Catalogue description East Florida Claims Commission: Papers and Reports
Reference: | T 77 |
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Title: | East Florida Claims Commission: Papers and Reports |
Description: |
Claims and reports of the East Florida Claims Commission and lists of title deeds and papers relating to the management of estates. Consists primarily of the claims, with supporting documents, of the settlers of the province of East Florida which in 1783, after twenty years of British administration, was ceded to the Crown of Spain under article 5 of the Treaty of Paris. The series contains:
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Note: | The National Archives is grateful to Professor W Bruce Antliff who provided the information to enhance the catalogue entries in T 77/1 - T 77/21 in 2013. |
Date: | c1763-1789 |
Related material: |
There are further records relating to East Florida compensation claims, and into the administration and history of the province: For documents relating to Refugees (loyalists temporary allowances and quarterly pensions lists; T 50/30 relates in particular to East Florida), see: T 50 For further American Loyalist Claims (Series II), including some East Florida claimants, see: AO 13 For records of the American Loyalists Claim Commission (various reports on claims and schedules of claims), see: T 79 For American Loyalist Claims (Series I) see: AO 12 For Colonial Office: America and West Indies: Original Correspondence (records of East Florida, 1746-1789), see CO 5/540-573: CO 5/540 For reports of the East Florida Commissioners (lists of names of claimants and amounts awarded), see: CO 5/562 Other indexes created in the course of editorial work on this series, and an article describing the documents more fully, are in: ZBOX 2/12 |
Separated material: |
Several maps have been extracted to MPD 1 |
Held by: | The National Archives, Kew |
Legal status: | Public Record(s) |
Language: | English |
Creator: |
East Florida Claims Commission, 1783-1789 |
Physical description: | 30 files and papers |
Physical condition: | Owing to water damage caused to the documents in a period prior to their deposit in the Public Record Office in 1847, many are in a poor state of legibility. |
Access conditions: | Open |
Publication note: |
C M Andrews, 'Guide to the Materials for American History, to 1783 in the Public Record Office. Vol II Departmental and Miscellaneous Papers'. G Palmer, 'A Bibliography of Loyalist Source Material in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain. The maps from the series are fully described in the printed catalogue, 'Maps and Plans in the Public Record Office: Vol 2, America and West Indies'. |
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