French Colonial, Spanish Colonial, and Nineteenth-Century Louisiana Documents
Description
Louisiana documents from 1655 to 1924 with a strong emphasis on the French colonial, Spanish colonial, and early national periods. Includes correspondence, land sales, slave sales, plantation journals, business licenses, property sales, professional and family papers, legal documents, land grants, tax receipts, theater programs, broadsides, engravings, and more. A noted Louisiana document collector, Felix Kuntz (1890-1971) donated his collection to Tulane University in four installments beginning in 1954 and requested that it be named after his parents. Today, the Rosemond E. and Emile Kuntz Collection (LaRC Manuscripts Collection 600) is a renowned resource for studying Louisiana with a special emphasis on New Orleans. Particularly noteworthy are records from the Company of the Indies, papers of Francisco Bouligny describing early French and Spanish authority over Louisiana, documents spanning Louisiana's entry into the United States through the Civil War and New Orleans? growth as a major commercial center, New Orleans municipal records (1805-1850s, including an 1805 census), and several small personal and family collections such as those of John McDonogh, the Pontalba family, and the Pierson family.Sort
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- Special Orders Number 151 issued by command of Major General Nathaniel P. Banks, Headquarters, Department of the Gulf, New Orleans, to the President of the Canal and banking Company
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- Special orders Number 202 issued by command of Major General Nathaniel P. Banks, Headquarters, Department of the Gulf, New Orleans
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- Special provision return submitted by Captain E.B. Hallowell, Company L, 4th Regiment, Mississippi State Troops, Grenada, Mississippi,
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- Specifications and cost estimates for construction of wooden sidewalks in New Orleans, submitted by City Engineer Jacques Tanesse.
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- Statement concerning the handling of the estate of the late Vincent Guillaume Dauberville by his widow
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- Statement of accounts by Augustin Macarty, Mayor of New Orleans, of wharfage fees collected during the month of March.
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- Statement of accounts by Etienne Bertel for joiner work in the municipal market of New Orleans; pay order issued by Mayor James Mather.
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- Statement of accounts by Fr[ancisco] Chessé for materials and services he provided the City of New Orleans
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- Statement of accounts by Juan de Castanedo, City Steward of New Orleans, of the Hospital de San Lázaro [Lepers' Hospital] for 1801
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- Statement of accounts by Juan de Castanedo, City Steward of New Orleans, of the Hospital de San Lázaro [Lepers' Hospital] for 1802
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- Statement of accounts by Juan de Castanedo, City Steward of New Orleans, of the Hospital de San Lázaro [Lepers' Hospital] for 1802
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- Statement of accounts for the partition of the proceeds from the Ozenne estate among the heirs, [Saint Martin Parish]
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- Statement of accounts of court costs charged to [Marie Louise Le Senechal Dauberville, widow of Augustin] Seigne, to [Marie Louise Le Senechal Dauberville], Mme Bouligny, and to [François] Le Guiffant, their attorney [in settling the estate of Augustin Se
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- Statement of accounts of J. Moore, Quartermaster, Mississippi State Troops, Grenada, Mississippi, with the State of Mississippi,