Mortgage. 1839.

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Mortgage. 1839.

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A promissory note in which slaves are used as collateral. Transaction was between a New York Firm and Mr. & Mrs. Felix Bosworth. Names include those of slaves of the Bosworths, Charles, French, Will, Eliza, Maria, and Molly. Charles, John, and Henry Granniss; Edward White; Attorney George C. Goddard; and Louisiana Commissioner Isaac P. Martin.

1 item. Ms. 15 7/8" x 12 1/2"

Tulane University, Amistad Research Center

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Tulane University, Amistad Research Center

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Granniss, Henry E.

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C.B. Granniss Firm.

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Maria.

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Bosworth, Felix.

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Eaton, Andrew B.

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Goddard, George H. (George Henry), 1817-1906

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Came to California in 1850 settling in Sacramento. Helped found the mining camp of Columbia in Tuolumne County. From the description of George Henry Goddard, 1850-1861. (California State Library). WorldCat record id: 58855183 Biography George Henry Goddard came to California in 1850 settling in Sacramento. He prospected for gold but earned a living as an artist, selling sketches of California scenes. With Edgar Mills, he ...

Granniss, John W.

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Will.

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Eliza.

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French.

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Granniss, Charles B.

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Charles.

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Martin, Isaac Patton, 1867-1960

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