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Title: Receipt of heirs of Auguste Chouteau to Therese Cerre Chouteau for seventh part of proceeds of sale of slaves, signed T.F. Smith, R. Paul, Gabriel Paul, Henry Chouteau, E. Chouteau, Gabriel S. Chouteau, November 18, 1830
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Author Smith, T.F.
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A0274-00114
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Chouteau Family Papers- Box 24. August-December 1830
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Slavery
Slaveholders
Slaves
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409620
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AC2E768F-18DA-47B8-3F7A-3F60235BA4A0

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