The Corporation of Roman Catholic Clergymen sells two people to the Rev. Germain Bitouzey, LS, September 14, 1813

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Title

The Corporation of Roman Catholic Clergymen sells two people to the Rev. Germain Bitouzey, LS, September 14, 1813

Subject

Slavery; Slave Trade; Slave sale; Catholicism and Slavery; Jesuits-History-19th century

Description

At a meeting held at Georgetown College in 1813, the members of the Corporation of Roman Catholic Clergy decided to sell two "black servants" to the Rev. Bitouzey, a member of the secular clergy, who was in charge of White Marsh until his resignation on October 26, 1813. This resolution also approved the sale of an unspecified number of enslaved women from White Marsh.

This sale of enslaved persons appears to have been a settlement between the Rev. Bitouzey and the partially restored Society of Jesus.

Creator

Maryland Province Archives

Publisher

Georgetown Slavery Archive

Date

1813-09-14

Contributor

Elsa Barraza Mendoza

Rights

Maryland Province, Society of Jesus

Format

PDF

Language

English

Type

Manuscript

Identifier

GSA325

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Text

4. The Corporation authorizes the agent to bargain and settle with the Red Mr Bitouzey for the purchase of two black servants, and allow of the sale of certain women; heretofore belonging to the estate of the White Marsh.

Original Format

Manuscript

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Citation

Maryland Province Archives, “The Corporation of Roman Catholic Clergymen sells two people to the Rev. Germain Bitouzey, LS, September 14, 1813,” Georgetown Slavery Archive, accessed October 4, 2024, http://slaveryarchive.georgetown.edu/items/show/359.

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