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Scholar and genealogist, Ja'el Gordon reached out for research assistance on the labeling of Enslaved Creoles as "Creoles" in Colonial Louisiana.
Through research, I was able to provide several records (marriage, wills, etc.) from manuscripts showing enslaved Creoles labeled as Louisiana Creoles during the colonial era.
My findings helped enhance the overall research project and shed light on enslaved Louisiana Creoles in the 18th century.
Ja'el Gordon continues to reach out and work with Quinn on research projects that require additional researchers.
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Posted Aug 9, 2024
Provided in-depth research to Ja'el Gordon that acknowledged and uplifted enslaved Louisiana Creoles during the Colonial Era.
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