Cabildo Digest

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Digest of the Acts and Deliberations of the Cabildo
Cemeteries, Protestant

Introduction to the Digest

Subject Book Volume Page Date Description

Cemeteries - Protestant 4 III 149 3/14/1800 Acting Governor: Vidal; Royal Ensign: De La Ronde - In recommendations made by the Attorney General concerning health laws, mention is made of a Protestant Cemetery, and the Commissioners resolve to provide a new cemetery "for people of a different religion than our own." (See "Health Rules, and Sanitation".)

Cemeteries - Protestant 4 III 163 4/4/1800 Acting Governor: Vidal; Royal Ensign: De La Ronde - In changing the boundaries of some land granted to Don Francisco Bermudez mention is made of a cemetery in which non-Catholics are buried. (This land granted to Francisco Bermudez was located at the edge of the city on the left of the Carondelet Canal. See "Land Grants.")

Subject	Book	Volume	Page	Date	Description
Cemeteries - Protestant	4	III	149	3/14/1800	Acting Governor: Vidal; Royal Ensign: De La Ronde - In recommendations made by the Attorney General concerning health laws, mention is made of a Protestant Cemetery, and the Commissioners resolve to provide a new cemetery "for people of a different religion than our own." (See "Health Rules, and Sanitation".)
Cemeteries - Protestant	4	III	163	4/4/1800	Acting Governor: Vidal; Royal Ensign: De La Ronde - In changing the boundaries of some land granted to Don Francisco Bermudez mention is made of a cemetery in which non-Catholics are buried. (This land granted to Francisco Bermudez was located at the edge of the city on the left of the Carondelet Canal. See "Land Grants.")

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