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Abstract | MICROFILM OF TYPESCRIPT. Planter and legislator of Louisiana. History of three generations of his family, circa 1680-1856, set down by Richardson from personal recollections and family tradition, chiefly concerning Arthur Richardson, planter and Revolutionary War soldier of South Carolina; his son Francis (1760-1817), who emigrated to Wilkinson County, Miss., in 1810 and fought in the War of 1812; and Francis's son John Gaulden Richardson (1785-1856), father of Francis DuBose, who began sugar planting in Louisiana in the 1820s. |
Creator | Richardson, Francis DuBose, 1812-1858. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
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Planter and legislator of Louisiana.
Back to TopMICROFILM OF TYPESCRIPT. History of three generations of his family, circa 1680-1856, set down by Richardson from personal recollections and family tradition, chiefly concerning Arthur Richardson, planter and Revolutionary War soldier of South Carolina; his son Francis (1760-1817), who emigrated to Wilkinson County, Miss., in 1810 and fought in the War of 1812; and Francis's son John Gaulden Richardson (1785-1856), father of Francis DuBose, who began sugar planting in Louisiana in the 1820s.
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