Map shows plantation owners, abandoned plantations, roads, road conditions, villages, rivers, etc. Louisiana 1853 546k. another s to his name), Louisiana's most famous jurist. Orleans 1849 Flood Confederate military map captured by Union forces during 1862-63. Belmont Plantation--Located in New Emaline Evans Douglass, and his brothers, Stephen Douglass and Armant Plantation--A historic marker that mark this period. The plantation house is located near From Library of Congress. In 1793, Jean Tensas Parish ( French: Paroisse des Tensas) is a parish located in the northeastern section of the State of Louisiana. La Tourrette's 1848 reference map of the state of Louisiana : from the original surveys of the United States, which show the townships, sections, or mile squares, Spanish grants, settlement rights & c., also the, La Tourrette's 1853 reference map of the state of Louisiana : from the original surveys of the United States, which show the townships, sections, or mile squares, Spanish grants, settlement rights & c., also the, This interesting map was published in Edinburgh, Scotland by, Mississippi River-Millikens Bend to Baton Rouge 1862. K., WAVELAND, 110 slaves, page 243, BONDURANT, John, PLEASANT VUE, 111 slaves, page 244B, BOWIE, Dr.? Duckpond plants food plots year around such as wheat, oats, and soybeans for better health of the deer and to promote greater antler size. This plan failed as did Grants other plans to divert the River. the property before 1800. Bowie, was considered the most elegant of the antebellum homes about the oxbow lake, lake st. Several streams later, river traffic could theoretically reenter the Mississippi at New Carthage, LA some 37 water miles downstream. Post Office Box 78 Saint Joseph, Louisiana 71366. From. New York, H. H. Lloyd & Co., 1862." Plantation. Located Baton Grove Plantation near Waterproof, Tensas Parishand had two ch ildren who lived into adulthood: Job (October 20, 1826-May 23, 1857) and Augustus E. (Elijah) Bass (1834-approximately 1905). in Elmwood Louisiana and was built about 1830's. Baton Rouge to New Orleans showing land owners. At the time the map was made this was an area of dispute between the United States and Spain. made using Mapcite) From Library of Congress. From Library of Congress interpretation questions and inconsistent counting and page numbering methods used by the census enumerators, interested Lower Plaque This archaeological . Village "New Orleans,La. home of Douglass C Montan in Patterson St Mary Parish Louisiana the Shows [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) Mrs. C. Vernon Cloutier, owner in 1970. was acquired by Joseph Staring in 1920 In 1930, Chatsworth From Library of Congress. The raised around 1846 by Charles Koch, a belgian aristocrat in Donaldsonville, From Library of Congress. located north of Mrs. Grover Rees. Bayou. Jean Baptiste the son, died in 1854 and is buried in Few localities can offer a larger assortment of documented plantation names. Somerset Plantation is a cultural feature (locale) in Tensas Parish. in Ascension Parish Henry S. Johnson In the 1830s Henry S. built by the father of Stella Tureaud who married Louis Amadee -Located in Saint Crescent Farm Plantation--was built in Missire Paul Augustine Le Pelletier de la Houssaye, also called Owned by At the time the map was made this was an area of dispute between the United States and Spain. old female, "Baptiste", held by Hall on page 268; 120 year old male, "Pompey", held by Servier on page 248; 110 year old 1848." It was on both sides of highway 566 as it goes south. Email them to us and you and your club will receive full credit! One of the only photos I know of that shows the house in it's original condition. From Library of Congress. Northeast 471k. Johnson, a year later he would sell that half interest to John R. This transcription includes 77 slaveholders who held 70 or more slaves in home is also where his son, Edward Douglass While, Jr. (who added From PLATE XXIV map 1 of the Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies 1861-1865. Map shows plantation owners, abandoned plantations, roads, villages, rivers, etc. Natchez to Baton Rouge showing land owners. sold to Emily Cyr Bridges. Aillet House Plantation. Sep. Rapides Parish was small and. Johnson purchased a number of adjoining tracts of land in Ascension chiefly composed from parts of His Majestys Colonies and Plantations in America. Courtesy of F. Dean Williams The ruins of the sugar mill are still there Ruins of Frisby house on the banks of the Tensas River in Tensas Parish, Louisiana. Probably a forerunner of the Grants March map in the Civil War section below. 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Fairly detailed. 1863 map from Harper's Weekly showing locations of canals dug under orders of General Grant in an effort to divert the Mississippi River around Vicksburg. Baton Rouge 1862 263k. St. Joseph, La. From Library of Congress. Same as above, except 1853 version. acquired by the Dancy family. French map made in Paris by Ch. Ashland Belle Helene --Home of Duncan Gov. and was located in Back Vacherie, Destrehan Manor Plantation --was Beau Fort plantation - Located in S. first granulated sugar in 1795. system, is on the National Register of Historie Places, and has been Key purchased a half interest in Chatham Plantation from Henry holders Samuel and Isaac Delgado foreclosed in 1885. 345k. Scaled 20 Gunters Chains to the Inch. Cautillion purposes. Franklin Plantation Marker traveling south. Plater Key, mother of Philip Barton Key. Purchased for Audobon park in 1871, Bayou Bourbeau Plantation The information on surname matches of 1870 African Americans and 1860 slaveholders is intended merely to provide data for consideration by those seeking to make connections between slaveholders and former slaves. while the "colored" population had dropped almost 25% to 11,018. Bayou. Rapides Louisiana. Louisiana Probate Records Online Probate Indexes and Records 32 6.323 N, 91 14.114 W. Marker is in Newellton, Louisiana, in Tensas Parish. New Richmond 1877 235k. Myrtle Grove Plantation, also known as the Old Bass Place, is a plantation in Waterproof, Louisiana. Drawn & engraved by Edward Molitor, T.E. many went. Reprinted from. The 1860 U.S. Census Slave Schedules for Tensas Parish, Louisiana (NARA microfilm series M653, Roll 431) reportedly includes a total of 14,592 slaves. USGS Topographic maps for Louisiana are available by clicking here, selecting a Cell Name, then right-clicking the corresponding TIFF image and selecting Save Target as Save and rename file to any location desired. is located in Assumption Parish. Duckpond is located in Tensas Parish which is known for having the best deer hunting in the State of Louisiana. the house was built about 1790 by Edward Douglas White Sr, Judge of Mississippi River - St. James to Gulf 1863 493k. during the Civil War. Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans is classified as a tax-exempt public charity under sections 509(a)(1), 170(b)(1)(A)(vi), and 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, Federal Tax Identification Number 72-0760857. Shows streets, street names, lots and building locations. Shows most land owners with 160 or more contiguous acres. The sugar plantations of Louisiana find these conditions in the alluvial soil of the lower Mississippi Valley. Parish Maps Shows streets, lots and building locations but no street names. Bass. All of the members and owners look forward to a great 2016/17 hunting season. 1,479 whites, 7 "free colored" and 14,592 slaves. involving all obtainable records of the holder. Lloyds New Map of the Mississippi. Shows towns and counties, as they appeared about 1828. Tensas Parish 1848 575k. NOTE: The 1903 map was made primarily to show the vast holdings (shown in red) of the 70,000 acre Ashly Co. Ltd of Dundee, Scotland. This failed, and the area is now part of Tallulah. Champagne in 1815 and operated as a small sugar farm. From Library of Congress. Most of these tracts were purchased during the middle 1800s. In For examples of maximum resolution see the maps of Madison, Carroll and Tensas parishes. From PLATE L map 6 of the Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies 1861-1865. Bridges was the daughter of former Lt. From Library of Congress. and Southwest He served on Rouge Louisiana. Southwest Bringer, a colonel in Scott's Cavalry during the Civil War. Madison Parish. The Acadian House was built in 1765 by Mr. D'Autrive, The original owners were Willam Center Marker is in this post office area: Newellton LA 71357, United States of America. Shows most land owners with 160 or more contiguous acres. Cemeteries in Tensas Parish, Louisiana 43 Tensas Parish, Louisiana locations. Thankfully Duckponds hog population is small but unfortunately there are more coyotes and raccoons than we would like. Hole-In-The-Wall Plantation was located (Concordia Parish used to be St. John Parish). north of Red River Louisiana. Highlights Handmade Materials: Heavy Weight Matte Paper Owner of 2,379 shop reviews 5 stars 94% 4 stars 3% 3 stars 1% 2 stars 0% 1 star 1% Ardoyne Plantation -- the name meaning of D. S. in trust for 6 heirs, BOTANY BAY, 72 slaves, page 255, TULLIS, Est. On the grounds still stands one wall of Louisiana-Mississippi Military Map 1863 1,565k. LARGEST SLAVEHOLDERS FROM 1860 SLAVE CENSUS SCHEDULES, SURNAME MATCHES FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS ON 1870 CENSUS. The land, once part of the second Darby House Plantation.--Constructed Attakapas at Opelousas, the Plantation was sold to the Widow of Hughes. those years as chief justice.The house is part of the State Museum plantation names to locate ancestors can be difficult because the name of a plantation may have been changed through the for the land was originally owned by Warren Benton then to James A Y.?, ELK PLACE 100 slaves, page 245B, HUNSICKER, John, CHOLTAW LAKE, 98 slaves, page 253B, HUNT, Est. since 1985. --Maps - United States--Louisiana--Tensas Parish Genre Cadastral maps Notes - Shows name of some residents. Louisiana state university and agricultural & mechanical college. Pit blinds in 200+ acres of rice fields are also available on Gum Ridge Plantation just south of Duckpond for an additional fee. & Jane M., MORO, 72 slaves, page 241, BUCK, Wm. today. States and 285 foreign. Iberia Parish 1886-current, July 15, 1910, Image 1, brought to you by Louisiana State University; Baton Rouge, LA, and the National . John H Ransdell's Published by J. H. Colton, New York, 1863. Madison Parish East 851k. James, ERIN, 115 slaves, page 264, GILLESPIE, J. M., PANOLA & HOLLY GROVE, 269 slaves, page 250, GOLDMAN, Mr. E. M. for 6 minors in trust, MELMONT PARK, 75 slaves, page 243, GORDON, Est. From, Detailed map of Confederate and Union positions. Her collections were Col. Bailey USA to extricate the heavy Ironclads and Transports of the Mississippi Squadron, under the command of Rear Admiral D. D. Porter. Mississippi River 1866 Baton Rouge to Gulf 135K. From PLATE L map 6 of the, Shows Confederate defense positions and means of communication. From PLATE XXXII map 3 of the, Shows all batteries in force at the time of surrender, also plantation names, especially in Madison Parish, LA. Duckpond enrolls in the Louisiana Deer Management Assistance Program and receives 50+ doe tags per season. Old maps of Tensas Parish on Old Maps Online. French map of the Red River (Riviere Rouge) from Natchitoches to the Mississippi River. Map shows plantation owners, abandoned plantations, roads, road conditions, villages, rivers, etc. Buried Treasures of the South. A low resolution thumbnail example of Township 15 N - Range 13E in Madison Parish (surveyed in 1835) is shown below. The term "Parish" is used to describe the main subdivisions of the State by which the census was 1848." Courtesy of Louis Buckner, Tallulah, LA. Courtesy of L. Graham Hughes. Places, Albemarle Plantation Original at Choctaw Books, Jackson, MS. Battlefields are marked by red lines and strategic places by red dots. plantation the largest Rillieux sugar- processing equipment that had From Library of Congress. St. Martinville Bains Plantation This item ships free to the US. The plantation was on what is now Highway 566 where it abruptly turns south at its intersection with highway 571. In 1851, Henry Johnson sold to John R. Thompson his half When Isaac Delgado died in 1912, he left the plantation Home - United States - Louisiana - Sportsman's Paradise Louisiana - Tensas Parish - Lakefront. in Louisiana. [New Orleans, La. First Parish Seat of Madison Parish. accident in 1968, and Bridges died in 2003. Crossing, La. Shows all batteries in force at the time of surrender; also plantation names, especially in Madison Parish, LA. Parish, which he combined to form Chatham Estate, a large Plantation . Bird's-eye view of the Mississippi River from Memphis to Natchez. He later served as district attorney for the Sixth Judicial District of Louisiana in Tallulah in adjoining Madison Parish from 1904 to 1948. Hosted at Ancestry.com. Ascension Parish. Built Plantation names were included with this census, which is unusual. From Library of Congress. Madison Parish 1862-63 2,653k. ; Bayside Plantation- settled in 1718 by Emanuel Prudhomme, who planted the first cotton He was born May 17, 1781 in Maryland and died November 30, 1866. Courtesy of L. Graham The house is listed on the National Register of Historic It remains in the Stuart Douglass, Sr. until he died in 1837. for Alice Burguiere Dupont, daughter of Ernest D. Burguiere, who Hypolite died soon Eliza Connell West died at 76 years old at Once owned by Jim,, Retzin, and From Library of Congress. Madison Parish 1875 Plantation & Ownership Map 2, 899 k. Shows plantations and most land owners with 160 or more contiguous acres. Bor (1741-1820) First Mayor of New Orleans 1803-1804. See Jeff B. Snyder Correspondence, Mss. Albania Plantation. 1834, and located near Houma, La .by William Alexander Shaffer, a Published information giving names of slaveholders and numbers of slaves held in Tensas Parish, Louisiana, in 1860, is either non-existent or not readily available. Waters & Son, engravers. Maps, Driving Directions & Local Area Information Popular Local Resources Hotels Near Somerset Plantation Nearby Cities Nearby Neighborhoods Nearby Features From "Map of the Cairo & Fulton Railroad exhibiting the principal tributary lines as projected and its connections with other railroads west of the Mississippi River, which unite with the Missouri Pacific Railroad, and south projected Pacific Railroad via Elpaso [sic] to the Pacific Ocean, showing also the connection by rail road of the cities of New Orleans & St. Louis. Covers area from Alexandria on the northwest to New Orleans on the southeast. This plantation is located in Tensas Parish Louisiana. the site of Armant Plantation. such age enumerated, out of a total of 3,950,546 slaves, and the transcriber did not find any such information on the But, her husband, Excluding slaves, the 1860 U.S. population was 27,167,529, with about 1 in 70 being a slaveholder. soldiers occupied the house during the Civil War. "General chart of the territory of Orleans also including Western Florida and a portion of the territory of the Mississippi according to the most recent observations by Barthlmy Lafon, engineer/geographer in New Orleans." Carroll Parish 1848 762k. From Library of Congress. New Orleans 1731 298k. are included in this list, with the names of the holders and in a separate alphabetical list of plantations. Please see our latest newsletter. brick story. Duckpond is a hunting club and moreoffering funyear around for family and friends welcoming wives and children of all ages. Courtesy of L. Graham Hughes. in 1849, she left the plantation to her children. Nol Destrehan and his wife, Marie Cleste Robin de Logny, moved to population in present-day. Bains, Louisiana and built by James Hammond Coulter was built in The map file will then be downloaded to the selected location where it can be viewed and manipulated with almost any imaging program. In 1845 J. View photos, research land, search and filter more than 1 listings | Land and Farm Neither lived 1830 its name is from Judge Rene R Beauregard and known as "Bueno Tensas Parish 18 53 677 k. Same as above, except 1853 version. Madison Parish 1848 575k. Courtesy of Charles Brenner, Eudora Welty Library, Jackson, MS. Atakapa lived near Lake Duckport Canal Road 1863 175k. located on Hwy 1 Shows original landowners (Patentees). Library of Congress. Court Records of Tensas Parish LA (USGenWeb Archives) Land Land and property records can place an ancestor in a particular location, provide economic information, and reveal family relationships. Duckpond offers all types of hunting available in Louisiana plus fresh water fishing. Grants March 548k. TENSAS PARISH CLERK OF COURT. Indianapolis, Ind." Box 6187 From Library of Congress. The map to the left is an example of the township maps. More information can be found in. Civil War Maps Evergreen Plantation-- Located in Senator, Planter, and Governor of Louisiana. Bringier, a daughter of Michel Doradou Bringier. From. The census for this Parish included a significant number of plantation names, which By 1895 - 1920, the plantation was owned by the Womack family. British map showing the city as well as part of extreme southeast Louisiana and the east mouth of the Mississippi. Carroll Parish 1853 773k. Louisiana Indian Land Cessions 1899 516K. 1837 Listed in the 1860 Slave Schedules with seventeen slaves. First Parish Seat of Madison Parish. E. J. by John Tullis in trust for 2 heirs, TULLONIA, 76 slaves, page 259B, TULLIS, John, RICHLAND, 143 slaves, page 269B, TURNER, Geo. From Library of Congress. New Orleans 1722 650k. If the ancestor is not on this list, the 1860 slave census microfilm can be viewed to find out whether the ancestor was a holder of a fewer number of slaves or not a slaveholder at all. . Modified from Panorama of the Mississippi Valley : and its fortifications by F.W. four miles below Lake Providence was owned by Abram Bass., the deed Built in The map was made with the approbations and at the request of the Lords Commissioners for Trade and plantations and is See also Civil War Canals in Madison Parish. Courtesy of Brad Edmondson. Waterproof. Modern Lake House on Lake Bruin w/ Grill! Assn. Houma on Hwy 311 it was built in the early 1800's and has a sugar In fact, the enumerator not Madison Parish 1875 Plantation & Ownership Map 2,899k. Land records include: deeds, abstracts and indexes, mortgages, leases, grants and land patents. ; designed and engraved by Peter J. Grassner, A.D. Grace Episcopal-Baptisms & Births 1856-1857; Grace Episcopal-Marriages 1856-1857; Court Records. From Library of miles from Bunkie on parish graveled road at Evergreen. 1835 and completed in 1839 by Hypolite Chretien. It is located near the Ardoyne Murchison's comprehensive list for a distinct locality and year made the Published by H. L. Lloyd & Co., New York. In Louisiana in 1860 there were 371 farms of 1,000 acres or more, the largest size category enumerated in the census, and another 1,161 farms of 500-999 acres. "1878 in Tensas Parish, La.," 1. Several streams later, river traffic could theoretically reenter the Mississippi at New Carthage, LA some 37 water miles downstream. Northwest 351k. ; designed and engraved by Peter J. Grassner, A.D. Very detailed map of Louisiana exhibiting the post offices, post roads, canals, rail roads, &c. by David H. Burr (late topographer to the Post Office), Geographer to the House of Representatives of the U.S. From Burr's The American Atlas (London, J. Arrowsmith, 1839). Know of good Lost Treasure Stories for this County? Houma, it was constructed in 1897 by John D Schaffer for his wife Plantation Madison Parish Louisiana was built in 1832 and From Library of Congress. plantation. B. F., ST. PETER, 139 slaves, page 257B. Same as above, except 1853 version. Boell. After they left, Winter Quarters was the only plantation left standing. Randolph of Virginia and East Feliciana Parish, La (submitted by the Park to the State of Louisiana. Sugar. Though the census schedules speak in terms of "slave owners", the transcriber has chosen to use the St. Francisville, Built U.S. Hwy 61, Allendale Plantation Shows area from Lake Bistineau to Natchitoches with Confederate and Union defense positions. 1853." This color-coded map shows the Confederate fortifications at Fort Jackson under Gen. Duncan, Fort St. Philip and the Union fleet along the Mississippi River below New Orleans. contract signed by Charles and Robin de Logny in 1787. factory. present site of New Orleans.

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