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    • Slave Bill of sale, 1814 Aug. 2

    • Slave Bill of sale, 1814 Aug. 2

    • Slave bills of sale--Louisiana; Slaveholders--Louisiana--History--19th century; Villier, Louis; King, George, Judge; Saint Landry Parish (La.)--History--19th century; Saint Martin Parish (La.)--History--19th century; DeBlanc, Louis;...

    • A slave Bill of sale by Mrs. Marie Jeanne Villier of St. Landry Parish, Louisiana to Louis LeBlanc of St. Martin Parish, Louisiana. Four witnesses signed the Bill of sale, Louis Villier, husband of Marie Villier, and George King (Judge), in...
    • Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Collection
    • GGG. Chapter 18: Taxation without Representation

    • GGG. Chapter 18: Taxation without Representation

    • Free African Americans -- Louisiana -- History. Free African Americans -- Louisiana -- Social conditions.

    • The unpublished manuscript "The Negro in Louisiana" is a work begun by the Dillard (University) Project in 1942, an arm of the WPA's Federal Writer's Project. After the dissolution of the unit, Marcus Christian maintained and edited the document in...
    • Marcus Christian Collection
    • Runaway from the jail

    • Runaway from the jail

    • Newspapers;Advertisements;Slaveholders--Louisiana;Slavery--United States;Fugitive slaves;Fugitives from justice;

    • Newspaper ad for return of a runaway slave, L'Ami de Lois, Jan. 21, 1814.
    • Antebellum Period
    • Ranaway

    • Ranaway

    • Newspapers;Advertisements;Slaveholders--Louisiana--Jefferson Parish;Slavery--United States;Fugitive slaves;

    • Newspaper ad for the return of runaway slaves from Le Courrier de la Louisiane, Jan. 6, 1827.
    • Antebellum Period
    • Lease on a slave

    • Lease on a slave

    • Slave records--Louisiana;Slaveholders--Louisiana;Slavery--United States;

    • Lease on a slave "Mary" for period of five years, 1857. Signed by several members of the McMichael family.
    • Antebellum Period
    • 1000 dollars reward

    • 1000 dollars reward

    • Newspapers;Advertisements;Slaveholders--Louisiana;Slavery--United States;Fugitive slaves;Fugitives from justice;Lafitte, Pierre;Pirates;

    • Newspaper ad., $1000 reward for capture of Pirate Pierre Lafitte and three slaves, from Le Courrier de la Louisiane, Sept. 7, 1814.
    • Antebellum Period
    • Ten dollars reward

    • Ten dollars reward

    • Newspapers;Advertisements;Slaveholders--Louisiana;Slavery--United States;Fugitive slaves;

    • Newspaper ad for the return of runaway slaves from Le Courrier de la Louisiane, June 30, 1837. Ad also warns of punishment for those who harbor fugitive slaves.
    • Antebellum Period
    • Detained in the police jail

    • Detained in the police jail

    • Newspapers;Advertisements;Slaveholders--Louisiana;Slavery--United States;Fugitive slaves;Creoles;Hains, Amos;Peyroux, Silvain;

    • Newspaper ad by Constable Youenes for the return of detained slaves from Le Courrier de la Louisiane, July 12, 1841.
    • Antebellum Period
    • Bond for slave

    • Bond for slave

    • Slave trade--Louisiana;Slaveholders--Louisiana;Slavery--Louisiana;Slave records--Louisiana;

    • Bond paid by Warner Oliver and James Baytop for use of a slave named "Hukey,"
    • Antebellum Period
    • Bill of sale of two slaves

    • Bill of sale of two slaves

    • Slave bills of sale--Louisiana--New Orleans; Slave records--Louisiana--New Orleans--History--Sources; Slave trade--Louisiana--New Orleans--History--Sources; Slaveholders--Louisiana--New Orleans--History--Sources; Slaves; McDonogh, John, 1779-1850

    • A bill of sale for two slaves, from Miellet to John McDonogh, Oct. 26, 1804.
    • Antebellum Period
    • Bill of sale of two slaves

    • Bill of sale of two slaves

    • Slave bills of sale--Louisiana--New Orleans; Slave records--Louisiana--New Orleans--History--Sources; Slave trade--Louisiana--New Orleans--History--Sources; Slaveholders--Louisiana--New Orleans--History--Sources; Slaves; McDonogh, John, 1779-1850

    • A bill of sale for two slaves, from Miellet to John McDonogh, Oct. 26, 1804.
    • Louisiana State Museum
    • Ranaway

    • Ranaway

    • Newspapers;Advertisements;Slaveholders--Louisiana--Jefferson Parish;Slavery--United States;Fugitive slaves;

    • Newspaper ad for the return of runaway slaves from Le Courrier de la Louisiane, Jan. 6, 1827.
    • Louisiana State Museum
    • Ten dollars reward

    • Ten dollars reward

    • Newspapers;Advertisements;Slaveholders--Louisiana;Slavery--United States;Fugitive slaves;

    • Newspaper ad for the return of runaway slaves from Le Courrier de la Louisiane, June 30, 1837. Ad also warns of punishment for those who harbor fugitive slaves.
    • Louisiana State Museum
    • 1000 dollars reward

    • 1000 dollars reward

    • Newspapers;Advertisements;Slaveholders--Louisiana;Slavery--United States;Fugitive slaves;Fugitives from justice;Lafitte, Pierre;Pirates;

    • Newspaper ad., $1000 reward for capture of Pirate Pierre Lafitte and three slaves, from Le Courrier de la Louisiane, Sept. 7, 1814.
    • Louisiana State Museum

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