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May 01, 2018

Found on FamilySearch: Assessment of Property and Census of Slaves and Their Owners, 1837, New Orleans, LA

Assessment of Property and Census of Slaves and Their Owners, 1837, New Orleans, LA

FamilySearch has digitized the volume Assessment of Property and Census of Slaves and their Owners, 1837, New Orleans, LA. 

There are more records on this microfilm. This register begins on frame 857.

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Assessment of Property and Census of Slaves and Their Owners, 1837, New Orleans, LA
Assessment of Property and Census of Slaves and Their Owners, 1837, New Orleans, LA

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