Correspondence, Plantation Titles, 1799 - 1910

File — Box: 96, Folder: 4

Identifier: 119_23_9

Correspondence, Plantation Titles

Scope and Contents

Correspondence related to title to the plantations, including the Sulpicians' management of Bohemia during the Suppression:

Memorandum on the Fund of the German Missions (1897); Letter (Aug. 22, 1799) from Thomas Nagot, S.S., to Trustees of Clergy; Letter (Aug. 22, 1799) from Fr. Nagot to Trustees of Clergy at St. Thomas; Letter (July 30, 1799) which asks the CRCC to transfer three young enslaved persons from Bohemia to St. Mary's Seminary; from Thomas Nagot, John Tessier, Antoine Garnier, Ambrose Marechal, P. Babade and Louis W. Dubourg, S.S., to the Trustees of Catholic Clergy [Port Tobacco]; Letter (Aug. 28, 1818) from Fr. Scott to John McElroy, S.J.; Memorandum of some accounts unsettled between the College of Liege and Stonyhurst and Fathers Charles and Francis Neale and through the former with Mr. William Brent; Letter (July 31, 1820) from Edward Scott, S.J., to Anthony Kohlmann, S.J., contains bills paid to Keating by Dr. Carroll's order; Account with Messrs. Wright & Co. Bankers (July 1, 1820); Extract of a letter written by Francis Neale, S.J., (Nov. 19, 1818); Second extract of a letter from Fr. Neale; Papers for the Procurator General on the English Affairs [German Fund]; Letter (Jan. 13, 1897) from Thomas A. Whelan, Esq., has attached the Abstract of Title for St. Inigo's Property, Brittain's Bay or New Town, White Marsh, Saint Thomas and Cedar Point; List of Lands owned by the Society of Jesus; A list of some papers under the names of our places; Blank application to Supreme Court of Kings County, New York, to sell real estate; Certificate concerns the Corporation of Roman Catholic Clergy (1897); Letter (Feb. 18, 1910) from Thomas A. Whelan to Fr. Zwinge; Telegram (Feb. 18, 1910) from T. Whelan to T. Leigh Marriott; A Bill Entitled An Act to give and grant the sanction and consent of the General Assembly of Maryland to sundry deeds to the Corporation of the Roman Catholic Clergymen (1900); Document pertains to deed from Patrick F. Healy to the Corporation (1905).

**Former finding aid locations: 119_23_9; 90A1-90H3**

Dates

1799 - 1910

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Extent

From the Collection: 308 boxes (212 regular boxes, 25 oversized boxes, 58 restricted regular boxes, 13 restricted oversized boxes, plus 14 card catalog drawers )