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Copies of the original grant or order of survey, the survey and final grant, granting a tract of land on the White River, lying in the states of Arkansas and Missouri, made in the year 1793 by the Baron de Carondelet, governor general of the then provinces of Louisiana and Florida, then belonging to Spain, to Captain Don Joseph Valliere. : Also copies of the power of attorney by the heirs of the said Valliere to Creed Taylor, ... and a deed from him ... to John Wilson, for one undivided half thereof

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Copies of the original grant or order of survey, the survey and final grant, granting a tract of land on the White River, lying in the states of Arkansas and Missouri, made in the year 1793 by the Baron de Carondelet, governor general of the then provinces of Louisiana and Florida, then belonging to Spain, to Captain Don Joseph Valliere. : Also copies of the power of attorney by the heirs of the said Valliere to Creed Taylor, ... and a deed from him ... to John Wilson, for one undivided half thereof

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1844.
Call number: 19271
Dimensions: 22 cm
Associated people: Taylor, Creed, (-1906.); Wilson, John. (1795-1858.); Butler, Benjamin F. (1748-1807.); Carondelet, Luis Héctor,
Associated organization: Louisiana.
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