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Foster, Ellen, Collection, 1805-1980

Title: Foster, Ellen, Collection 1805-1980

ArchivalResource: 61

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West, Elizabeth Howard, 1873-1948. Elizabeth Howard West papers, 1783-1942.

Title: Elizabeth Howard West papers, 1783-1942.

Papers are chiefly typewritten transcriptions of correspondence between officials representing Spanish colonial rule in Louisiana and Florida, among them Esteban Miró, the governor of Spanish colonial Louisiana, and representatives of Panton, Leslie, and Company, a firm of Scottish traders that began trading with the native peoples of the U.S. Southeast during the Revolutionary War. The correspondence was accumulated by Elizabeth Howard West in preparation for writing a monograph on the firm. The correspondence largely concerns the efforts of William Panton, an agent in the firm, to obtain permission to trade with Native Americans within the territories controlled by the Spanish; complaints about American competition, the interference in the firm's work by American settlers, and the destruction of its trading posts; and the movements of Alexander McGillivray, leader of the Creek nation and a friend and associate of Panton. Another sequence of letters concerns the efforts of Panton's executor to secure compensation for losses and debts owed to the firm by citizens or inhabitants who were subjects of British rule at the time the debts were incurred but became citizens or inhabitants of the United States following the American Revolutionary War. A separate group of correspondence pertains to Elizabeth Howard West's scholarly writings and her attempts to track down documents associated with Panton, Leslie, and Company in Great Britain and the United States.

ArchivalResource: 3 linear ft.

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Archivo Nacional de Cuba Collection Pertaining to Spanish Colonial Rule in Louisiana and the Floridas, 1770-1911, (bulk 1770-1805)

Title: Archivo Nacional de Cuba Collection Pertaining to Spanish Colonial Rule in Louisiana and the Floridas 1770-1911 (bulk 1770-1805)

Transcripts of material found in the Cuban national archives pertaining to Spanish colonial rule in Louisiana and the Floridas. Includes correspondence of the Spanish governor of Louisiana, Bernardo de Gálvez, correspondence of British traders operating under Spanish protection, in particular William Panton, material concerning commerce and political relations with the local Indian tribes, Spain’s part in the American revolution and relations with the newly independent states, and miscellaneous documents, government orders, and land grants.

ArchivalResource: 800 items; 3 containers; 1.2 linear feet

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Chalmette, Azelie Delino de. Azelie Delino and Ignacio Delino de Chalmette papers, 1801-1952 (bulk 1823-1852).

Title: Azelie Delino and Ignacio Delino de Chalmette papers, 1801-1952 (bulk 1823-1852).

Letters (1801) from Ignacio Delino de Chalmette were written to John Forbes & Company of Mobile, Alabama. They concern Bernard de Marigny's involvement with the company and mention Daniel Clark, John Leslie of the firm Panton, Leslie & Company, and others. Most of the collection consists of correspondence and other papers of Azelie Delino de Chalmette. Included are letters from Chalmette family members (1816-1817), F. Godefroy of the West Indies (1822), members of the Delahoussaye family (1823-1824), Jean Saint-Avid of Paris, France (1823), M. Cruzat of New Orleans (1834), Celeste Duplessis of Paris, France, and Biloxi, Mississippi (1836, 1847, n.d.), and others.

ArchivalResource: 47 items.

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John Forbes & Company. Forbes' Purchase plat book, 1852-1856.

Title: Forbes' Purchase plat book, 1852-1856.

Plat book.

ArchivalResource: 2 items.

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Panton Leslie and Company Collection, 1739-1847

Title: Panton Leslie and Company Collection 1739-1847

ArchivalResource: 19375

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Cruzat, Heloise H. Heloise H. Cruzat Papers, 1788-1848.

Title: Heloise H. Cruzat Papers, 1788-1848.

Typescripts of business papers of the Indian trading houses Panton, Leslie & Company and John Forbes & Companuy.

ArchivalResource: 2.5 linear feet. (6 Boxes)

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Stetson, John Batterson, 1830-1906. Stetson collection, 1766-1797.

Title: Stetson collection, 1766-1797.

These are microfilm copies of part of the Stetson Collection at the P.K. Yonge Library of Florida History at the University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla. This set is part of a much larger collection of some 7,000 documents (approx. 130,000 sheets) photocopied from the Archivo General de Indias in Seville, Spain, in the 1920s under the patronage of John Batterson Stetson Jr. The larger Stetson Collection concerns all phases of Spanish activity in the Southeast Borderlands from 1518 to 1819. Most of the selected documents here are from Seccíon 5, "Gobierno Audiencia de Santo Domingo" and "Papeles Procedentes de la Isla de Cuba." They pertain chiefly to Spanish Louisiana, Spanish West Florida, and the second Spanish period in East Florida. Since the documents were filmed prior to the reorganization of legajos in the Archivo General de Indias, see the conversion table by Paul E. Hoffman in the inventory folder for comparison with current organization of the legajos. See also "A List of the Papeles de Cuba Material found in the Stetson Collection" prepared by Bruce Chappell in 1976.

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Panton, Leslie & Company. Panton, Leslie & Company collection, 1739-1847.

Title: Panton, Leslie & Company collection, 1739-1847.

Correspondence, business papers, court records and related documents. Its massive trading empire in the Southeast United States, and company trading posts throughout present-day Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and operations in Tennessee, South Caroline, Cuba, the Bahamas and London. The headquarters was located in Pensacola, Florida. The collection emphasizes Spanish-American relations with the Upper and Lower Creeks, Seminole, Choctaw, Chickasaw and Cherokee tribes; the correspondence of members of the firm, including William Alexander, John Forbes, Thomas Forbes, John Forrester, James Innerarity, John Innerarity, John Leslie, Robert Leslie, Alexander McGillivray, William Panton and William Simpson; papers of related companies, such as Forbes, Munroe, E. & J. Gairdner, MacKenzie & Glennie, and Mather & Strother; and United States officials such as Richard K. Call, Henry Dearborn, Benjamin Hawkins, Andrew Jackson, Joseph M. White and James Wilkinson. Also included is correspondence of British and Spanish East Florida officials, such as Patrick Tonyn, Thomas Brown, Vicente Manuel de Zespedes, Juan Nepomuceno Quesada, Enrique White, Juan de Estrada, Sebastian Kindelan and Jose Coppinger; and Spanish West Florida and Louisiana, including Arturo O'Neill, Vicente Folch y Juan, Francisco de St. Maxent, Matheo Gonzalez Manrique, Jose Masot, Jose Maria Callava, Estevan Miro, Baron de Carondelet, Manuel Gayoso de Lemos, and Marques de Casa Calvo. There are also papers related to William Agustus Bowles, Louis Milfort, CHief herryman, Peter McQueen, Edward Nicolls, George Woodbine, Robert C. Ambrister, Alexander Arbuthnot, Colin Mitchell, Edmund Doyle, and William Hambly.

ArchivalResource: 525 microfilm reels and 31 cu. ft. of records.

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Innerarity, John. John Innerarity papers, 1800-1854.

Title: John Innerarity papers, 1800-1854.

Correspondence includes letters from John Leslie to William Panton concerning shipments and prices of goods, an Indian raid led by William Bowles on a store owned by Panton, Leslie and Company, and the hiring of additional employees including John Innerarity. Financial matters discussed in letters include accounts of Panton, Leslie and Company, shipments of goods, purchases and sales of slaves by John Innerarity and his brother James for a plantation in Georgia, the trial of individuals connected with William Bowles, and the succession of Henrietta Innerarity, John's sister. Letters relating to Innerarity's French consular service (1835-1853) discuss land claims in the Floridas, political appointments, the activities of Andrew Jackson, and the Mexican War. Other issues discussed include personal financial matters, the slave trade, foreign sailing vessels, and a yellow fever epidemic in Mobile, Alabama (1834).

ArchivalResource: 48 items.

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Archivo Nacional de Cuba. Collection of transcripts of documents from the Archivo Nacional de Cuba concerning the politics, defense, and administration of the Spanish colonies of Cuba, Florida, and Louisiana, 1770-1830.

Title: Collection of transcripts of documents from the Archivo Nacional de Cuba concerning the politics, defense, and administration of the Spanish colonies of Cuba, Florida, and Louisiana, 1770-1830. [1915]

Transcripts of letters, orders and cédulas, legal proceedings, reports, and a diary concerning the government, administration, and defense of Cuba, Florida, and Louisiana from 1770 to 1830.

ArchivalResource: 11 v. (1619 p.) ; 29 cm.

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Foster, Ellen. Ellen Foster collection, 1805-1980.

Title: Ellen Foster collection, 1805-1980.

Deeds, wills, land surveys, newspaper clippings, research materials.

ArchivalResource: 61 pieces (.18 cu. ft.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/49699997 View

Panton, Leslie & Company. Papers, 1788-1859.

Title: Papers, 1788-1859.

Typescripts of business records of the Indiana trading houses Panton, Leslie & Company and John Forbes & Company.

ArchivalResource: 2 lin. ft. (6 boxes)

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Wilson, Henry J., d. 1872. Henry J. Wilson papers, 1779-1885 (bulk 1836-1847).

Title: Henry J. Wilson papers, 1779-1885 (bulk 1836-1847).

Official military records and personal financial papers of Henry Wilson consist of petitions, contracts, military orders, correspondence, minutes of a Mobile, Ala., town meeting, maps, and plats. Papers pertain to the removal of Native Americans from Florida, the Second Seminole War, Mexican War, court martials, and the transfer and sale of land in Louisiana and Arkansas. Early correspondence, legal documents, and business record books relate to early commerce and trade of Panton, Leslie and Co. in Florida and Mobile, Ala. Papers also contain correspondence discussing slaves illegally seized at Amelia Island and the sale of one of Wilson's female slaves.

ArchivalResource: 335 items.16 v. (10 mss. v., 6 pr. v.)

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Wright, J. Leitch (James Leitch), 1929-. Papers, 1951-1987.

Title: Papers, 1951-1987.

Correspondence, manuscripts, proofs, drafts, research notes, maps, photographs.

ArchivalResource: 3773 items.

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Marie Taylor Greenslade Papers, 1764-1900

Title: Marie Taylor Greenslade Papers 1764-1900

Collection of personal letters and business correspondence pertaining to the Panton, Leslie, and Company, and their successors John Forbes and Company, by entrepreneur John Innerarity.

ArchivalResource: 2.5 Linear feet; 6 Boxes

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Coker, William S. William S. Coker papers on Panton, Leslie and Company and John Forbes and Company, 1775-1821.

Title: William S. Coker papers on Panton, Leslie and Company and John Forbes and Company, 1775-1821.

Typescripts.

ArchivalResource: 2 items.

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Heloise H. Cruzat Papers, 1788-1848

Title: Heloise H. Cruzat Papers 1788-1848

Personal letters and business correspondence pertaining to the Panton, Leslie, and Company, and their successors John Forbes and Company, by entrepreneur John Innerarity.

ArchivalResource: 2.5 Linear feet; 6 Boxes

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Greenslade, Marie Taylor. Marie Taylor Greenslade Papers, 1764-1900.

Title: Marie Taylor Greenslade Papers, 1764-1900.

Typescripts of business papers of the Indian trading houses Panton, Leslie & Company and John Forbes & Companuy.

ArchivalResource: 2.5 linear feet. (6 Boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/27719237 View

Moultis, Charles A. [The Innerarity family in Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, and other parts of the United States : a compilation of genealogical research] / [compiled by Charles A. Moultis].

Title: [The Innerarity family in Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, and other parts of the United States : a compilation of genealogical research] / [compiled by Charles A. Moultis]. [1979-1986]

Beginning with brothers James (1779-1847) and John (1783-1854) traces family migration from Scotland to Pensacola circa 1800 then beyond. Notes spelling variations of Inverarity and Inerarity.

ArchivalResource: 6 folders + 5 cm. leaves (ca. 400 items)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/51577980 View

Reese, John Lewis, Papers

Title: Reese, John Lewis, Papers

ArchivalResource: 15

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