Elrie Robinson collection. Feliciana Parish legal documents, 1811-1812.

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Elrie Robinson collection. Feliciana Parish legal documents, 1811-1812.

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Three legal documents of Feliciana Parish, La., consist of a bond and a warrant in the case of Batron Morgan v. Frederick Kimball and a subpoena in the case of William Cobb v. Henry Sterling. All three were signed by James M. Bradford, a printer of West Feliciana Parish and deputy clerk for the Parish of Feliciana, Territory of Orleans.

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Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries

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Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries

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Morgan, Batron.

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Sterling, Henry S. 1905-....

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Henry Sterling, originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, lived in Pittsburgh during the mid-nineteenth century. In the 1830s, Sterling bought into the Lorenz & Cuddy firm and it was renamed Lorenz, Sterling and Co. The company owned and operated the Pittsburgh Rolling Mill in the South Side neighborhood of Pittsburgh. Sterling owned buildings at Wood Street and Fifth Avenue in Pittsburgh, and residences in both Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Sterling also dabbled in a variety of business en...

Cobb, William C.

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Kimball, Frederick H.

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Cotton planter of Pinckneyville in the Mississippi Territory. From the description of Frederick Kimball letters, 1804-1812, 1833. (Louisiana State University). WorldCat record id: 259111578 ...

Bradford, James Morgan, 1779-1837

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Robinson, Elrie

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Publisher and job printer of St. Francisville, Louisiana. From the guide to the Elrie Robinson papers, 1934-1946, (The New York Public Library. Manuscripts and Archives Division.) Elrie Robinson was born in Alvarado, Tex., on May 17, 1883 and arrived in New Orleans in 1906. He first married May E. Leake, editor and publisher of the St. Francisville True Democrat, which she and W.W. Leake had founded in 1893. Robinson joined her in publishing the newspaper in 1908 and became ...