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Publication Number:
M160
Publication Title:
Records of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior Relating to the Suppression of the African Slave Trade and Negro Colonization, 1854-72
Content Source:
NARA
Content Partner:
NARA
Source Publication Year:
1961
Fold3 Publication Year:
2009
National Archives Catalog ID:
963447
National Archives Catalog Title:
Letters Sent Relating to Suppression of the African Slave Trade and Negro Colonization, compiled 1858 - 1872
Record Group:
48
Fold3 Job Number:
09-006
Language:
English
Country:
United States
Short Description:
NARA M160. Letters and other documents relating to the suppression of the African slave trade and the colonization of recaptured and free Negroes.
Roll:
0010
Subject:
Correspondence from the Reverend John Seys
Date Range:
1860-1865
Description:
Communication from Rev. John Seys, United States agent for liberated Africans at Monrovia, 1860-65, consisting of accounts and recepts for expenditures; reports concerning the arrival of American Colonization Society vessels and the condition of liberated Africans; and a report to the Secretary of the Interior concerning the contract between the American Colonization Government and the number of recaptured Africans delivered to the Society's agent.
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Sec of the Interior - Suppression of Slave Trade and...

Agents within the Office of the Secretary of the Interior were authorized by the Secretary of the Navy to receive any "Negroes, mulattos, or persons of color" found aboard vessels seized off the coast of Africa and relocate them to what is now known as Liberia. Their work parallels that of the American Colonization Society, the records for which are also available at Fold3.

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