Center for Louisiana Studies Archival Catalog

I-DA1-5- 126 Creole Cottage/ Plans
I-DA1-5- 127 Commercial Creole Cottages, New Orleans, Commercialized Early 19thc
I-DA1-5- 128 No. Typical Residences, Corner Stone
I-DA1-5- 129 Commercial Creole Cottages
I-DA1-5- 130 Commercial Creole Cottages, Corner Cottage, Row Houses
I-DA1-5- 131 2 Bay, Creole Cottage, Exterior
I-DA1-5- 132 2 Bay, Creole Cottage, Exterior (2)
I-DA1-5- 133 2 Bay, Creole Cottage, Exterior (3)
I-DA1-5- 134 2 Bay, Creole Cottage, Exterior (4)
I-DA1-5- 135 2 Bay Creole Cottage, Exterior, St. Phillip, Joseph Dolliole FMOC
I-DA1-5- 136 3 Bay Cottage , Cottage triples, 3 Rooms Deep, Common Walls
I-DA1-5- 137 3 Bay Cottage , Exterior, J. L. Dolliole FMOC
I-DA1-5- 138 4 Bay Cottages, Exterior
I-DA1-5- 139 4 Bay Cottages, Exterior Two Family
I-DA1-5- 140 4 Bay Cottages, Creole Cottages, Fire Walls Project Above Roof Line, Stucco
I-DA1-5- 141 4 Bay Cottages, Exterior, Row House
I-DA1-5- 142 4 Bay Cottages, Exterior, Corner Creole
I-DA1-5- 143 4 Bay Cottages, Exterior, Exterior
I-DA1-5- 144 4 Bay Cottages Exterior
I-DA1-5- 145 4 Bay Cottages Exterior, 3 Family Creole
I-DA1-5- 146 4 Bay Cottages Exterior (2)
I-DA1-5- 147 4 Bay Cottage
I-DA1-5- 148 4 Bay Cottages Exterior (3)
I-DA1-5- 149 4 Bay Cottages Exterior (4)
I-DA1-5- 150 4 Bay Cottages Exterior (5)

I-HO1-610 Sleepy Hoffpauir
I-HO1-611 Sleepy Hoffpauir
I-HO1-612 Sleepy Hoffpauir
I-HO1-613 ? Steel guitar player for Belton Richard band
I-HO1-614 Setlist? for Belton Richard band; select songs underlined in red
I-HO1-615 Email correspondence; Rayne Chamber of Commerce, Harry Choates biography
I-HO1-616 31-Aug-02 2002 Signature Awards, Rayne/Acadiana Parish areas. Inductees: Harry Choates, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Harold J Leger, Dallas Joseph Roy, Rufus Romain Thibodeaux
I-HO1-617 Bobby Pinson
I-HO1-618 Carol Dawn Johnson
I-HO1-619 Email correspondence; Rayne Chamber of Commerce, Sleepy Hoffpauir biography
I-HO1-620 31-Aug-02 2002 Signature Awards, Rayne/Acadiana Parish areas. Inductees: Harry Choates, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Harold J Leger, Dallas Joseph Roy, Rufus Romain Thibodeaux
I-HO1-621 4-Nov-10 Obituary for Alex Broussard
I-HO1-622 Sleepy Hoffpauir
I-HO1-623 Obituary for Sleepy Hoffpauir
I-HO1-624 Newspaper clipping; Lovelate Boubois
I-HO1-625 Newspaper Clipping: "Papa Cairo" Julius Lamperez, Lester Hoffpauir, "Uncle" Audrus Thibodeaux, Joseph "Pee Wee" Broussard, Corita Mae Thibodeaux, Bradley "Sleepy" Stutes, Leroy "Happy Fats" LeBlanc
I-HO1-626 Newspaper Clipping: Folklife Music Signature Awards recipients: Beverly Rayon, Edison Lee Choates, Linda Lee Choates, Harry Choates, Hadley Castille, Pete Bergeron, Mayor Jim Petitjean, Dallas Joseph Roy, Tony Thibodeaux, Rufus Thibodeaux, Harold Leger, Sleepy Hoffpauir
I-HO1-627 Elvis Presley, purchased from Stagg's Music Shop
I-HO1-628 Newspaper Clipping: Harry Trahan, The Judice Ramblers
I-HO1-629 Newspaper clipping: Obituary for Rodney "Hot Rod" Miller
I-HO1-630 Newspaper clipping: The Rayne Independent; source of all the obituaries

I-DA1-2-101  Baton Rouge, Magnolia Mound Plantation Exterior/ Rear Galley
I-DA1-2-102  Magnolia Mound Plantation House, baton rouge, late 18c, Mud & Moss Construction, Built by Johnjoyce
I-DA1-2-103  Magnolia Mound House Baton Rouge Exterior (9)
I-DA1-2-104  Baton Rouge, Magnolia Mound Plantation, John Joyce/ Arct Exterior/ Rear Gallery
I-DA1-2-105  Baton Rouge, Magnolia Mound Plantation Exterior/ Under Front Porch
I-DA1-2-106  Magnolia Mound House Baton Rouge Exterior (10)
I-DA1-2-107  Baton Rouge, Magnolia Mound Plantation Exterior/ Grounds
I-DA1-2-108  Baton Rouge Magnolia Mound Plantation Exterior/ Kitchen
I-DA1-2-109  Baton Rouge Magnolia Mound Plantation John Joyce/ Arct,  Interior/ Kitchen
I-DA1-2-110  Baton Rouge, Magnolia Mound Plantation John Jouce/ Arct, Interior/ Kitchen Ceiling
I-DA1-2-111  Baton Rouge, Magnolia Mound Plantation, John Joyce/ Arct, Interior/ Kitchen Fireplace
I-DA1-2-112  Baton Rouge, Magnolia Mound Plantation, John Joyce/ Arct, Interior/ Kitchen (2)
I-DA1-2-113  Baton Rouge, Magnolia Mound Plantation, john Joyce/ Arct , Interior/ Kitchen (3)
I-DA1-2-114  Magnolia Mound House, Baton Rouge, InteriorMagnolia Mound House, Baton Rouge, Interior
I-DA1-2-115  Magnolia Mound House, Baton Rouge Interior (2)
I-DA1-2-116  Magnolia Mound House, Baton Rouge Interior (3)
I-DA1-2-117  Magnolia mound House, baton Rouge, exterior (11)
I-DA1-2-118  Magnolia mound House, Baton Rouge, Interior (4)
I-DA1-2-119  Magnolia Mound House, Baton Rouge, Interior (5)
I-DA1-2-120  Magnolia Mound House, Baton rouge, Interior (6)
I-DA1-2-121  Magnolia Mound House, Baton rouge, Interior (7)

I-DA1-5- 176 Slave Quarters (3)
I-DA1-5- 177 Slave Quarters Early 1800s, New Orleans
I-DA1-5- 178 Slave Quarters (4)
I-DA1-5- 179 Townhouse
I-DA1-5- 180 Townhouse (2)
I-DA1-5- 181 New Orleans, Commonwall Townhouse/ 600 Esplanade, Exterior/ General
I-DA1-5- 182 Town House Details, Creole Cottage Exterior
I-DA1-5- 183 Town House Details, Creole Cottages, Exterior
I-DA1-5- 184 Town House Details, Creole Cottages, Shutters w/ Strap Hinges
I-DA1-5- 185 Town House Details, 2 Bay own House Interior
I-DA1-5- 186 Town House details, 3 Bay Town Houses, New Orleans Detail
I-DA1-5- 187 Town House Interiors
I-DA1-5- 188 Town House Interiors, American Town House, Center Hall
I-DA1-5- 189 Town House Interiors, De La Crois House, American Town House, Center Hall
I-DA1-5- 190 Town House/ Sketches- Plans Plan
I-DA1-5- 191 Town House/ Sketches- plans New Orleans General View
I-DA1-5- 192 Town House/ Sketches- plans New Orleans Classical, 115-121, Chartres
I-DA1-5- 193 Town House/ Sketches- Plans, New Orleans, Row House
I-DA1-5- 194 Town House/ Sketches- Plans, 2 Bay Town House, hip Roof, Frame Plan
I-DA1-5- 195 Town House/ Sketches- Plans, New orleans, Three Bay, Three Story w/ 3 Arched openings/ Fanlight Transforms Stucco Covered Brick Walls Cantilevered Balcony
I-DA1-5- 196 Town House/ Sketches- Plans, 3 Bay Town House
I-DA1-5- 197 Town House/ Sketches- Plans, 3 Bay Town House (2)
I-DA1-5- 198 Town House/ Sketches- Plans, 3 bay Town House (3)
I-DA1-5- 199 Town House/ Sketches- Plans, 3 bay Town House (4)
I-DA1-5- 200 Town House/ Sketches- Plans, 3 bay Town House (5)

I-DA1-5- 201 Town House/ Sketches- Plans, 3 bay Town House (6)
I-DA1-5- 202 Town House/ Sketches- Plans, 3 bay Town House (7)
I-DA1-5- 203 Town House/ Sketches- Plans, 3 bay Town House (8)
I-DA1-5- 204 New Orleans, Cotin House, 534 Royal Street Gurley And Guillot Architects, 3 Bay Town House, Exterior/ Facade
I-DA1-5- 205 New Orleans, Gurlev & Guillot/ Archts, Exterior
I-DA1-5- 206 Dejean Hove
I-DA1-5- 207 Dejean Hove (2)
I-DA1-5- 208 Influences Town house, Courtyards and Influences, Larkin House Monterey
I-DA1-5- 209 Influences, Town House, Casa Amesti
I-DA1-5- 210 Influences, Town House, Town House Courtyards and Influences, Monterey, CA
I-DA1-5- 211 Influences, Town House, Town House Courtyards and Influences, Monterey
I-DA1-5- 212 Town Houses/ Stairs, New orleans, Town House, gally House
I-DA1-5- 213 Town House/ Stairs
I-DA1-5- 214 Town House, Courtyards, Creole Cottage Slave Quarters
I-DA1-5- 215 Townhouse, Stairs, interior
I-DA1-5- 216 Townhouse/ Stairs, Creole Cottage Stair, 2 Bay Town House
I-DA1-5- 217 Town House, Courtyards
I-DA1-5- 218 Town House, Courtyards (2)
I-DA1-5- 219 Town House, Courtyards, Frank, Mathew
I-DA1-5- 220 Town House, Courtyards, Labatut House, 600 Block Royal Street, New Orleans
I-DA1-5- 221 Townhouse, courtyards, Court Of Two Sisters, New orleans, 613 Royal, Gurlie and Guillot
I-DA1-5- 222 Townhouse, courtyards,  New orleans, Courtyard, French 17th c New Orleans, Patios, Cast iron Fountain underwood, residence
I-DA1-5- 223 3 Bay Town House, Side Hall, 2 Storey, Italinate
I-DA1-5- 224 Town House, Courtyards, Bov D. Chruise, 917, s. Ann
I-DA1-5- 225 Town House, Courtyards, American Town House Center Hall, Courtyard and Quarters

D-MO1-U-001
A list of payments the Parish of St. Landry paid in 1893. The payments are for several projects the parish commissioned.

D-MO1-U-002
A list of names, crimes, pleas, and fines during 1894 in St. Landry Parish. There is a note at the bottom of the page that certifies that the above list is accurate.

D-MO1-U-003
The first page of a leasing contract between St. Landry Parish, the lessor, and Eraste Dupre, the lessee. The contract is for leasing out incarcerated people for labor on Eraste Dupre's land.

D-MO1-U-004
The second page of a leasing contract between St. Landry Parish and Eraste Dupre. This page contains the agreement that this lease will begin on October 1st, 1906, and will last for a year.

D-MO1-U-005
An ordinance Mr. Singleton of the St. Landry Parish police jury created to organize the construction of a bridge. The sections on this page concern the dimensions and location of the proposed bridge.

D-MO1-U-006
On this page of Mr. Singleton's ordinance draft, there is a section that specifies that this ordinance does not apply to bridges that are already under construction. There is a handwritten note at the bottom of the page.

D-MO1-U-007
A handwritten request to pay Robert Jernott(?) $25.00 for his work furnishing materials and rebuilding the Cow Bayou bridge, which a Mr. Miller approved.

D-MO1-U-008
A letter G.P. Pollard of the Climax Lumber Yard Company sent to Dr. W.E. Hawkins to deliver a check for his rent. The check was for $80.00 and $75.00 went to the rent and $5.00 was for a package.

D-MO1-U-009
An official voting ballot from November 5th, 1946, for the Democratic Party. The election was for Congressmen, District officers, Parochial officers, and proposed Constitutional amendments.

D-MO1-U-010
An invitation to the Third Annual Dance of the Rayne Amusement Club, which the club held at Derouen's Opera House on November 29th, 1907.

D-MO1-U-011
An invitation to the Last Dance of the Season. The organizers held the dance at Woodman Hall in Rayne, Louisiana on March 2nd, 1919.

D-MO1-U-012
A note outlining the pay for Ambroise Jannot(?) for his time acting as a quarantine guard from October 12th to October 13th in 1899. His employer paid him $3.00 for his labor.

D-MO1-U-013
A note denoting the pay for Eraste Savoie for his time acting as a quarantine guard from October 12th to October 13th in 1899. His employer paid him $3.00 for his labor.

D-MO1-U-014
A note stating the pay for Damonville Savoie for his time acting as a quarantine guard from September 19th to October 19th in 1899. His employer paid him $39.00 for his labor.

D-MO1-U-015
A note calculating the pay for John Jannot(?) for his time acting as a quarantine guard from September 19th to October 19th in 1899. His employer paid him $39.00 for his labor.

D-MO1-U-016
A voting advertisement, encouraging voters to turn up on October 4th, 1906 and vote for H.E. Estorge to represent St. Landry Parish on the State Board of Equalization.

D-MO1-U-017
A handwritten agreement between John Stuart and Rubin Stuart that John(?) promised to pay Rubin(?) back the $25.97 he borrowed with an 8% interest rate.

D-MO1-U-018
This document is an invoice from Alex T. Burleigh, who sold general merchandise. The invoice was for materials and labor used in road and bridge maintenance. It totaled out to $19.50

D-MO1-U-019
An invoice from the Hopkins Bros. Co., Inc., dealers in lumber and building materials, sent to St. Landry Parish's 2nd Ward. The total amount owed was $22.90.

D-MO1-U-020
An invoice sent to St. Landry Parish from the lumber dealer F.E. Stokes. The invoice was for an order of $10.00 worth of lumber.

D-MO1-U-021
A note sent to St. Landry Parish, reporting that Alfred Mayfield and Roberto Malbrough attended to and buried a colored man who died in Sunset Louisiana. They were paid $10.00 for their labor.

D-MO1-U-022
A handwritten letter sent to J.J. Healey from J.E. Dailey. In this letter, Dailey wants to know for a friend of his the price of grain(?) per ear and per square yard.

D-MO1-U-023
A record of the purchases of St. Landry Parish from April 25th to May 7th in the year 1919 from Pellerin's Drug Store. The parish purchased bandages, cotton, and vaccines, and the purchases totaled out to $53.50.

D-MO1-U-024
A check for $53.50 allotted to Pellerin's Drug Store from St. Landry Parish. It appears to be connected to the list of purchased goods in U-024.

D-MO1-U-025
A letter from F.R. Caffery, sent to Mr. A. Moresi. Caffery sent the letter to request for a different measurement for a part he commissioned the Moresi foundry to cast. Moreover, the second half of the letter is about a note Moresi requested Caffery to sign. Caffery claimed that he already signed and sent the note to Moresi, but he was willing to sign and send another one if necessary.

I-DA1-3-076  Mary (West indian Style ) Spanish Colonial Period, Interior Stairs  
I-DA1-3-077  Mary- Dalcour, Interior- detail
I-DA1-3-078  Mary- Dalcour, Interior- Floor
I-DA1-3-079  Mary Dalcour, Interior- Stairs (2)
I-DA1-3-080  Mary- Dalcour, Interior- Furnishing
I-DA1-3-081  Mary- Dalcour, Interior- Furnishings (2)
I-DA1-3-082  Mary- Dalcour, Interior- Furnishing (3)
I-DA1-3-083  Mary Dalcour, Interior- Kitchen
I-DA1-3-084  Mary dalcour, Interior- Floor
I-DA1-3-085  Mary dalcour, Interior Ceiling
I-DA1-3-086  Mary dalcour, Interior- Fireplace
I-DA1-3-087  mary Dalcour, Interior- Window
I-DA1-3-088  Mary- dalcour, Interior detail (2)
I-DA1-3-089  Destrahan, interior
I-DA1-3-090  Destrahan, Interior (2)
I-DA1-3-091  Lady Of The lake,  Interior Door
I-DA1-3-092  Lady Of The Lake, exterior- grounds
I-DA1-3-093  Lady of the Lake- Exterior
I-DA1-3-094  Lady of the Lake- Exterior (2)
I-DA1-3-095  Lady of the Lake- Exterior (3)
I-DA1-3-096  Lady of the Lake- Exterior (4)
I-DA1-3-097  Lady of the Lake- Exterior (5)
I-DA1-3-098  Lady of the Lake- Exterior- General
I-DA1-3-099  Lady of the Lake- Exterior (6)
I-DA1-3-100  Lady of the Lake- Exterior (7)

D-MO1-V-001
A bill issued to F.R. Caffery in account with the Moresi Foundry and Machine Shop. It is most likely the note mentioned at the bottom of D-MO1-U-25. The amount Caffery paid was $590.48.

D-MO1-V-002
A letter from F. R. Caffery which was sent to Mr. A. Moresi, concerning the payment he owes for the items he comissioned from the foundry. Caffery wrote this letter to tell Moresi the timeframe of when he will have the payment ready.

D-MO1-V-003
A business letter sent to Mr. Leo P. Anderton from F.R. Caffery. Caffery is asking Anderton if he knows of anyone who could make for him the parts he needs for a crusher.

D-MO1-V-004
The first page of another business letter between F.R. Caffery and Mr. A. Moresi. On this page, Caffery discloses that the letter was sent with a signed note for $150.00 with a slight edit to the date to provide himself with some more time to meet the payment. Caffery then requests for a man from Moresi's foundry to come over and cut a key that was sent in a spur wheel hub. Additionally, he requests for the items he ordered to be completed by Saturday, October 12th, 1901.

D-MO1-V-005
The back of V-004, which includes an additional note from Caffery to Moresi. It is an additonal inquiry about the creation of a small centrifuge pump, asking Moresi if his foundry is capable of fulfilling the request or if Moresi knew anyone who could do it instead.

D-MO1-V-006
A short letter sent from F. R. Caffery sent to Mr. A. Moresi. The paper the letter was written on has deteriorated a bit, so some parts of it are unable to be deciphered. From what is legible, Caffery wrote Moresi to inform him that he wishes to try a different arrangement for his equipment than what Moresi previously suggested.

D-MO1-V-007
Another comission for Moresi's foundry from F.R. Caffery. Caffery requested for the construction of two trolleys, with rollers or balls(?) instead of plain bearings.

D-MO1-V-008
A page from a letter between an unknown sender and recipient. This page outlines the dimensions and specifications for a collar bearing.

D-MO1-V-009
Another letter from F.R. Caffery to A. Moresi requesting for an estimate on the pricing and timeframe for the creation of several parts with certain dimensions.

D-MO1-V-010
The second half of V-009. At the end of this letter, Caffery states he would like this commission finished by the 15th of September.

D-MO1-V-011
The first page of a business letter between F.R. Caffery and Moresi, and in it, Caffery responds to a previous communication with Moresi (possibly linked V-009 and V-010). In this letter he confirms the exact dimensions he wishes for the machine parts he ordered, stating the letter included a sketch of the parts in question.

D-MO1-V-012
The second page of a business letter between Caffery and Moresi that continues from V-011. On this page, Caffery recalls a pinion he previously ordered from Moresi, including its dimensions and number of teeth. He requests for the pinion to be completed early since he wants to do a trial run of his mill on October 10th, and he promises that the payment will be ready by November 1st.

D-MO1-V-013
The first page of a letter for Dr. W.E. Hawkins from J.D. Hesseltine. In this letter, Hesseltine explains he is on a land deal with L.O.E. Bennet, and the land in question are lots jointly owned by both Bennet and Hawkins. Hesseltine wishes to give Hawkins part of his interest from different lots he owns in exchange for full ownership of Hawkins and Bennet's lot. The latter half of the page details the lots and interest Hesseltine wishes to offer Hawkins and the advantages of accepting his offer.

D-MO1-V-014
The second page of V-013. It continues Hesseltine's letter to Dr. W.E. Hawkins, offereing Hawkins a deal for part of Hesseltine's interest in exchange for some of Hawkins's land. This page continues Hesseltine's questions about the quality, climate and crops that Hawkins's land could sustain to determine an appropriate price.

D-MO1-V-015
A note written on the back of V-014. Presumably, Dr. W.E. Hawkins wrote this note in response to V-013 and V-014, but the handwriting is difficult to read. From what could be discerned, Hawkins was not interested in Hesseltine's offer, but he was open to renegotiate a new agreement between the two.

D-MO1-V-016
A letter for Dr. W.E. Hawkins. The letter is difficult to read in some areas, and the sender's name cannot be deciphered at this time. From what could be read, the sender is requesting Hawkins to give him more time to make up the funds to settle his and a unnamed woman's accounts. The sender needs more time because he lost most of his savings due to an incident.

D-MO1-V-017
A letter to Dr. Will Hawkins from Sam Huckaby, concerning some land Hawkins wishes to purchase. Huckaby requests Hawkins to tell him what he's willing to offer for the plot since he believes the land is worth a decent amount. Huckaby ends the letter stating his initial intent to meet in person, but the roads were too bad to make the journey.

D-MO1-V-018
A bill issued by Ethan Whitington Jr. to J.B. Simpletary(?) for an order of cotton. The total amount owed was $5.10, and Simpletary(?) paid the bill May 11th, 1895.

D-MO1-V-019
A letter addressed to Dr. W.E. Hawkins from D.W. Broom of the Henry Bosch Company, which specialized in painting, paper-hanging, and decorating. The letter originally included an order application with a selection of options for him to choose from. The letter does not specify what he ordered between wallpaper, paint, or furniture.

D-MO1-V-020
A letter from W. Chappelle sent to Dr. T.E. Hawkins, concerning the health of his child. In the letter, Chapelle explains his daughter has been experiencing problems with her bowels and a light fever for the past two days, and he requests for Hawkins to send medicine to help control bowels.

D-MO1-V-021
A letter for Dr. W.E. Hawkins from Pier Vidine(?). Vidine wished to sell 80 acres of land and timber. Hawkins expressed interest in purchasing the land in the past, so Vidine wanted to see how much Hawkins was willing to offer for it. Vidine also placed pressure on the deal, mentioning that he had another interested buyer named John Evans.

D-MO1-V-022
The envelope for V-021, addressed to Dr. W.E. Hawkins in Bayou Chicot, Louisiana.

D-MO1-V-023
A letter from C.L. Chapelle sent to Dr. W.E. Hawkins. The writing is difficult to read, but from what is legible, the letter appears to be a reminder(?) from Chapelle to Hawkins to cancel something and send it to him.

D-MO1-V-024
A bill sent to Dr. W.E. Hawkins from the Chapelle Saw Mill for an order of 2x7(?) that totaled to about 500ft(?). The payment owed was $3.25.

D-MO1-V-025
A letter from J.E. Johnson to Dr. Willie Hawkins, who was, presumably Dr. W.E. Hawkins. This letter concerned Johnson's yearly payment to rent one of Hawkins's houses, and he requested to renew his agreement with Hawkins for another year.

I-DA1-3-101  Lady of the Lake- Exterior (8)
I-DA1-3-102  Lady of the Lake- Exterior (9)
I-DA1-3-103  Lady of the Lake- Exterior (10)
I-DA1-3-104  Lady of the Lake- Interior
I-DA1-3-105  Lady of the Lake- Interior (2)
I-DA1-3-106  Lady of the Lake- Interior (3)
I-DA1-3-107  Lady of the Lake- Interior (4)
I-DA1-3-108  Lady of the Lake- Interior (5)
I-DA1-3-109  Lady of the Lake- Interior (6)
I-DA1-3-110  Lady of the Lake- Interior (7)
I-DA1-3-111  Lady of the Lake- Interior (8)
I-DA1-3-112  Lady of the Lake- Interior (9)
I-DA1-3-113  Lady of the Lake- Interior (10)
I-DA1-3-114  Lady of the Lake- Interior Detail
I-DA1-3-115  Australian Scene
I-DA1-3-116  Mississippi Plantation
I-DA1-3-117  Destrahan, Plan
I-DA1-3-118  Destrahan, Plan (2)
I-DA1-3-119  Destrahan, Plan (3)
I-DA1-3-120  Destrahan, Plan (4)
I-DA1-3-121  Destrahan, Plan (5)
I-DA1-3-122  Destrahan, Plan (6)
I-DA1-3-123  Destrahan, Plan (7)
I-DA1-3-124  Destrahan, Plan (8)
I-DA1-3-125  Destrahan, Destrehan- Beautiful Ruin, Wings added in 1823

D-MO1-A-001
A hand-written letter from Widow P (?) Gautreaux, sharing some personal news in her life with someone else. The handwriting is a bit difficult to read.

D-MO1-A-002
A petition from a couple of concerned citizens of Grand Coteau, LA, to the Police Jury of St. Landry Parish, requesting the construction of a public road.

D-MO1-A-003
An invoice from a general store called Phillips and Erwin, detailing orders made from January to June by a farm (I can't make out the name at the moment).

D-MO1-A-004
A hand-written letter from A.A. Bonvillain of Home Place and Coteau Plantations within St. Mary Parish. The writing is faded and occasionally difficult to read. In the letter, Bonvillain places an order for a sample of a part, requests for a pump cylinder to be tuned, and for a panel(?) to be cut.

D-MO1-A-005
A letter from A.A. Bonvillain, written to Mr. Moresi. The handwriting is faded and the right-hand side has deteriorated a bit. This letter seems to be the response of a previous inquiry about the use, dimensions, and holes drilled in some metal plates Bonvillain is interested in purchasing.

D-MO1-A-006
A politely written letter from Mr. Dunbar(?) requesting Miss Perrodin(?) to send him a roll of leather(?). (Potentially connected with A-006 and A-007).

D-MO1-A-007
A correspondence from Monsieur Pollingue(?) to Jules Perrodin written in French. Needs further review for translation.

D-MO1-A-008
A legal (?) agreement. The writer promises that they will pay sixty-six dollars, plus interest to purchase(?) an estate on behalf of Jules Perrodin. The handwriting is difficult to make out. Moreover, the sleeve contains a copy of the document.

D-MO1-A-009
A letter from Richard J. Breaux to Al's Print Shop, placing an order for Breaux's Hatchery and providing directions for delivery (Presumably connected with A-009, A-010, A-011, A-012, and A-013).

D-MO1-A-010
Envelope for A-009.

D-MO1-A-011
A printed slip for customers of Breaux's Hatchery to place their orders. Appears to be connected to A-009; potentially the slips that were ordered in that letter to Al's Print Shop.

D-MO1-A-012
A potentially older iteration of A-010. Could also be the duplicate of the printing mentioned in A-009.

D-MO1-A-013
A potentially older iteration of A-010. Could also be the duplicate of the printing mentioned in A-009.

D-MO1-A-014
An entry ticket for a benefit supper and raffle held at the Doric Lodge in Glenco, Louisiana. It details the time of the event, the dress code, and donations.

D-MO1-A-015
An entry ticket for a benefit supper and raffle held at the Doric Lodge in Glenco, Louisiana. It details the time of the event, the dress code, and donations.

D-MO1-A-016
A hand-written letter in French. It does not have a clear recipient, beginning with "Cher Monsieur" rather than a name. The sender appears to be a Francis Faraz (?), but the script is difficult to make out.

D-MO1-A-017
Another hand-written letter from A.A. Bonvillain to Mr. Moresi. The handwriting is difficult to read at some points. The letter is an order from Bonvillain to the Moresi foundry for a scraper, and it contains specifications for the dimensions and materials for the scraper.

D-MO1-A-018
A letter to Mr. Moresi talking about a commission to create the parts for a device to draw water from a well. The sender's name is difficult to make out due to the handwriting, and there is a note written at the top of the paper from a different author.

D-MO1-A-019
A letter that instructs the receiver to deliver the warrants of a Marguerite Cendre(?) or Collumo and M. Alexander Vainwright (?) to a man named Oscar Miles (?) for him to sign. The script for the names of the sender and recipient are too ornate for me to figure out.

D-MO1-A-020
A hand-written legal document to St. Landry Parish officials, certifying that one Alcibiades Guidry is unable to take care of himself and requesting that he be placed on a list. The handwriting is difficult to read, obscuring the senders' names and the descriptor of the list.

D-MO1-A-021
The second part of a note from J.W. May to an unknown recipient about the paperwork for selling their land.

D-MO1-A-022
An invoice from the office of J. D'Echaux for an order of materials. It's difficult to tell what exactly the order is for, but the company that D'Echaux seems to be part of is a sawmill dealing in cypress lumber and shingles.

D-MO1-A-023
A check made out to the Police Jury of Opelousas, Louisiana from J. Goetz (?).

D-MO1-A-024
Another hand-written letter from A.A. Bonvillain to the Moresi foundry. In the letter, Bonvillain is requesting the delivery of metal parts and tools that he commissioned for a project his company is working on.

D-MO1-A-025
A letter from the Gibson Cypress Lumber Co. to the Moresi Foundry, placing an order for engine parts with a few specifications. The letter was originally sent with a sketch of the requested parts.

I-DA1-3-126  Destrahan, Plan (9)
I-DA1-3-127  Destrahan, Plan (10)
I-DA1-3-128  Destrahan, Plan (11)
I-DA1-3-129  Destrahan, Plan (12)
I-DA1-3-130  Destrahan, Plan (13)
I-DA1-3-131  Destrahan, Plan (14)
I-DA1-3-132  Destrahan, Plan (15)
I-DA1-3-133  Destrahan, Plan (16)
I-DA1-3-134  Destrahan, Exterior
I-DA1-3-135  Destrahan, Exterior (2)
I-DA1-3-136  Destrahan, Exterior (3)
I-DA1-3-137  Destrahan, Exterior (4)
I-DA1-3-138  Destrahan, Exterior (5)
I-DA1-3-139  Destrahan, Exterior (6)
I-DA1-3-140  Destrahan, Interior (3)
I-DA1-3-141  Destrahan, Interior- Stairs
I-DA1-3-142  Destrahan, Interior (4)
I-DA1-3-143  Destrahan, Interior (5)
I-DA1-3-144  Destrahan, Interior (6)
I-DA1-3-145  Destrahan, Interior (7)
I-DA1-3-146  Rosedon, Exterior
I-DA1-3-147  Rosedon, Exterior (2)
I-DA1-3-148  Rosedon, Exterior (3)
I-DA1-3-149  Rosedon, Exterior (4)
I-DA1-3-150  Rosedon, Exterior (5)

D-MO1-B-001
A list of debit and credit purchases spanning the year of 1879 to 1880.

D-MO1-B-002
Hand-written Letter The first page of a letter from a Simon Johnson to J.J. Healey requesting information about property lines.

D-MO1-B-003
The second page of the letter from Simon Johnson to J.J. Healey detailing that this letter was sent with another letter from a Mr. Dubuisson (?) to a Mr. Elliott, which recommended Mr. Johnson as an informant.

D-MO1-B-004
A hand-written letter that reports that an order of lumber has been secured for a project and requests instruction for where and to whom the payment should be sent to. The names of the sender and receiver are difficult to make out due to the script.

D-MO1-B-005
A list of purchases for books, ink, rulers, pens, paper, and pencils. The script is difficult to read at some parts, and I'm unable to make out the signature at the bottom of the page.

D-MO1-B-006
A letter from the "undersigned comity" of Grand Coteau to the parish council (?) to inform them of the completion of a bridge and the price for the contractor's work.

D-MO1-B-007
A hand-written letter to someone in Grand Coteau, but the handwriting is too difficult to read.

D-MO1-B-008
A letter from the Garden City store requesting the Moresi foundry to create two casts of a certain item because the original casting seems to have broken. The handwriting makes it difficult to determine what the items are.

D-MO1-B-009
A typed letter from the Albert Hanson Lumber Company to the Moresi foundry, which places an order for a crank shaft for an engine with a small gear attached to it. The letter details certain measurements and specifications for the gear in question.

D-MO1-B-010
Another letter from the Albert Hanson Lumber Company, requesting an order for six grate bars for 5'10" pieces of wood to be delivered by freight as soon as possible.

D-MO1-B-011
An invitation to the Gilsland High School commencement ceremony for the senior class of 1914.

D-MO1-B-012
Envelope for B-011

D-MO1-B-013
A letter from the St. Mary Hardwood Lumber Company to the Moresi foundry that places an order for 11 grate bars for slab wood to create a "100 H.P. locomotive fire box boiler."

D-MO1-B-014
A letter from the J. D'Echaux Cypress, Lumber, and Shingles company to the Moresi foundry requesting an extention on their scheduled payment because they have had trouble with their engine, which has impacted the mill's production and profits.

D-MO1-B-015
Another letter from the J. d'Echaux Cypress, Lumber, and Shingles company. The handwriting is difficult to read, but the letter appears to be about an adjustment to a payment plan and promises that the Moresi foundry's patience will be rewarded.

D-MO1-B-016
Another letter from J. d'Echaux to the Moresi foundry. The handwriting is difficult to read, but it appears to have been written after Moresi acted upon the events described in B-021 and B-017.

D-MO1-B-017
Another letter from J. d'Echaux to the Moresi foundry. The handwriting is difficult to read, but it appears to have been written after Moresi acted upon the events described in B-021.

D-MO1-B-018
A letter from the J. d'Echaux Cypress, Lumber, and Shingles company to the Moresi foundry. It is difficult to read, but it appears to be connected to B-021, B-017, and B-016.

D-MO1-B-019
Another letter from J. d'Echaux to Mr. Moresi. The handwriting is difficult to read, but it appears to be about d'Echaux's debt to Moresi, promising to return a machine he was borrowing and the money he owes.

D-MO1-B-020
Another letter from J. d'Echaux to Mr. Moresi. The handwriting is difficult to read. d'Echaux appears to be thanking Moresi for being granted an extension for his payments and that he has been looking into getting more funding for his business.

D-MO1-B-021
A hand-written letter from J. d'Echaux to the Moresi foundry. The handwriting is difficult to read, but from what I could tell, D'Echaux is asking the Moresi foundry to look into a couple of workers who are recently out of work and anxious to find a new employer.

D-MO1-B-022
An envelope from Ed Hart and Sons Feed Stuff and Groceries Wholesale and Retail in Gibsland, Louisiana addressed to Mr. W. P. Hawley in El Dorado, Arkansas.

D-MO1-B-023
An invitation to the Grand Chenier High School commencement ceremony for the graduating class of 1946.

D-MO1-B-024
An order slip for a wholesale store from Mr. Moresi, ordering a shaft. There is a note written on the slip in another person's handwriting. The handwriting is difficult to read, but the note appears to be about Moresi paying his bill on time and that a pump needs to be repaired.

D-MO1-B-025
A letter to Mr. Moresi. The handwriting is difficult to read, but it appears to be about payment for a project and how it will be sent to the relevant parties.

I-DA1-3-151  Rosedon, Exterior (6)
I-DA1-3-152  Rosedon, Exterior (7)
I-DA1-3-153  Rosedon, Exterior (8)
I-DA1-3-154  Rosedon, Interior
I-DA1-3-155  Rosedon, Interior (2)
I-DA1-3-156  Rosedon, Exterior (9)
I-DA1-3-157  Rosedon, Interior (3)
I-DA1-3-158  Rosedon, Interior (4)
I-DA1-3-159  Rosedon, Interior (5)
I-DA1-3-160  Rosedon, Interior (6)
I-DA1-3-161  Rosedon, Interior (7)
I-DA1-3-162  Rosedon, Interior (8)
I-DA1-3-163  Rosedon, Interior (9)
I-DA1-3-164  Rosedon, Interior (10)
I-DA1-3-165  Rosedon, Interior (11)
I-DA1-3-166  Rosedon, Interior (12)
I-DA1-3-167  Rosedon, Interior (13)
I-DA1-3-168  Rosedon, Interior (14)
I-DA1-3-169  Rosedon, Interior (15)
I-DA1-3-170  Rosedon, Interior (16)
I-DA1-3-171  George Celles House, Natchitoches, Exterior
I-DA1-3-172  Wells House, Natchitoches
I-DA1-3-173  Well's House, Exterior- grounds
I-DA1-3-174  Wells House, Exterior- General
I-DA1-3-175  Wells House, exterior- Side

D-MO1-C-001
A long letter from J. D. Phillips to Dr. W. E. Hawkins addressing a complaint that was filed against Phillips's business because Hawkins bought a bale of cotton that was one grade of quality lower than what he paid for. Within the letter, Phillips apologizes profusely, trying to maintain Hawkins's business.

D-MO1-C-002
The second page of C-001. It contains suggestions made by Phillips to reimburse Dr. Hawkins for the lackluster product.

D-MO1-C-003
The third page of C-001. It contains suggestions made by Phillips to reimburse Dr. Hawkins for the lackluster product.

D-MO1-C-004
A letter written in French with ornate handwriting. I'm going to ask Mimi to look at it later.

D-MO1-C-005
A letter potentially from Jules A. Petitin. to a Mr. Mulligan, and it might be connected to C-006. The sender appears to be asking about his access to the life insurance he applied for. He's concerned that he won't have access because he is a liquor merchant.

D-MO1-C-006
A change of address form filled out by Mr. Petitin to the Equitable Life Assurance Society. It is potentially connected to C-005.

D-MO1-C-007
Envelope for C-006.

D-MO1-C-008
The handwriting is difficult to read, but the letter seems to be about A. D. Smith ordering some materials from another vendor.

D-MO1-C-009
A note detailing the price for tuition and board for three sessions at St. Charles College. It is for Mr. Perrodin's son's, Sydney's, college career.

D-MO1-C-010
A note from Mrs. Ellen Phillips to Mr. Perrodin, requesting for him to send her five dollars.

D-MO1-C-011
A check (?) of $2000 from Mrs. E. Petetin to Jules Petetin as part of an inheritance.

D-MO1-C-012
Connected to C-011. A note to confirm that Mr.(?) Dunbar received their share of the inheritance from the Petetin Estate.

D-MO1-C-013
Connected to C-011 and C-012. The handwriting is difficult to read, but the letter appears to be about the process of allocating an inheritance to the concerned parties.

D-MO1-C-014
A letter to Mr. Perrodin about an upcoming case he seems to be involved with. The letter details that the trial will be on the 20th of November in Grand Coteau.

D-MO1-C-015
An invoice from St. Charles College made out to Mr. Jules Perrodin. Possibly connected to C-009.

D-MO1-C-016
A letter from M. Joseph Colomo(?). It is written in French, but it appears to be about a payment of $2592.75 to M. Jean Bouffantigue (?).

D-MO1-C-017
A letter to M. J. J. Healy to M. Fontenot. The sender is asking Healy to search through the police jury records to find information on a J. J. Fontenot's time as a member of the jury.

D-MO1-C-018
A letter to the Moresi company from a Mr. Booze. The handwriting is difficult to read in some places, but the letter appears to be about an order Mr. Booze wants to place for the Moresi foundry to fulfill.

D-MO1-C-019
A letter from a representative of the Gibson Cypress Lumber Company to the Moresi Foundry. The representative is writing to place an expedited order for a "metal turned pin." Their mill needs this pin to run, hence the urgency.

D-MO1-C-020
Another letter from the J. D'Echaux Cypress, Lumber, and Shingles company to the Moresi Foundry. The handwriting is difficult to read, but the letter appears to be linked to B-016, B-017, and B-021.

D-MO1-C-021
A letter from J.P. Kemper to the Moresi Foundry that places an order for three, cast-iron flanges. The letter contains a sketch of the desired measurements as well as written out specifications for the foundry to follow.

D-MO1-C-022
Another letter from J.P. Kemper to Mr. Moresi, placing an order for rubber valves (?) and springs.

D-MO1-C-023
An admission ticket for a benefit supper for the St. James Methodist Church.

D-MO1-C-024
A letter from a Fred R. William to the Moresi foundry, placing an order for four copies of a specific kind of bolt, and a sample bolt appears have been sent to the foundry for reference.

D-MO1-C-025
A letter from a Mr. Charles Borne (?) to the Moresi foundry, placing an order for a copper template and a blade to replace an older version of the item.

I-HO1-084 7-Jan-73 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-085 12-Oct-75 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-086 12-Oct-75 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-087 12-Oct-75 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-088 12-Oct-75 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-089 12-Oct-75 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-090 12-Oct-75 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-091 12-Oct-75 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-092 12-Oct-75 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-093 12-Oct-75 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-094 12-Oct-75 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-095 12-Oct-75 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-096 12-Oct-75 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-097 7-Jan-73 Belton Richard seated at a Fender 1000 pedal steel
I-HO1-098 7-Jan-73 Allen Ardoin, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Junior Martin, Vernon Briguno, Belton Richard, Frank Pryor
I-HO1-099 July, 1963 Vin Bruce & Sleepy Hoffpauir
I-HO1-100 July, 1963 Vin Bruce, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Leroy Martin, Harry Anselmi
I-HO1-101 July, 1963 Vin Bruce, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Leroy Martin, Harry Anselmi
I-HO1-102 July, 1963 Vin Bruce, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Leroy Martin, Harry Anselmi
I-HO1-103 July, 1963 Vin Bruce, Sleepy Hoffpauir, Leroy Martin, Harry Anselmi
I-HO1-104 April, 1972 Gene Choates, Sleepy Hoffpauir

I-DA1-3-201  Hope farm, Natchez plan
I-DA1-3-202  Hope farm, Natchez plan (2)
I-DA1-3-203  Hope farm, Natchez Plan (3)
I-DA1-3-204  Hope Farm, Natchez Exterior
I-DA1-3-205  Hope Farm, Natchez Exterior (2)
I-DA1-3-206  Hope Farm, Natchez, Exterior (3)
I-DA1-3-207  Hope Farm, Natchez Exterior (4)
I-DA1-3-208  Hope Farm, natchez Exterior (5)
I-DA1-3-209  Hope Farm, natchez Exterior (6)
I-DA1-3-210  Saragosa
I-DA1-3-211  Saragosa (2)
I-DA1-3-212  Saragosa (3)
I-DA1-3-213  Saragosa (4)
I-DA1-3-214  King's Tavern, Exterior, Built of ship's Wood
I-DA1-3-215  King's Tavern, Exterior, Built of ship's Wood (2)
I-DA1-3-216  King's Tavern, Natchez, Exterior General
I-DA1-3-217  King's Tavern, Natchez, Ms. Marild Anne Breaux
I-DA1-3-218  King's Tavern, Exterior, Built of ship's wood (3)
I-DA1-3-219  King's Tavern, Exterior General
I-DA1-3-220  Mount Locust
I-DA1-3-221  Arlie, plan
I-DA1-3-222  Airlie
I-DA1-3-223  Arlie
I-DA1-3-224  Cherry Grove, Natchex
I-DA1-3-225  Cherry Grove, Natchez (2)

D-MO1-E-001
Another order from the Board of Control to the Moresi foundry. The order is for 10 feet of flat (?) iron and a 10 inch round.

D-MO1-E-002
Hand-written Letter An order from Mr. Trotmann (?) to the Moresi foundry. Trotmann needs an axis repaired.

D-MO1-E-003
Another letter from Mr. Gerrans of the St. Louis Cypress Company. In the letter, Gerrans is placing an order for one Reilly single stroke oil pump and fittings as well as inquiring about an Underwriters fire pump.

D-MO1-E-004
Another order from Mr. Trotmann on behalf of the Board of Control to the Moresi foundry. The order is for a duplicate of a pump that was previously purchased.

D-MO1-E-005
Another letter from Mr. Trotmann to the Moresi foundry, placing an order for 2 bars of flat(?) iron on behalf of the Board of Control.

D-MO1-E-006
The handwriting in this letter is difficult to read. It appears the sender wanted the receiver to send them(?) a check for one hundred dollars, and the sender tells the receiver that they will approve of a short extension of this payment(?) if need be.

D-MO1-E-007
Another letter to the Moresi foundry from Mr. Trotmann on behalf of the Board of Control, ordering one load of coal.

D-MO1-E-008
Another letter from Mr. Borne to the Moresi foundry (referred to the Jeanerette foundry in the document). The order is for a tune up for a centrifuge spindle.

D-MO1-E-009
The handwriting is difficult to read. The letter is about how the mill service will be closed at an earlier time because the sender needs to be back at home.

D-MO1-E-010
The handwriting is difficult to read. Another letter involving Mr. Healy about bills that have been approved by the Police Jury that need to be collected.

D-MO1-E-011
The second half of a letter from Dr. W.D. Haas to either his Aunt or Uncle. Haas writes about how he and his family are going and details his plans to visit the town of Evergreen for the dedication of a Masonic Lodge.

D-MO1-E-012
An order to the Lone Pine Mills from Dr. W.E. Hawkins for ceiling panels(?) and shingles.

D-MO1-E-013
A fragment of a letter from the Natalbany Lumber Company. The sender and receiver's names are cut off, but the letter appears to be a follow up to a previous inquiry into the goods offered by the lumber company.

D-MO1-E-014
An order to the Moresi foundry from Mr. Collins on behalf of the Oak Bluff Planting and Manufacturing company. The order consists of four cast iron plates with drilled holes for flat head screws, and Collins specifies that this job needs to be expedited.

D-MO1-E-015
Another order to the Moresi foundry from the Oak Bluff Planting and Manufacturing company for cast iron bearing plates with bolt holes. They also inquire about the foundry's price for eight boiler back plates and twenty dowel pins tapered out of machine steel.

D-MO1-E-016
Hand-written Letter An order to the Moresi foundry from Mr. Monk on behalf of The Oak Lawn Sugar Company to create a duplicate of a small yoke. The original yoke was sent with the letter to serve as a reference.

D-MO1-E-017
A letter to Dr. Hawkins from A.K. Clingman of Clingman Nurseries. Hawkins was in the market for a "large bill of trees," so Clingman wanted to send him his nursery's catalogue to see if Hawkins would be interested in ordering from him.

D-MO1-E-018
The food section of a newspaper. There is an article about Louisiana cuisine.

D-MO1-E-019
The meeting minutes for the Board of Supervisors of the First Road District of the Fourth Police Jury Ward, discussing the construction of a few roads and bridges.

D-MO1-E-020
The second page of meeting minutes for the Board of Supervisors of the First Road District. The board seems to have a contract with R.M. Hollier's construction company, but there were some modifications of the contract that the board needed to discuss.

D-MO1-E-021
The final page of meeting minutes for the Board of Supervisors of the First Road District. It has a closing statement from the board's secretary, A.W. Krotz, certifying that the previous pages contained an accurate account of events.

D-MO1-E-022
A letter to Mr. S.C. Skile(?) from Mr. C. Ducote about a previous inquiry about purchasing insurance. The bottom half of the page is water damaged, making the writing difficult to read.

D-MO1-E-023
The bottom half of the paper is torn and the writing is faded, making the contents difficult to read. It appears that the sender, Mr. Burd(?) was placing an order of 4 sacks of charcoal and a particular kind of hinge.

D-MO1-E-024
A statement written and signed by Dr. C.A. Gardiner, declaring Rachel Hicks unable to work for a livelihood due to her condition. The statement is additionally signed by a Mrs. Simon and Mr. Meiller.

D-MO1-E-025
A letter to Dr. W.A. Quick(?) about a potential land deal the both the sender and Quick wishes make. They want to sell the land to the highest bidder, especially since the mills nearby could be looking to expand.

I-DA1-3-226  Cherry Grove, Natchez  (3)
I-DA1-3-227  Priest's House, Natchez
I-DA1-3-228  Priest's House, Natchez (2)
I-DA1-3-229  Springfield, Exterior
I-DA1-3-230  Springfield, Exterior (2)
I-DA1-3-231  Springfield, Exterior (3)
I-DA1-3-232  Springfield, Exterior (4)
I-DA1-3-233  Springfield, Exterior (5)
I-DA1-3-234  Springfield, Exterior (6)
I-DA1-3-235  Springfield, Exterior (7)
I-DA1-3-236  Springfield, Exterior (8)
I-DA1-3-237  Springfield, Exterior (9)
I-DA1-3-238  Springfield, Exterior (10)
I-DA1-3-239  Springfield, Exterior (11)
I-DA1-3-240  Oakland- Natchez, Exterior
I-DA1-3-241  Oakland- Natchez, Exterior (2)
I-DA1-3-242  Oakland- Natchez, Interior
I-DA1-3-243  Oakland- Natchez, Interior (2)
I-DA1-3-244  Concord, Natchez
I-DA1-3-245  Concord, Natchez Exterior

D-MO1-F-001
A list of goods ordered from Alcee Devillier from an unknown sender. The list consists of items used for machine maintenance including gasoline and coal oil.

D-MO1-F-002
The second half of a letter from P. E. Moore to a friend of his. The writing is difficult to read in some places. Moore writes about what he has been up to, detailing his visit to a "a most lovely place." Moreover, he writes that he will come to visit his friend soon.

D-MO1-F-003
A payment of $35.50 from Mr. John Chirs(?) to Dr. J.E. Shute. There is also an additional note written in French at the bottom of the paper, detailing a payment of $15.00 from Mr. Perrodin to Dr. Shute.

D-MO1-F-004
The first fragment of a letter to the Police Jury of St. Landry Parish torn into three pieces, connected to F-005 and F-006. The letter is from Dr. Hawkins, Mr. Wharton(?), and another signature that is too difficult to read to the Police Jury of St. Landry Parish.

D-MO1-F-005
The second fragment of a letter to the Police Jury of St. Landry Parish torn into three pieces, connected to F-004 and F-006. The three senders are requesting for "Annie(?)" Phillis Ferguson to be placed on the indigent list since she is too old to work.

D-MO1-F-006
The third fragment of a letter to the Police Jury of St. Landry Parish torn into three pieces, connected to F-004 and F-005.

D-MO1-F-007
A check written to Dr. W.E. Hawkins for $2.50. The sender's name is too ornately written to read, but it can be concluded that they were a previous patient of Hawkins, paying for their treatment.

D-MO1-F-008
A letter to Dr. J.E. Hawkins from B.B. Hawkins, who is, presumably, Dr. Hawkins' relative. In the letter, B.B. Hawkins writes that a man named Jessie came around, interested in a mule that they are caring for, but B.B. Hawkins is not willing to sell the mule to him because Jessie is, "very cruel to stock."

D-MO1-F-009
Envelope for F-008.

D-MO1-F-010
A letter to the Lecompte Bank from W.E. Hawkins. The writing is difficult to read in some spots. In it, Hawkins requests for the reciever to find a specific rent-note for A.S. Bass with another name on the back. He wants the bank to collect the due principle imminently.

D-MO1-F-011
Envelope for F-010

D-MO1-F-012
Another letter from W.E. Hawkins to the Lecompte Bank about the A.S. Bass mentioned in F-010. Apparently, Mr. Bass has been a problematic tenant, avoiding his rent payments for several months, and now, Mr. Hawkins is determined to collect.

D-MO1-F-013
The second page of F-012.

D-MO1-F-014
Another letter from W.E. Hawkins to the Lecompte bank, presumably about the situation described in F-010 and F-012. The letter contains the name of Bass's employer and his location so that the bank has more information about how to track Bass down to force him to pay his debts.

D-MO1-F-015
An envelope addressed to Dr. W.E. Hawkins from the Yellowstone Park Association.

D-MO1-F-016
An envelope from the Burnham Soluable Iodine Company. The addressee is cut off.

D-MO1-F-017
A business card from W.T. Longnecker, a practical Optician. There is a note written on the back detailing instructions about where to place a cast for shipping. The notes does not appear to be from Longnecker; the person who received this card (Moresi?) must have written this note on whatever was nearby.

D-MO1-F-018
A letter from L. Perrin Jr. to Dr. Hawkins, requesting for medicine Hawkins gave him previously. Perrin asks Hawkins if it would be possible for him to send the medicine by mail since he is too busy to take time out of his schedule to collect them himself.

D-MO1-F-019
An envelope addressed to Dr. W.E. Hawkins. There is no sender listed on the envelope.

D-MO1-F-020
A letter to Dr. W.E. Hawkins from Monsieur(?) Harris. Harris writes about his Nannie, who previously had some issues with one of her eyes, but she is steadily recovering. Harris requests for Hawkins' presence when they travel to New Orleans to get Nannie a new pair of glasses.

D-MO1-F-021
A note from Dr. Francez, instructing the recipient to cash a payment of five dollars from an Adam Domingue.

D-MO1-F-022
A check from the Parish of St. Landry to Dr. Fredrick Vidrine for $34.25. The payment was for "furnishing(?) a vaccine."

D-MO1-F-023
A letter from Dr. Fred Vidrine and Ozeme Fontenot to certify that Adam Rideau cannot work due to chronic suppurative arthritis in his knee.

D-MO1-F-024
A letter to the St. Landry Parish Police Jury from Dr. Moncla, Louis Veillon Sr., A. Aucoin, and Sustie(?) Aucoin. The senders request help for an old blind couple, Mr. Mac Guillory and Mrs. Octatrice, who need assistance with guiding themselves.

D-MO1-F-025
A check of $2.10 from the estate of Erneste Guillory to a doctor to pay for medicine.