City finances -- 19th century
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Board of Commissioners of the Fink Asylum Fund
City Attorney's Office records
The records are reports to the City Council, records of suits in various courts, correspondence and subject files, opinions of the city attorney, financial records, and records of the assistant city attorney.
City Auctioneer
Financial Administrations of New Orleans records
Records from various city departments, officials, and commissioners related to the finances of the city throughout its history, including special funds. Additional information about the material relative to specific departments or commissioners is available at the series level of this collection.
First Municipality Financial Records, 1836-1852
Financial records of the First Municipality include:
- Tax Registers
- Comptroller's Office
- Certified Accounts
- Treasurer's Office
- Treasurer of the Police Department
- Treasurer of the Department of Public Works and Improvements
Jefferson City records
Collection contains the records of Jefferson City, a suburb of New Orleans, from the founding in 1850 until it was annexed by New Orleans in 1870. Includes the records of the council, the mayor, police, courts, assessors, and register of births and deaths, among other records. Records are arranged into series based on city department or official.
Records of the City Debt
Records of the Orleans Parish Police Juries
Minute books, expenses, tax assessments and bills, and journals of receipts. Also included are emancipation petition for enslaved people. Some volumes are in French or English. Includes records of the Right Bank of New Orleans, known as modern day Algiers.
Second Municipality Financial Records, 1836-1852
Records from the Comprotller's Office and the Treasurer's Office of the Second Municipality.
Third Municipality Financial Records, 1836-1852
Financial records of the Third Municipality include:
- Tax Registers
- Comptroller's Office records
- Treasurer's Office records