Search results

1894-11-28

2013-12-21

Acceptance of mortgage created by David B. Morgan and his wife, Saint Tammany Parish on 1838 July 25, by which [General] David Bannister Morgan and his wife Mary Constance Baham, both of the same parish, created a mortgage in favor of the Citizens' Bank t

Act of mortgage granted by Bernard Marigny and his wife Anne Mathilde Morales to the Citizens' Bank of New Orleans

Act of mortgage granted by Elijah Thompson, Amite County, Mississippi, to the Mississippi Union Bank

Act of sale at public auction of a property in Terrebonne Parish to Brigitte Bellanger, widow of H.S. Thibodaux

Act of Sale of property

Act of sale of property, a transaction between Désolive Descoux and Charles Poydras, both of Pointe Coupée

Act of sale of property, a transaction between Ernest Bauduin and his wife, vendors, and Charles Poydras, buyer, all of Pointe Coupée Parish

Act of sale of property, a transaction between Madame Alix Bienvenu, widow of Barthélemi Duverjé, and Isidore Roche, both of New Orleans

Act of sale of property, a translation between the agents for the estate of François Cousin and Jean Baptiste Labatut, New Orleans

Act of Sale of property in Recouverance, [Finistère], [France]

Agreement of partnership between William Long and Joseph T. Robinson.

Amendments to ordinance regarding strangers issued by the City Council of New Orleans.

"An ordinance continuing to force the Levee duty laid upon vessels...as also upon Rum and Tafia..."

Article: A posthumous protégé proves himself worthy of direct comparision

Articles of Agreement

ARTS/FEST, 1981

Arts/Fest Newsletter

Baptismal certificate of Jean François Huchet

Bids and specifications made by [Etienne] Bertel for joiner work in the municipal market; acceptance of bid by Mayor James Mather.

Bill for keeping of slave in the city police jail, New Orleans, issued to G[eorge] Lanaux

Bills of lading for cotton shipped to Golsan Brothers, cotton factors and commission merchants, New Orleans

Bills of lading for cotton shipped to Golsan Brothers, cotton factors and commission merchants, New Orleans