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    • Antonio Patrick Walsh Papers, 1789-1826.

    • Antonio Patrick Walsh Papers, 1789-1826.

    • Slave bills of sale--Louisiana--West Feliciana Parish. Slavery--Louisiana--West Feliciana Parish. Plantations--Louisiana--West Feliciana Parish.

    • A native of Dublin, Ireland, Antonio Patrick Walsh served in the Spanish military and in the militia of colonial Louisiana under Spanish rule. He later became involved in shipping, serving Spanish commercial interests in the Caribbean and Mexico as...
    • Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Collection
    • Certificate, 1801 Nov. 7

    • Certificate, 1801 Nov. 7

    • Certificates;Capuchins--Louisiana;Walsh, Antonio Patrick;Catholic Church--Louisiana;Priests--Louisiana--History--19th century;Catholic men--Religious life;

    • Father Antonio de Sedella of the Capuchin Order, certifies that Antonio P. Walsh, a captain in the colonial Louisiana militia, has performed all duties of the Christian faith during his time in the colony. Certificate was written at New Orleans.
    • Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Collection
    • Letter, 1809 Feb. 25

    • Letter, 1809 Feb. 25

    • Letters;Bank of the United States (1791-1811);Walsh, Antonio Patrick--Finance, Personal;

    • Letter from José Gabriel de Villanueve in Philadelphia to A. P. Walsh in Baltimore, states that he included $2276 from the Bank of the United States in payment of a debt. Also mentions letters to be given to Mr. Blauque and Capt. LaPorte.
    • Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Collection
    • Letter, 1815 Dec. 15

    • Letter, 1815 Dec. 15

    • Letters;Walsh, Antonio Patrick;Slaveholders--Louisiana;Slavery--Louisiana;Fugitive slaves--Louisiana;African Americans--Louisiana--History--19th century;

    • Letter (in French) to Antonio Walsh at Bayou Sarah from Evariste Blanc in New Orleans, asking him to search the boats coming from the river for a runaway slave, William. Antonio Walsh was a planter of West Feliciana Parish.
    • Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Collection
    • Letter, 1815 Feb. 17

    • Letter, 1815 Feb. 17

    • Letters;Walsh, Antonio Patrick;Warships;Louisiana--History, Military--19th century;United States--History--War of 1812--Naval operations;United States--History--War of 1812;Cochran, Alexander, Vice Admiral;Louisiana--History--War of 1812;New...

    • Letter from Dominick Hall (Judge), New Orleans, to Antonio Walsh, concerning the location of the British fleet as it left the Gulf waters; questioning the qualities of British Vice-Admiral Alexander Cochran, who had directed naval skirmishes in the...
    • Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Collection
    • Letter, 1815 Jul. 13

    • Letter, 1815 Jul. 13

    • Letters;Walsh, Antonio Patrick;Agriculture--United States--19th century;Plantation owners--Louisiana--History--19th century;Livestock--Louisiana;

    • Letter to A. P. Walsh at Bayou Sara, West Feliciana Parish, from Evariste Blanc in New Orleans, regarding Blanc's efforts on Walsh's behalf to buy mules and horses.
    • Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Collection
    • Letter, 1815 Mar. 17

    • Letter, 1815 Mar. 17

    • Letters;Walsh, Antonio Patrick;Nolte, Vincent;Cotton trade--Louisiana;

    • Letter to Antonio Walsh at Cecilia Valé of Bayou Sarah, from E. S. Bernard in Baton Rouge, saying that he could not buy cotton and also mentions a shipment of cotton which Vincent Nolte received at St. Francisville.
    • Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Collection
    • Passport, 1801 Nov. 3

    • Passport, 1801 Nov. 3

    • Walsh, Antonio Patrick;Passports;Veracruz (Veracruz-Llave, Mexico);

    • Passport issued in New Orleans to Antonio P. Walsh, an officer in the Louisiana militia and planter of West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana, by Manuel de Salcedo, Spanish governor of Louisiana, 1801-1803, for entrance into Vera Cruz.
    • Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Collection
    • Power of attorney, 1810 Jan. 5

    • Power of attorney, 1810 Jan. 5

    • Power of attorney--Louisiana--History--19th century;Real property--Louisiana--West Feliciana Parish--History--19th century;Notaries--Louisiana;

    • Document signed by A.P. Walsh, planter of West Feliciana Parish, in which he gives an unnamed person power of attorney to act on his behalf in regard to his land in "New Feliciana." Included is a description of the land's location. Signed by...
    • Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Collection

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