Clamorgan, Jacques, -1814
Biography
Jacque Clamorgan ( -1814) was an explorer and trader, was an entrepreneur from Guadeloupe in the French West Indies, and granted a large tract of land in the province of Upper Louisiana by the Spanish crown.
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Jacques Clamorgan accounts
Handwritten accounts listing many of Clamorgan's financial transactions (3 items).
Jacques Clamorgan legal papers
Eight handwritten and signed legal documents. Included are complaints, judgments, summonses, bonds, declarations, and financial notes from various court cases in which Clamorgan was involved. Most of these cases involved disputes over land ownership and payments of money.
Antoine Souland receipt
Handwritten and signed receipt in French, dated 26 Feb. 1806, and addressed to Jacques Clamorgan.
Jacques Clamorgan agreement
Handwritten and signed agreement in French, dated 16 April 1814, and registered in St. Louis, Missouri. Clamorgan agrees to transfer property to William Vasquez and Francois Braconia. The item is attested by Joseph Sornot and Stephen Hempstead.
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