| Arsenius teacher of kings
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1650 |
Anchorite; born 354, at Rome; died
450, at Troe, in Egypt. Theodosius the Great having requested the Emperor
Gratian and Pope Damasus to find him in the West a tutor for his son
Arcadius, they made choice of Arsenius, a man well read in Greek literature,
member of a noble Roman family, and said to have been a
deacon of the Roman
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| Microfilm Rolls
1-3, 12 of 25 Rolls (1818 to 1860) Housed at the
National Archives, Washington D.C.
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1819 |
Note
on the ship that brought Isaac Boykin to the Port of New Orleans:
#102
Norfolk & Portsmouth Brig Laura Townes of Petersburg
A Partial Transcription of Inward Slave Manifests
Port of New Orleans, Record Group 36, United States Customs Service
Collector of Customs at New Orleans.
Transcribed by
Dee Parmer Woodtor, PhD and Alma McClendon.
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Microfilm Rolls 1-3, 12 of 25 Rolls (1818 to 1860) |
1818-1860 |
A Partial Transcription of Inward Slave Manifests United States Customs Service
Port of New Orleans, Record Group 36,United States Customs Service, Collector of Customs at New Orleans.
Housed at the National Archives, Washington D.C.
Transcribed by Dee Parmer Woodtor, PhD and Alma McClendon.
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Slaves owned by Harry Boykin, Halifax, North Carolina.
All Black unless noted otherwise.
Dempsey, Silas, Isaac, Bill, Tom, Hardy, Jim, Simon, Daniel, Richmond, Roden, Romeo, Mulatto
listed as "Negro"
Huldy, Soul, Nanny, Fanny, Cate, Caroline, Charity, Mary, Tony, suckling child-m, Willis
Slaves owned by S. F. Laville, New Orleans: Charles
Negro Slaves owned by Harry Boykin, Halifax, North Carolina
All Black unless noted: Charity, Dempsey, Silas, Isaac, Bill, Tom, Hardy, Jim, Simon, Daniel, Neptune, Richmond
Roden,
Mulatto
Balance on list are listed
as "Negro"
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