Enumerations, 1704-1711.

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Louisiana (Colony). Enumerations, 1704-1711.

Enumerations, 1704-1711.

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These enumerations describe the types of weaponry, the various ranks of the soldiers of the Colony of Louisiana, and the various supplies of the Louisiana colony at Fort Louis and the fort on Massacre Island. On 1704 Apr. 31, Nicolas de La Salle wrote, by order of Jean Roy, to the Commissioner of the Marine (supply officer). On 1708 Aug. 12 La Salle made a listing, from the Fort of Louisiana, of the sort of people and livestock that compose the colony. An additional listing of livestock and their monetary value was sent in 1710 by Jean Baptiste Le Moyne, Sieur de Bienville and La Salle. On 1711 Feb. 23, Bienville and Jean-Baptiste-Martin d'Artaguiette d'Iron wrote up a bill, from the fort on Massacre Island, concerning the monetary value of the supplies sent from Vera Cruz.

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