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| Abstract : February 13, 1762. Blaye. Statement by Cheverry of the composition of the Angoumois regiment as it embarked on the Medée, Bien Acquit, Bien Aimé, Fortune and Resource; names of officers and soldiers on each vessel. 2pp. AG., arch.anc., corr., Z1624(VII): no.188. |
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| Abstract : February 14, 1762. Blaye. Cheverry to the Minister of War. Transmits returns, etc., concerning the Angoumois regiment; soldiers who could not embark; the Bigorre detachment added. 4pp. AG., arch.anc., corr., 3624(VII):no.189. |
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| Abstract : October 24, 1793. Louisville. George Rodgers Clark to Genet. Genet to see Michaux; money needed for building boats; hopes to take New Madrid and St. Louis and to gain recruits there; if unable to take New Orleans, the expedition will be directed toward New Mexico; Michaux has list of needs. 2pp. AE., États-Unis, sup., 28: 123b15. |
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| Abstract : December 31, 1746. Port-de-Paix, Santo Domingo. Statement of additional food needed for crew of the Chameau sent from Cap Français. (Copy.) 1p. AC., C 9, 89:n.p. |
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| Abstract : August 6, 1722. [Bayonne.] Memorial of merchants of Bayonne to the Council of Commerce, on fitting out vessels for the islands and the American colonies. AN., F 12, 42:4th register. |
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| Abstract : December 5, 1758. Bayonne. Dubrocq to the minister. Sends a memoir on the establishment of a fleet to carry troops to Canada by way of New Orleans in case the Gulf of St. Lawrence is blockaded by English. 7pp. AC., C13, 40:284. |
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| Abstract : July 7, 1758. Fort Royal, Grenada. Rochemore to the minister. Voyage of the Opale Fortune, Patriote, Bizarre and Fidele, bound for Louisiana; wreck of the Fidèle (Copy.) 3pp. AM., B 4, 81:89; AC., C 13, 40:176. |
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| Abstract : October 21, 1720. Hennebont. Worker contract of Ollivier Drouard, "Master shipwright around 50 years to age" to work as ship builder for the Company of the Indies for three years at 1,000 pounds per year. Said monies must be "in coinage and with no bank notes nor other notes of any kind nor bills of any sort." Archives départementales du Morbihan (AD56), 6 E 3910. |
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| Abstract : September 24, 1719. Paris. Royal memoir to Saujon, commander of the Achille, Mercure, and Content. Armament of the vessels; Spanish menace to Louisiana trade; Champmeslin\'s order; faux sauniers as passengers; order for an attack on Pensacola; officers of vessels forbidden to engage in trade; journal of voyage required; instructions on attitude toward English.10 pp. AC., B 41:127. |
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| Abstract : September 18, 1719. Paris. Commission of Loret as clerk on board the Duc de Chartres. 1p. AC., B 42bis:305. (LC.) |
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