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In case. John Penn, Thomas Penn, and Richard Penn, Esqrs. Plaintiffs. Charles Calvert Esq; Lord Baltimore in the Kingdom of Ireland. Defendant. Th Plaintiffs case. [1743].

October 16, 1776, Miscellaneous, "Ten-thousand name" petition by Dissenters from whole state, for ending established church, and for institution of religious equality.

October 16, 1776, Miscellaneous, "Ten-thousand name" petition by Dissenters from whole state, for ending established church, and for institution of religious equality.

October 29, 1789, Frederick, Frederick Parish, for act to permit reopening of lawsuits against John Nevill, who absconded with church funds.

October 16, 1776, Miscellaneous, "Ten-thousand name" petition by Dissenters from whole state, for ending established church, and for institution of religious equality.

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December 6, 1800, Caroline, Drysdale Parish, for sale of vacant glebe and church, and use of proceeds from same for erecting house of worship for use by all denominations.

December 6, 1800, Caroline, Drysdale Parish, for sale of vacant glebe and church, and use of proceeds from same for erecting house of worship for use by all denominations.

December 6, 1800, Caroline, Drysdale Parish, for sale of vacant glebe and church, and use of proceeds from same for erecting house of worship for use by all denominations.

December 23, 1801, Caroline, Opposed to sale of Drysdale Parish glebe.

December 23, 1801, Caroline, Opposed to sale of Drysdale Parish glebe.

October 30, 1790, Miscellaneous, Baptists, for sale of glebe lands and opening churches to all denominations.

December 9, 1785, James City, For repeal of incorporation act and sale of glebes and churches.

November 16, 1789, Amelia, Members of Protestant Episcopal Church, for act to permit trustees of Raleigh Parish to sell portion of glebe land whereon a courthouse may be erected.

December 23, 1801, Caroline, Opposed to sale of Drysdale Parish glebe.

December 6, 1800, Caroline, Drysdale Parish, for sale of vacant glebe and church, and use of proceeds from same for erecting house of worship for use by all denominations.

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Madame John's Legacy, 632 Dumaine Street, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, LA

St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, Locoul Family Tomb, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, LA

The Atlantic Neptune, nautical chart

Grenada, further particulars of four valuable Estates : known as the Pearls & Boulogne Estates, in the Parish of St. Andrew : the Madeys Estate, in the Parish of St. Patrick : the Bocage Estate, in the Parish of St. Mark : for Sale by auction by Msessrs Leichild & Cheffins

October 30, 1790, King and Queen, For sale of glebes and opening of churches to all denominations.

Cleanliness is part of Godliness with the Turk No matter how black his sins no good Moslem would think of entering the mosque for prayer without having made his ablutions. Outside each place of worship is a trough where each washes his feet before entering the church for prayer. This foot bath is just outside the mosque on the island of Proti where close to a thousand Russian refugees are being cared for by the American Red Cross.

St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, Dick Tomb, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, LA

[Portrait of Dr. Michael Leib] - Public domain portrait engraving

Saint Vincent, particulars of two valuable Sugar Estates : situate in Saint Vincent. namely Pennistons Estate, in the Parish of St. Andrew, and Escape Estate, in the Parish of St. George, containing together 408 acres, or thereabouts : which will be sold by auction, in two lots, by Messrs. Leifchild and Cheffins, before Henry James Stonor, Esq. Chief Commissioner, at the Court of the Commissioners

Bank of Minden, 605 Main Street, Minden, Webster Parish, LA

November 8, 1783, Lunenburg, Various denominations of Christians asking for general assessment for support of religion of personal preferences.

[Map of Henrico, Hanover and Caroline counties.]

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