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Correspondencia del Gobernador de Luisiana y Florida Occidental, Barón de Carondelet.
Legajo 32. 1795. Correspondencia dirigida por sus subordinados al Barón de Carondelet. B, 23 cm., 500 documents. The documents are of the last six months of the year only. The months come in order, but the letters of each are in disorder. Almost the entire legajo is composed of letters directed to Barón de Carondelet by the commandants of the various posts and other individuals of the province, as follows: Juan Barnó y Ferrusola, Nuevo Madrid;Antonio de Barrios, Nueva Orleans; Elías Beauregard, San Fernando de las Barrancas; Domingo Bouligny, San Fernando de las Barrancas; Francisco Bouligny, Nueva Orleans; Francisco Caso y Luengo, Attakapas; Nicolas Daunoy, Nueva Orleans; Luis Deblanc, Natchitoches; Juan Delavillebeuvre, Confederación; Ignacio Delinó, Nogales; Bernard Dortolant, Nacogdoches; Guillermo Duparc, Punta Cortada; Bernardo Fernández, Nacogdoches; José Fernández, Natchez; Vicente Folch, San Fernando de las Barrancas; Manuel Garcia, galera la Castilla; Manuel Gayoso de Lemos, Nuevo Madrid; Carlos de Grand Pré, Natchez; Francisco Langlois, Campamento de la Esperanza; Valentin Layssard, Rápido; Juan Bautista Mentzinger, Placaminas; Pedro Olivier, Mobila; Pedro Palao, Fuerte del Estero San Juan del Bayu; William Panton, Panzacola; Vicente Pintado, Pasa Cristiana; Tomás Portell, Nuevo Madrid; Francisco Rendón, Nueva Orleans; Francisco Rivas, Galveztown; Antonio de San Maxent, Placaminas; Sor Teresa de San Javier, Nueva Orleans; Antonio Soler, Nueva Orleans; Joaquin de la Torre, Nueva Orleans; Zenón Trudeau, San Luis. L. Vandenbenden, Nuevo Madrid; José Vázquez Vahamonde, Baton Rouge; Diego de Vegas, Apalache; Nicolás María Vidal, Nueva Orleans; Carlos de Vilemont, Fuerte San Esteban de Arkansas; and Enrique White, Panzacola. There are also a few drafts of Carondelet to Rendón and White. Important items: Proposition of John Bartley to set up cotton gin at Natchez and an original certificate of a committee as to its operation; lists of persons arriving at Natchez coming from the United States; order prohibiting the protestant Curtis from preaching at Natchez and a public letter in which he sets forth reasons for not leaving the Natchez district; lists of syndics at Attakapas and Galveztown; new road at Atakapas and plan of same; inventory of archives at Nueva Iberia; indian affairs; supplies for posts; and military matters. Mostly routine

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Microfilm SRD, ED 143. Consulta directa en sala del AGI. Copia digital a partir del microfilm.

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