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Manifest of slave on board the schooner [Alma Taylor] ... Susan, female, age 28

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Lest We Forget #159

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Slave Manifests and Auction Receipts. New Orleans, 1861. Invoices and sales slips for slaves purchased in Louisiana during the Civil War.

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External, not an NYPL item, it comes from some other institution. (LEGACY; Please do not use). The New York Public Library

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Keywords

  1. Galveston (Tex.)
  2. New Orleans (La.)
  3. Schooners
  4. Ships
  5. Slaver
  6. Women
  7. Women Slaves

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