Natchez Trace Collection provincial and territorial documents, 1759-1813.

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Natchez Trace Collection provincial and territorial documents, 1759-1813.

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Lawsuit records, wills, estate inventories, notarized bills and accounts, contracts, slave sales and manumissions and other civil records reflecting the shifting jurisdictions and cultures of colonial Louisiana and Mississippi. many of the documents are written in two languages; a few are in French, Spanish and English. Although the bulk is from Louisiana and Mississippi, a small number of items is from other states, territories and countries.

3 ft., 9 in.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8150444

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