Bank of Louisiana, January 17, 1831

12. Roman, A. B., Governor of Louisiana, appointing J. lewis Regent of the Central of Primary Schools for New Orleans, March 25, 1831

13. Roman, A. B., Governor of Louisiana, appointing Charles Derbigny as Director of the Union Bank of Louisiana until the 2nd Monday in February 1833, June 15, 1832

14. Walker, Joseph, Governor of Louisiana, appointing James P. Yergen as Pay Master of the Washington Regiment of the Militia of Louisiana, to serve four years from the 5th day of June 1852, June 19, 1852

15. Moore, Thomas Overton, Governor of Louisiana, appointing A. Ducatel as a notary public to take effect May 1, 1861, April 30, 1861

16. Moore, Thomas Overton, Governor of Louisiana, appointing William Hearsey to return Morris Solomon to Louisiana, December 6, 1861

17. Shepley, George, Military Governor of Louisiana, appointing Abel Dreyfus as a notary public, December 22, 1862

18. Wells, J. Madison, Governor of Louisiana, appointing Andrew Hero as a notary public, May 1, 1865

19. Stewart, R. M., Governor of Missouri, certifying W. L. Fitzgerald as a notary public on January 4, 186[?], March 26, 186[?]

20. Warmoth, Henry Clay, Governor of Louisiana, appointing Edward Bissell as Commissioner for the State of Louisiana, approved on March 9, 1855, September 23, 1871

21. Nicholls, Francis Tillou, Governor of Louisiana, appointing Octave de Armas as a notary public, June 13, 1877

22. Wiltz, Louis Alfre, Governor of Louisiana, appointing Anatole Paualle as a notary public on February 4, 1880, March 3, 1880

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1. de Lemos, Manuel Gayosos, broadside announcing the treaty negotiated between Spain and American and difficulties that arose from said treaty, Natchez, December 3, 1796

2. St. Deny, D, letter to Louis de Kerlerec and Jean Baptiste Claude Descloseaux, New Orleans, [French], May 26, 1757

3. de Stanville, le Duc, ADS concerning the promotion of a single soldier in the Louisiana Infantry, Versailles, [French], May 10, 1765

4. US Army, an account of the pay and expenses of a Regiment of Mounted Infantry to cooperate in taking possession of New Orleans, [handwritten, English], 1803-1804

5. US Army, an account of the pay and expenses of a Regiment od Mounted Infantry to cooperate in taking possession of New Orleans, [handwritten, English], February 5, 1811

6. US Army, a report of the strength of the different corps of Militia of the State of Louisiana and other troops at Camp Morgan, under the command of Brigadier General David B. Morgan, commanding on the right bank of the Mississippi, Camp Morgan, [handwritten, English], January 15, 1815

7. US Army, a report of the strength of the different corps of the Militia of the State of Louisiana and their troops at Camp Morgan, commanding ont he right bank of the Mississippi, signed by L. V. Foelikel, acting Brigadier General, Camp Morgan, [handwritten, English], January 20, 1815

8. US Army, a report of the strength of the different corps of Militia of the State of Louisiana under the command of Brigadier General David B. Morgan, commanding on the right bank of the Mississippi, men present under Colonel DeClouet, Colonel Young, Colonel Willis and Lieutenant Draughon, signed by David B. Morgan, Brigadier General Comds. and L. V. Foelikel, acting Brigadier General, Camp Morgan, [handwritten, English], February 5, 1815

9. US Army, weekly report consolidated of a detachment of Drafted Militia under the command of Captain R. T. Sackett, stationed at Fort St. Leon from the 1st day of January 1815 to the 5th of February 1815, Fort St. Leon, [handwritten, English], February 6, 1815

10. US Army, a report of the different corps of Militia of the State of Louisiana and other troops at Camp Morgan under the command of brigadier General David B. Morgan, commanding the right bank of the Mississippi, Camp Morgan, [handwritten, English], Febraury 7, 1815

11. US Army, morning report of troops under Colonel DeClouet, Colonel Willis and Lieutenant Draughon, Camp Morgan, [handwritten, English], February 18, 1815

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De Galvez, Bernardo

5.2 Record of the marriage of Bernardo de Galvez to Felicitas de St. Maxent, November 2, 1777

5.3 ALS to MYA, March 16, 1780

5.4 ALS to MYA, April 29, 1780

5.5 ALS to Luis de Unzaga y Amezaga, [Spanish], August 24, 1782

5.6 ALS to MYA, April 15, 1785

5.7 ALS to Esteban Rodriquez Miró, June 24, 1785

6. Document stating that Don bernardo de Galvez, Colonel of the Royal Armies, Intendant and Inspector Genernal of the Province of Louisiana, gives to Pedro Lacoste titles to 40 arpents of land in front and on both sides of Bayou Nez Pique, New Orleans, [printed, Spanish], August 23, 1781

Lafitte, Jean

McDonogh, John

10.3 Grymes, John Randolph, ADS, petition to Judge of the US District Court regarding the debt of Pierre Lafitte to the United States, undated

10.4 Grymes, John Randolph, ADS, petition to Judge of the US District Court regarding the debt of Jean Lafitte to the United States, April 7, 1813

15.3 Hoskin, James, ADS, sworn statement regarding activities of Lafitte's pirates at Barataria Island, December 5, 1814

15.4 Hosy, William, ADS, sworn statement regarding Lafitte's pirates at Barataria Island, December 5, 1814

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11.1 Lafitte, Jean, ALS to Captain Garrision, April 22, 1813

11.2 Typed note regarding item11.1

11.3 Typescript of item 11.1

11.4 Lafitte, Jean, ALS to Captain Lockyer, September 4, 1814

11.5 Negative photostat of item11.4

11.6 Handwritten translation of item11.4, [from French to English]

11.7 Typescript of item11.4, with note "This is the translation that Lockyer has made of the original letter"

11.8 Lafitte, Jean, ALS to [Jean Blanque], September [4], 1814

11.9 Lafitte, Jean, ALS to Jean Blanque, September 7, 1814

11.10 Handwritten script of item 1.9, [French]

11.11 Typescript of item 11.9, [translated into English]

11.12 Lafitte, Jean, ALS to Commander [David Tod] Patterson, [English], January 3, 1820

11.13 3 x 5 card with note, "This is the only letter by Lafitte that the original is in English"

11.14 Typescript of item 11.12, [English]

11.15 Lafitte, Jean, ALS to William C. C. Clairborne, undated

11.16 Handwritten script of item 11.15, [French]

11.17 Typescript of item11.15, [translated into English]

12.1 ADS, order for the arrest of Jean Lafitte, July 24, 1813

12.2 ADS, testimony of John Oliver in the trial of Jean Lafitte, undated

13.1 Holmes, Andrew Hunter, ADS, United States vs. Jean Lafitte, November 19, 1812

13.2 Handwritten copy of item 13.1, addressed to the "District Court of the United States, filed, April 7th, 1812, Columbus, Lawfo[?]

13.3 Percy, W. H., ALS to [Nicholas] Lockyer, August 30, 1814

13.4 Typescript of item 13.3

13.5 Percy. W. H., ALD to Jean Lafitte, [English], September 1, 1814

13.6 Typescript of item 13.5

13.7 Lafitte, Pierre, ALS to Jean Blanque, September 10, 1814

13.8 Typed note on index card questioning the author of item 13.7

13.9 Handwritten script of item 13.7, [French]

13.10 Typescript of item 13.7, [translated into English]

13.11 Martinot, Joseph, ADS, protest authorized by John Lynd, September 30, 1814

13.12 Godfrey, William, ADS, sworn statement regarding activities of Lafitte's pirates in Louisiana, December 3, 1814

13.13 Oliver, John, ADS, affidavit regarding Jean Lafitte, December 3, 1814

13.14 William, Edward, ADS, sworn statement concerning Laftitte's pirates at Barataria Island, December 3, 1814

13.15 Blanque, Jean, ADS, testimony about Jean Lafitte, [Frenach, with notes in English], April 22, 1815

13.16 Handwritten translation of item 13.15, [French to English]

13.17 Listing of evidence and depositions regarding Lafitte and the Barataria people, [handwritten], [1815]

13.18 List of docuemnts, 1812-1820, regarding Lafitte and his activities, [handwritten on the reverse side of a form from the office of W. P. Hickey, Recorder of Mortgages, Parish of Orleans, 19--]

13.19 Cover page for a letter addressed to Mr. Blanque at New Orleans, [French], undated

33. Livingston, Edward, ADS to Dom A. Hall, US District Judge from the Louisiana District, concerning the petition of Jean Lafitte, Louisiana District Court, [English], July 28, 1815

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38. Nicholls, Edward, Sir, ALS to Jean Lafitte, Headquarters, Pensacola, [handwritten, English, and typescript], August 31, 1814

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12.4 Harbour, A., ALS to John McDonogh and Company regarding the sale of four Negroes, June 15, 1812

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1. McCaleb, Thomas A., letter to John McDonogh regading McDonogh vs. Theodore Tregre over the property of "frees" and that one Negro woman is to be seized and sold, new Orleans, [handwritten, English], January 23, 1829

3. McDonogh, John, bill to Payne McDonogh and E. Carraby and Company regarding the account of purchase of raw sugar and is signed by P. Bordereau, [New Orleans, French], December 29, 1801

4. McDonogh, John, and other inhabitants of Faubourg, St. Marie, written document to the superior court of the Louisiana Territory regarding the protection of their property until the resolution of the case between Jean Gravier, New Orleans, [handwritten, French], February 18, 1806

5.1 McDonogh, John, letter to his son, John McDonogh, regarding views on Wilkinson and Burr, Baltimore, [handwritten, English], March 18, 1807

5.2 McDonogh, John, letter to his son, John McDonogh, regarding the danger from Spain and Britain, Blatimore, [handwritten, English], July 27, 1807

6. McDonogh, John, bill of sale of a Negor slave to John McDonogh, signed C. F. Visinier, [handwritten, English], September 25, 1812

7.1 ALS to Edward Livingston regarding land and the wishes of slaves, New Orleans, [English], April 14, 1830

7.2 Note, [English], October 22, 1830

Miro, Estevan, Don

24. ALS to the MYA about the charity hospital, New Orleans, [Spanish], 1783

25. ALS to the MYA discussing measures to be pursued for repair and re-establishment of a charity hospital, New Orleans, [Spanish], May 2, 1783

26. ALS to the MYA, City Council of New Orleans, transmitting royal decree calling for establishment of a National Bank, for the province to promote commerce and trade, New Orleans, [Spanish], June 6, 1783

27. Letter to the MYA transmitting letter from the Conde de Galvez that Galvez is to name a temporary replacement to govern Louisiana and West Florida, while he is absent, New Orleans, [Spanish], August 1, 1783

28. ALS to the MYA of New Orleans enclosing certification by Captain Nicholas de Lasize of an expenditure against a runaway black slave, New Orleans, [Spanish], October 31, 1783

29. Letter to the MYA concerning more discussion of measures to repair and re-establish the charity hospital, New Orleans, [Spanish], March 20, 1783

30. Adjustment of debt owed by police officer of Spanish government from German Coast in Louisiana to Francisco Birot, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], December 6, 1784

31. ALS to MYA transmitting royal dispatch regarding the right granted to regulars of the established Jesuit Society to enjoy Fruits of Property Pertaining to them, in America and the Philippines, New Orleans, [Spanish], January 2, 1785

32. Letter to the MYA regarding the appointment of de Galvez as Governor of Havana and the Island of Cuba, retaining also his past authority over Louisiana and the two Floridas, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], January 14, 1785

33. Letter to the MYA regarding transmission of de Galvez's statement regarding the MYA's proposal to improve the streets of New Orleans, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], April 1, 1785

34. Letter to the MYA transmitting a statement by de Galvez that all disputed matters be handled by the Auditor of the province, not by other lawyers, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], May 6, 1785

35. Letter to Dons Nicholas, Christmas and Davenport concerning rival claims of the State of Georgia to the Fort and District of Natchez based on a prior peace treaty with Great Britain, addressed toMessers. Long, Christmas and Davenport, realting to some communication received from Colonl Don Fr. Bouligny, commanding at Natchez, in which the same refuses to turn over to the Spanish government some certain districts of lands which were included in the last treaty, New Orleans, [Spanish], September 7, 1785

36. ALS to the MYA forwarding copies of royal decree establishing a powerful company for the Philippine trade, New Orleans, [Spanish], September 10, 1785

37. Letter to the MYA transmitting two royal orders, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], December 16, 1785

1. Regulating the amount of tobacco that tobacco ship's passengers can carry, August 3, 1785

2. Announcing 40 openings available to Americans at Madrid Seminary, August 8, 1785

38. Letter to the MYA transmitting royal order of September 4, 1784, that prescribes methods by which to preserve towns and cities from the effects of the plague [small pox epidemic], New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], March 9, 1786

39. Letter to the MYA citing statement of the Marquis of Sonora on the royal order of May 20, 1786, giving full rights and privildges to the men of the New Orleans Battalion, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], December 22, 1786

40. Letter to the MYA consisting of a copy of Article VI of the peace treaty between Great Britain and Spain, signed in London, July 14, 1786, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], February 9, 1787

41. Letter to the MYA transmitting the treaty of peace and friendship between Charles and the Dey of Algeria, June 14, 1786, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], February 9, 1787

42. ALS to the MYA of New Orleans concerning the competence of lawyers in appeals proceedings and enclosed is a lawyer's brief by Rafael Pendomo, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], March 16, 1787

43. ALS to the MYA of New Orleans concerning the absolute immediate need to acquire a house to quarantine small pox sufferers to contain what is becoming an epidemic, New Orleans, [Spanish], June 8, 1787

44. Letter transmitting the Royal Order of March 13, 1787 that named Joseph de Expleta to succeed de Galvez as interim captain General of Louisiana and the two Floridas, order enclosed, New Orleans, [Spanish], July 12, 1787

45. ALS to the MYA of New Orleans including a letter from Andre Lopez Armesto about parental consent in certain cases of their children's marriages, New Orleans, August 11, 1787

46. Letter of Don Estevan Miro announcing that ecclesiastical courts will only consider as gorunds for divorces spiritual matters, copy of decree enclosed, New Orleans, [Spanish], August 11, 1787

47. Letter to the MYA, City Council of New Orleans transmitting copy of royal decree regarding extraction and fate of prisoners who have taken refuge in the church, New Orleans, [Spanish], August 11, 1787

48. ALS to the MYA including a royal order of the King, signed by Andres Lopez Armesto regarding the granting of private chapels, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], August 16, 1787

49. Letter with a copy of royal edict concerning Louisiana Militia, royal compensation to Louisiana Militia for their efforts during recent actions against the British, New Orleans, [Spanish], January 18, 1788

50. Order to the Sergeant, privates and soldiers to obey the orders of the new commander of St. Bernard, Pedro leronde, New Orleans, [Spanish], April 5, 1788

51. ALS includign a copy of the royal decree of December 21, 17877 and signed by Andres Lopez Armesto regarding cases of concubinage prosecuted by authorities, New Orleans, [Spanish], April 25, 1788

52. Letter to the MYA transmitting royal resolution that due to rectitude and probity of administration of the late Conde de Galvez, there will be no need for the usual "residencia" hearings, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], May 8, 1788

53. ALS to the MYA transmitting royal orders for the extinction of all circulating paper money in the province due to abuses which have arisen, New Orleans, [Spanish], January 5, 1789

54. Letter to Don T. Espetata y Galdeano, Governor of Havana, discussing observances of the funeral of late King Carlos III, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], April 3, 1789

55. Letter to the MYA transmitting a copy of the Royal Decree of May 31, 1788, which concerns the education, treatment and occupation of slaves in all of the Dominions, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], February 26, 1790

56. ADS, proceedings by a free black woman named Carlotta, seeking freedom from her mother at German Coast, Costa de los Alemanes, upriver from new Orleans, New Orleans, [French], March 9, 1790

57. ALS to the MYA transmitting royal appointment of Don Luis de las Casas as new commandant of Louisiana and West Florida, New Orleans, [Spanish], April 30, 1790

58. Letter to the MYA calling council members to a meeting to undertake the distribution of charity funds to the victims of fire, New Orleans, [Spanish], June 18, 1790

59. Letter to the MYA transmitting a royal decree regarding pardons for those convicted of contraband trade, New Orleans, [Spanish], July 10, 1791

60. Letter to the MYA transmitting a royal decree relieving Don Antonio Valdes of interim responsibility for Ministries of War and Finance for the Indies, [Spanish], August 19, 1790

61. Surveyor report of the District of Punta Carta, Louisiana, with comments by Miro; Royal Surveyor, Carlos Trudeau, report on lands of Don Jorge Olivet at Punta Cortada (Pointe Coupe), New Orleans, [handwritten], March 10, 1791

62. Letter announcing a statement from the OCunt de Lorina that the commercial decree of 1782 is to be prorouged beyond the original ten-year period, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], September 16, 1791

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11.6 Brian, J., ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 24, 1815

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3.3 Caldwell, Phillips, 2 ALS to General David B. Morgan, December 28, 1814, January 31, 1815

3.9 Chotard, H., ALS to General David B. Morgan, December 29, 1811

3.10 Chotard, H., ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 12, 1815

13.3 Dapors, M., Lieutenant, ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 7, 1815

18.7 Duncan, Abner L., ALS to General David B. Morgan, February 16, 1815

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4.5 Forsyth, John, ALS to General David B. Morgan, Georgetown, July 27, 1833

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15.2 Hopkins, Stephen A., ALS to General David B. Morgan regarding men stationed at Camp Dupres sent to help Morgan, January 12, 1815

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3.5 Johnston, Josiah Stoddard, ALS to General David B. Morgan, January 24, 1815

9. Knox, William G., Lieutenant, letter to General David B. Morgan, Fort St. Leon, [handwritten, English], January 25, 1815

14. Latour, A., letter to General David B. Morgan, Camp near New Orleans, [English], January 14, 1815

16. Lee, Benjamin, General, letter to Dr. Benjamin Howard or General David B. Morgan, [handwritten, English], December 29, 1824

29. Livingston, Edward, letter to General David B. Morgan, [English], December 25, 1814

30. Livingston, Edward, letter to General David B. Morgan, [English], January 3, 1815

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9. Letter to Brigade Major James H. Gordon, Doctor Flood's Plantation, [handwritten, English], January 2, 1815

10. Letter to Brigade Major James H. Gordon, Doctor Flood's Plantation, [handwritten, English], January 4, 1815

11. Letter to General Andrew Jackson, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, [handwritten, English], January 12, 1815

12. Letter to General Andrew Jackson, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, [handwritten, English, copy], January 13, 1815

13. Letter to Brigadier General Hopkins, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, [handwritten, English], January 15, 18[15]

14. Letter to Colonel Cavelier, Dr. Flood's Plantation, [handwritten, English], January 15, 1815

15. Letter to Brigade Major James H. Gordon, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, [handwritten, English], Janaury 15, 1815

16. Letter to Brigade Major James H. Gordon, Camp Morgan, [handwritten, English], January 12, 1815

17. Letter to General Andrew Jackson, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, [handwritten, English], January 21, 1815

18. Letter to General Andrew Jackson, Headquarters, Drafted Militia, [handwritten, English], Janaury 21, 1815

19. Letter to Lieutenant Darby, Camp Morgan, [handwritten, English], Janaury 22, 1815

20. Letter to General Andrew Jackson, Camp Morgan, [hanwritten, English], Janaury 22, 1815

21. Letter to Brigade Major James H. Gordon, Camp Morgan, [handwritten, English, copy], Janaury 23, 1815

22. Letter to Mr. Louaillier, Camp Morgan, [handwritten, English, copy], Janaury 23, 1815

23. Letter to Captain Ferme, Camp Morgan, [handwritten, English], January 25, 1815

24. Letter to Colonel Johnston, Camp Morgan, [handwritten, English, copy], January 27, 1815

25. Typewritten statement to the editors of the Reporter, Madisonville, [English], April 15, 1817

39. Nixon, John, statement made to General Morgan of the participation of the Louisiana Militia in the engagement below New Orleans on January 8, 1815, [handwritten, English], undated

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8.1 Penne, F., Captain, letter to General David B. Morgan, Fort St. Leon, [handwritten, English], January 25, 1815

8.2 Penne, F., Captain, letter to General David B. Morgan, Fort St. Leon, [handwritten, English], January 29, 1815

39. Reynolds, Michael, Major, letter to General David B. Morgan, Camp Jackson, [handwritten, English], January 20, 1815

40. Reynolds, Michael, Major, letter to General David B. Morgan, Camp Jackson, [handwritten, English], January 29, 1815

41. Reynolds, Michael, Major, letter to General David B. Morgan, Camp Jackson, [handwritten, English], January 30, 1815

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2. Thomas, John, Major-General, letter to General David B. Morgan regarding Camptain Aaron Hunt, Camp Dupui, [handwritten, English], January 23, 1815

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42. Episode of the History of Louisiana: the taking over of the colony by Spanish Troops in 1769, [n.p., handwritten, French], September 27, 1769

43. Instructions on the manner and form of setting up civil and criminal laws and matters of government in Louisiana under Spanish domination, New Orleans, [handwritten, French], November 25, 1769

44. Declaration abolishing unjust rates in cabildo, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], December 21, 1769

45.1 ADS concerning the militia and the defense of Louisiana, [handwritten, Spanish], February 12, 1770

45.2 Typescript of item 45.1, [Spanish]

46. ALS to Joseph Hernandez, notary public of New Orleans, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], February 15, 1770

47. ALS to Joseph Hernandez, notary public of New Orleans, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], February 15, 1770

48. Ordinance relative to land concessions in Louisiana, [handwritten, French], February 18, 1770

49. ALS to the sheriff and the Regent of the cabildo, New Orleans, [handwritten, French], February 28, 1770

50.1 Letter announcing to the cabildo the entry of a new governor in function, New Orleans, [Spanish], March 1770

50.2 Typescript of item 50.1, [Spanish]

51. Letter to the Judicial Department of the Government of Louisiana, requesting that two statements of law enclosed [not found] be placed in the Archives of New Orleans, New Orleans, [handwritten, Spanish], 1770

52. Declarations of O'Reilly, Governor of Louisiana, [handwritten, Spanish], August 27, 1769; August 25, 1802; June 27, August 16, 1804; August 16, 1806

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Plauché, Jean Baptiste, Captain

17. Plauché, Placide, honorable discharge of Placide Plauché from the United States Army, New Orleans, [handwritten and printed, English], March 21, 1814

18. Letter to the Mayor and members of the City Council, New Orleans, [handwritten, French], October 22, 1814

19. Extracts of record book of Plauché's Battalion, [handwritten, French], December 16-18, 1814

20. Statement of forces of the Louisiana Battalion commanded by Plauché, [handwritten, French], December 20, 1814

21. Notes on the fighting of Plauché's Battalion during the Battle of New Orleans and including a role of troops, [handwritten, French], 1814-1815

22. Role of [Major Plauché's] Battalion of Volunteers during the invasion of Louisian, by the English Army in 1814-1815, [handwritten, French]

23. Extracts of the Order Book of Plauché's Battalion, [handwritten, English], December 8, 1814-January 6, 1815

24. Extracts of the General Orders of the Louisiana Battalion under Plauché, New Orleans, [handwritten, English], January 15-February 17, 1815

25. ALS to William C. C. Clairborne, New Orleans, [French], January 30, 1815

26. Extracts of the Order Book of Plauché's Battalion, New Orleans, [handwritten, English], February 26-March 14, 1815

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Wilkinson, James, General

2.1 Adair, John, ALS to General James Wilkinson, February 14, 1802

6.2 Ballinger, T., Captain, ALS to General James Wilkinson, August 30, 1812

8.1 Biddle, Thomas, ALS to General James Wilkinson, June 17, 1808

8.2 Biddle, Charles, ALS to General James Wilkinson, July 17, 1807

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8.3 Caso-Calvo, Sebastian, ALS to General James Wilkinson, April 19, 1801

13.1 Dacqueny, J., ALS to General James Wilkinson, July 14, 1812

13.4 Davis, John, Lieutenant, ALS to General James Wilkinson, August 11, 1812

15.6 Dexter, Samuel, ALS to General James Wilkinson, September 6, 1800

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2.2 Elliot, Robert, ALS to General James Wilkinson regarding past conduct that cannot be excused, and Elliot's concerns about being hanged, Fort Washington, May 17, 1794

2.4 Eustis, William, ALS to General James Wilkinson, June 13, 1811

2.5 Eustis, William, ALS to General James Wilkinson, September 11, 1812

5.1 Gales, Thomas, ALS to General James Wilkinson, April 7, 1813

5.9 Henry, James W., ALS to General James Wilkinson, Septemner 21, 1796

16.6 Irvine, B., ALS to General James Wilkinson, Baltimore, MD, [English], November 10, [?]

16.7 Handwritten script of item 16.6, [English]

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3.1 Johnson, Henry, ALS to General James Wilkinson, May 10, 1820

8. Knox, Henry, letter to General James Wilkinson, Philadelphia, PA, [handwritten, English], August 8, 1792

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2. McClelland, Jno., Captain, letter to General James Wilkinson, Fort St. Philip, [handwritten, English], April 13, 1813

14. MacPhereson, B. H., Captain, letter to General James Wilkinson, Fort Columbia, [handwritten, English], March 26, 1812

15. MacRhea, W., Major, letter to General James Wilkinson, New Orleans, [handwritten, English], August 15, 1812

18.1 Many, B., Captain, letter to General James Wilkinson, Fort St. Philip, [handwritten, English], August 27, 1812

18.2 Typescript of item 18.1

22.1 Martin, J. P., letter to General James Wilkinson, New Orleans, [handwritten, French], January 5, 1807

22.2 Copy of item 22.1

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1. Money, J., Captain, letter to General James Wilkinson, [handwritten, English], October 8, 1777

31. Mulford, Clarence, Lieutenant, letter to General James Wilkinson, Philadelphia, PA, [handwritten, English], June 9, 1807

53. Overton, W. H., letter to General James Wilkinson, Natchitoches, LA, [handwritten, English], August 25, 1812

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30. Purdy, Robert, Lieutenant Colonel, letter to General James Wilkinson, Baton Rouge, LA, [handwritten, English], August 20, 1812

48. Ross, T., Major, letter to General James Wilkinson, Camp at Grand Terre, [handwritten, English], April 20, 1813

49. Russell, Gilbert, Colonel, letter to General James Wilkinson, [handwritten, English], November 7, 1812

58. Shaumburgh, B., Colonel, letter to General James Wilkinson, Natchitoches, LA, [handwritten, English], July 10, 1812

59. Shaumburgh, B., Colonel, letter to General James Wilkinson, New Orleans, [handwritten, English], January 7, 1815

60. Shaw, John, Captain, letter to General James Wilkinson, New Orleans, [handwritten, English], August 12, 1812

70. Springer, Uriah, Captain, letter to General James Wilkinson, [handwritten, English], March 22, 1796

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13. Watkins, John, Doctor, letter to General James Wilkinson, New Orleans, [handwritten, English], August 24, 1804

15. Wells, A., Captain, Captain John D. Rodgers, and Jean Coldwell, letter to General James Wilkinson, Mobile Bay, [handwritten, English], April 19, 1813

22. Wilkinson, James, General, letter to President John Adams, Boston, MA, [handwritten, English], September 27, 1799

23. Wilkinson, James, General, letter to Cowles Meade, Secretary of Mississippi Territory, Natchitoches, LA, [handwritten, English], Septemner 28, 1806

24. Wilkinson, James, General, letter to Governor William C. C. Clairborne of Louisiana, New Orleans, [handwritten, English], January 3, 1807

25. Wilkinson, James, General, from [anonymous author], signed "I am Sir Yours, and America", Natchez, MS, [handwritten, English], March 4, 1807

26. Wilkinson, James, General, letter to David Clark, Washington DC, [handwritten, English], July 10, 1807

27. Wilkinson, James, General, letter to General Henry Dearborn, Washington DC, [handwritten, English], July 24, 1810

28.1 Wilkinson, James, General, letter to Colonel Van Ransselar, [Troy], [handwritten, English], Janaury 16, 1814

28.2 Transcript of item 28.1

29. Wilkisnon, James, General, defense at his trial in 1814, [handwritten, English], December 18, 1814

30. Wilkinson, James, General, letter to Thomas Jefferson, Mexico City, Mexico, [handwritten, English], September 27, 1822

31. Williams, L., letter to General James Wilkinson, [handwritten, English], May 7, 1794

32. Wilson, George, letter to General James Wilkinson, Lexington, [handwritten, English], November 8, 1793

33. Wright, R., ALS to General James Wilkinson, Washington, DC, [handwritten, English], 1811

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