Box 5
Contains 22 Results:
The licensing of Don Jorge Pfeiffer, Physician and Surgeon, to Practice Medicine in Spanish Louisiana. Document 336., 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.
Don Jorge Estilet, Master Saddle Make, Requesting that the Cabildo of New Orleans Pay him for the Leather Buckets he made for the fire department. Document 412., 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 Intendant General of Louisiana, Don Ramon de Lopez y Angulo, requesting that Money appropriated to the Orphan Asylum be transferred as a loan to the Royal Treasury. Document 377., 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 report by Dr. Luis Giovellina on the Conditions of the San Lazaro Hospital for Lepers in Spanish New Orleans. Document 365., 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.
Luisa de la Ronde Requesting that Payment for construction Work on the Cabildo of New Orleans Undertaken by her late husband, Don Andres Almonester y Rojas, be Paid to her. Documents 404, 422, 343. Governor Nicholas Maria Vidal Requesting for the City Council Members to Provide him with a Report on the Monetary Value of the Cabildo Building owed to the Succession of Don Andres Almonester y Rojas. Document 343, 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 Resignation of the Pregnonero (Town Cryer) of Spanish New Orleans. Document 346., 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.
Don Francisco Ortiz, Sereno (Night Watchman) of the City of New Orleans Requesting a Raise in his salary. Document 351., 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 the Royal Order from the King to the Spanish Governor of Louisiana Regarding the new Mode of Taxation for the Lighting of the City of New Orleans. Document 398., 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.
Don Jose Garcia, Caretaker of Canal Carnodelet, Requesting a Piece of Land from the Cabildo of New Orleans so that he can Build his House Near the Canal. Document 347., 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.
Dispute Between the Catholic Church and the Cabildo of New Orleans over the Ownership of the Land Used as a Cemetery During the French Period. Document 375., 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.