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Legajo 115. 1782-1783, [1781, 1785, 1786, 1789, 1790, 1792]. Correspondencia al Gobernador de la Luisiana. B, 16 cm., 450 documents. The greater part of the legajo is of the first ten months of 1782, there being only a few documents for each of the other years. The legajo is badly in disorder. The legajo consists of the following series of correspondence: 1781, Ignacio Balderas, Baliza, to Pedro Piernas (drafts of replies) ; Francisco Manuel de las Cajigas, Natchez, to Pedro Piernas; 1782, Ignacio Balderas, Fuerte de San Juan, to Francisco Bouligny and Esteban Miró; Francisco Bouligny, Nueva Orleans, to Martin Palao and Nicolás Verbois; Juan Manuel de Cagigal, Habana, to Enrique Grimarest; Antonio Chouriac, Natchez, to Luis Vilars; Francisco Cruzat, St. Louis, to Pedro Piernas and Francisco Vallé; Francisco Deverges, Baliza, to Pedro Piernas; Manuel de Ettenhard, fuerte San Carlos, to Arturo O¿Neill; Jorge Ferrer, San Carlos de Barrancas, to Arturo O¿Neill; Carlos de Grand Pré, Natchez, to Piernas; Manuel Izquierdo, Panzacola, to O¿Neill; Francisco López, Baliza, to Piernas; Vidal Marin, fuerte de San Carlos, to O¿Neill; Esteban Miró, Nueva Orleans, to the ayuntamiento (Nueva Orleans), Francisco Cruzat (drafts), Carlos de Grand Pré, Pedro Piernas, Manuel Serrano, and Luis de Villars; Martin Navarro, Nueva Orleans, to Nicolás Delassize; Arturo O¿Neill, Panzacola, to Piernas; Bernardo de Otero, Nueva Orleans, to Francisco Bouligny; Martin Palao, Manchak, to Miró, and to Piernas (drafts of replies); Pedro Piernas, Nueva Orleans, to Nicolás Delassize, and Nicolás Verbois; Diego de Vegas, Panzacola, to Francisco Bouligny, and Piernas; 1782-1783, José Solano, Habana, to Enrique Grimarest; 1783, Julián Alvarez, Natchez, to Miró; José de Gálvez, San Lorenzo, to Bernardo de Gálvez; 1785, Ignacio Balderas, Fuerte de San Juan, to Miró; 1786, Luis Huet, Cádiz, to José de Ezpeleta; 1789-1790, Gilberto Antonio de San Maxent, Nueva Orleans, to Miró; and 1792, San Maxent to Baron de Carondelet. Items of interest: 1778, warrant by Peter Chester for survey of land granted to Alejandro Duncan; 1781, plat of the survey of land granted to Andrés Couies; 1782, transportation of english families from Panzacola to Jamaica; lists of militia at San Luis des Ilinueses; indian affairs ; narration of vacant lands along the line of demarcation; transportation of english indians, who desired to go to Jamaica; real cedula separating Luisiana and Florida Occidental from the captaincy general of Cuba; and copy of real órden changing the name of Bahía de Panzacola to Santa Maria de Galve in honor of the Conde de Gálvez, viceroy of México in reign of Charles II