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For Arkansas and Louisiana-Missouri TerritoriesAfter 1787, Congress gradually divided the western United States into Territories.
Chronological
List of Territories 1787 - 1890
List
of Territorial Appointments 1789-1872
Louisiana Territory was created in 1805.
Petition
by Inhabitants of St. Genevieve District, Louisiana-Missouri, 25 Jun 1805
Petition
by Inhabitants of St. Genevieve District, Louisiana-Missouri, 25 Jun 1805
Petition
to Congress by Pre-1803 Inhabitants of the Louisiana-Missouri Territory,
25 Dec 1805
Memorial
to the President by Citizens of the Louisiana-Missouri Territory, 27 Dec
1805, Names A-K
Memorial
to the President by Citizens of the Louisiana-Missouri Territory, 27 Dec
1805, Names L-Z
Petition
by the Inhabitants of Cape Girardeau, Louisiana-Missouri Territory, 6 Jan
1806
1806 Memorial to the President suggesting the appointment of J Meigs
Jr. or Col. Samuel Hammond to replace Gov. Wilkinson as Governor.
Civil
and Military appointments in Louisiana-Missouri Territory 14 July 1806
Letter
from James Flauherty and Mackay Wherry and other inhabitants of St Charles
to Judge Coburn asking him not to resign his position, 1808
1809
Petition by Citizens of LA-MO Territory suggesting Judge John Coburn as
appointee for Governor to replace the late Governor Lewis
Petition
to Congress by Inhabitants of Louisiana-Missouri Territory to establish
a State Government, 6 Jan 1810
Petition
to Congress by Inhabitants of the Louisiana-Missouri Territory again asking
for the establishment of a State Government, 9 Sep 1811
1812
Petition from Arkansas District of Louisiana-Missouri Territory asking
to extend the deadline for filing land claims
Muster
Roll of March to June, 1812 in Captain Nathan Boone's Company of Mounted
Rangers from the Louisiana-Missouri Territory
Muster
Roll #2, 18 June 1812 to 18 June 1813 in Nathan Boone's Company of Rangers
List
of Civil Officers for Missouri Territory 1813 and Civil Appointments at
County and Township level, April 1st 1813
Earthquake
information highlights this deposition of Henry Cassidy. Great for it's
historical value of Arkansas District of Missouri Territory
1814
Resolution by the Missouri Territorial assembly seeking relief for those
who suffered losses in the Earthquake
Letter
from the Public Surveyor, William Russell, describing the lands in the
Territory and appraising their value for sale as Public Lands. 20 Apr 1814
1814
List of Militia and Civil Officers for Missouri Territory 1 October 1814
List
of Civil Officers for Missouri Territory 1814 Civil Appointments
at County and Township level 1 October 1814
List
of Appointments by Governor Clark 1 Oct 1814 to 1 April 1815
1815
Missouri Territory Executive Journal 1 Apr 1815 to 1 Sep 1815
1815
Civil Appointments. 1 Apr 1815
1816
Missouri Territory Executive Journal 1 Oct 1815 to 30 Sep 1816
1817
Missouri Territory Executive Journal 1 Oct 1816 to 31 Mar 1817
1819
Petition to the President by Inhabitants of Howard Land District (Franklin
Co., MO) asking that Henry Carroll be removed as Register. (Lots of Graft
& Corruption in this one)
This
letter from Charles Carroll to Josiah Meigs is interesting in the defence
of his son Henry Carroll whos misdeeds prompted the 1819 Petition above
The
Murder of Henry Carroll is the highlight of this letter from Charles Carroll
to Josiah Meigs
1820
Petition by inhabitants of Boone's Lick settlement, Missouri Territory,
asking for changes in the rights of Pre-Emption
1814 Tax List
1816 Tax List
Arkansas Territory was organized in 1819. Around 14,000 people lived
here then.
Territorial Papers - Arkansas 1819-1825 pp. 789-874; Part Seven,
"Executive Register for the Arkansas Territory," 1817-1836.
Territorial Papers, "Roster of Militia Officers," 1825, pp. 68-76.
Territorial Papers, "Memorial to the Congress by inhabitants of the
Territory," 1835, pp.1138-1139.
Territorial Papers, "Petition to the Congress by Inhabitants of Missouri
and Arkansas Territory,"1835, pp. 1134-1135.
Official Stuff
Link to the Internet Site where the code can be found. Link to "Guide to The Records of The U.S. House of Representatives (Record Group 233)". The Guide to Federal Records in the National Archives of the United States: Available Publications. This Link will take you to the National Archives "NAIL Expert Search Form". Instructions on finding the Territorial Papers using the Nail search form: This information was sent to me by NARA in resonse to my query:Documents listed under control number NWL-233-HTP, House of Representatives Territorial Papers Collection, |
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