The Corporation of Roman Catholic Clergymen authorizes a servant for the Rev. Malavé, September 14, 1813
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Title
The Corporation of Roman Catholic Clergymen authorizes a servant for the Rev. Malavé, September 14, 1813
Subject
Slavery; Slave labor; Hire; Leases; Master and Servant
Description
At a meeting held at Georgetown College on September 14, 1813, the Corporation of Roman Catholic Clergymen instructed its agent to provide the Rev. Malavé with an enslaved man.
Fr. Malavé was a Belgian Jesuit who came to live at Georgetown College in 1806. In 1813, he was in charge of the Jesuit mission at Frederick, MD.
Fr. Malavé was a Belgian Jesuit who came to live at Georgetown College in 1806. In 1813, he was in charge of the Jesuit mission at Frederick, MD.
Creator
Maryland Province Archives
Source
This material has been re-digitized by Booth Family Center for Special Collections, Georgetown University Library, accessible at: Minutes and Proceedings, Trustees' Meetings (1 of 2), 1793 - 1813, Box 96, Folder 1, Identifier 119_24_1; 119_24_4, Georgetown University Manuscripts, Archives of the Maryland Province of the Society of Jesus, 3. Records of the Corporation of Roman Catholic Clergymen, 1694-1956, 3.1 Minutes and Proceedings, 1793 - 1956, Booth Family Center for Special Collections, Georgetown University
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
GSA326
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Text
7. The agent tho heretofore authorized to furnish a young black servant lad to the Revd Mr. Malave for his use, has not to this time sent a suitable one. Resolved that he be again earnestly directed to attend to the immediate execution of this duty.
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Manuscript
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Collection
Citation
Maryland Province Archives, “The Corporation of Roman Catholic Clergymen authorizes a servant for the Rev. Malavé, September 14, 1813,” Georgetown Slavery Archive, accessed October 3, 2024, https://slaveryarchive.georgetown.edu/items/show/361.