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Emancipation petition of Henriette LaBrosse, Number 33G, 1822.
Emancipation petition of the estate of François Xavier Freyd, Number 98C, 1834.
Emancipation petition of William Nott, Number 24D, 1835.
Emancipation petition of Marie Jeanne, Number 3F, 1829.
Emancipation petition of David Griffith, Number 57A, 1827.
Emancipation petition of Ramon Planas, Number 60I, 1827.
Emancipation petition of Similien Labranche, Number 71F, 1820
Emancipation petition of Paul Lacon Dubourg, Number 37F, 1825.
Emancipation petition of Jean Baptiste Ramonet, Number 85B, 1815.
Emancipation petition of Joseph Usé, Number 23G, 1835.
Emancipation petition of Widow Marie Louise Riviere, Number 8E, 1829.
Emancipation petition of Martin Öhler, Number 73J, 1819.
Emancipation petition of the estate of Dara Costanza, Number 90E, 1831.
Emancipation petition of the estate of Antoine Capdefert, Number 93B, 1827.
Emancipation petition of Baptiste Hazeur, Number 177B, 1836.
Emancipation petition of Pelagie Dauphin, Number 179B, 1831.
Emancipation petition of Marie Pauline Lemine, Number 59E, 1827.
Emancipation petition of Eugene Ladner, Number 44C, 1838.
Emancipation petition of Louis Morin, Number 10D, 1829.
Emancipation petition of William Ross, Number 10F, 1829.

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