Box 5
Contains 22 Results:
Black Officers of the Battalion of Quadroons and Octoroons of the Discipline Militia of Louisiana Request Permission from the Cabildo to be able to Hold Weekly Dances in Spanish New Orleans. Document 367., n.d.
The Louisiana Colonial Records contains materials regarding mostly 18th-19th century events occurring in colonial Louisiana, especially governing processes and the Cabildo. The collection contains photocopies of correspondence, legal papers, and land and sales of enslaved people.
The role of the Cabildo of New Orleans in the retrocession of Louisiana back to France. Documents, 423-426, 431., n.d.
The Louisiana Colonial Records contains materials regarding mostly 18th-19th century events occurring in colonial Louisiana, especially governing processes and the Cabildo. The collection contains photocopies of correspondence, legal papers, and land and sales of enslaved people.
The Marquis of Casa Calvo, the Military Governor of Spanish Louisiana; Instructing the Cabildo of the Proper Protocol to Receive the New Spanish Governor, Don Manuel de Salcedo. Document 372., n.d.
The Louisiana Colonial Records contains materials regarding mostly 18th-19th century events occurring in colonial Louisiana, especially governing processes and the Cabildo. The collection contains photocopies of correspondence, legal papers, and land and sales of enslaved people.
Selected documents pertaining to the Residencia of Governor Estevan Miro conducted by Dr. Luis Carlos de Jaen. Document 405., n.d.
The Louisiana Colonial Records contains materials regarding mostly 18th-19th century events occurring in colonial Louisiana, especially governing processes and the Cabildo. The collection contains photocopies of correspondence, legal papers, and land and sales of enslaved people.
The role of the Cabildo of New Orleans with regard to the fianza (bond) which must be furnished by each Spanish governor to satisfy the Juicio de Residencia (Final Audit). Document 359., n.d.
The Louisiana Colonial Records contains materials regarding mostly 18th-19th century events occurring in colonial Louisiana, especially governing processes and the Cabildo. The collection contains photocopies of correspondence, legal papers, and land and sales of enslaved people.
A copy of a Royal Order Declaring that Military Officers Serving in Civilian Offices will be tried in the Jurisdiction of the Civilian Courts Where the Crimes are Committed. Document 401., n.d.
The Louisiana Colonial Records contains materials regarding mostly 18th-19th century events occurring in colonial Louisiana, especially governing processes and the Cabildo. The collection contains photocopies of correspondence, legal papers, and land and sales of enslaved people.
A Resolution from the King that Military Officers can also serve as City Councilmen n the Cabildo of New Orleans. Document 352., n.d.
The Louisiana Colonial Records contains materials regarding mostly 18th-19th century events occurring in colonial Louisiana, especially governing processes and the Cabildo. The collection contains photocopies of correspondence, legal papers, and land and sales of enslaved people.
The authorization from the Intendant for the Cabildo of New Orleans to purchase flour and other goods from the United States. Document 418., n.d.
The Louisiana Colonial Records contains materials regarding mostly 18th-19th century events occurring in colonial Louisiana, especially governing processes and the Cabildo. The collection contains photocopies of correspondence, legal papers, and land and sales of enslaved people.
The appointment, removal from office and deportation of Attorney José Martinez de la Pedrera, Legal Counsel for the Cabildo of New Orleans. Documents 393, 400, 408., n.d.
The Louisiana Colonial Records contains materials regarding mostly 18th-19th century events occurring in colonial Louisiana, especially governing processes and the Cabildo. The collection contains photocopies of correspondence, legal papers, and land and sales of enslaved people.
Documents Relating to the Resignation of an official of the Cabildo as a Result of the Residenia Conducted by don Luis Carolos de Jaen of Governor Estevan Miro. Documents 399 and 406., n.d.
The Louisiana Colonial Records contains materials regarding mostly 18th-19th century events occurring in colonial Louisiana, especially governing processes and the Cabildo. The collection contains photocopies of correspondence, legal papers, and land and sales of enslaved people.