This collection contains the reports, records, and documents from the American Rice and Mill Company. This company was formed in the 1900s and ended in 1961. Officers from 1900 to 1940 were J.W. Rooler, President; C.J. Freeland, Vice President; R.A. Nockton, Secretary/Treasurer.

Donated by Freeland Family.

The Canal Bank of New Orleans was established on March 5, 1831 for the purpose of financing and digging the New Basin Canal.

This collection consists of ten account books documenting economic conditions on the Couret Farm from 1887 thru 1966. This includes accounts with tenants.

This collection was donated by Mary Agnes Callaway. It was brought in by Lucien Martin.

This collection consists of account books from the Forest Hill Memorial Company.

The collection contains family papers and invoices collected by Virgil and Joseph Frozard. A great number of these documents are in French.

Yvonne Olivier and Louise V. Olivier, descendants of Agricole Olivier, donated this collection.

This collection consists of minutes of meetings, financial records, correspondence, publications, registration forms for various meetings and events, proposals, directories, contact information, surveys, by-laws, and legislative and congressional updates.

This collection contains biographical information on the Kinchen family, cattle brand of Samuel Kinchen, marriage licenses, correspondence, receipts, and other miscellaneous materials as well. All materials are from St. Mary Parish, particularly the Baldwin area.

This collection contains three separate series of documents collected by Woodrow Marshall. The first are several 18th century legal documents from Great Britain written on sheepskin. The second series contains miscellaneous financial reports and correspondence of the Castillo Family of New Orleans and St. Martinville, 1837-1897. Third are miscellaneous papers related to Alexander Thibodeaux of Breaux Bridge, 1873-1889, n.d.

Gift of Woodrow Marshall, Breaux Bridge, Louisiana.

This collection consists of business correspondence and financial records, succession records of various Mouton ancestors, and land records dealing with the title to the plantation in St. Martin Parish.

André Mouton, grandson of Sidney Mouton, donated this collection.

This volume consists of financial records of Planter’s Hardware in Kaplan, Louisiana from January 10 – December 23, 1944.