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Clotilda Collection
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Clippings file
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files-clotilda
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Robertson to sign books at Museum of Mobile
Staff Report
Natalie Robertson will sign copies of her book, "The Slave Ship Clotilda and the Making of Africatown, USA: Spirit of Our Ancestors," 5 p.m. Thursday at the Museum of Mobile, 111 South Royal St.
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Robertson to Sign Books at Museum of Mobile
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Newspaper article on Natalie Robertson book signing
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5 August 2008
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"Robertson to sign books at Museum of Mobile." <em>Press-Register</em>, 05 Aug. 2008, p. 3D.
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files-clotilda-robertsontosignbooks-01
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Africatown
Clotilda
Museum of Mobile
Press-Register
robertson
Whydah
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6-B--Mobile Press Register Sunday, July 5, 1981 <br />[...]Africatown works toward its future, honors its past <br />By Cammie East <br />Living Today Writer<br /><em>Africatown</em>... The name, or variants of it, go back at least to the 1880s: an "African Colony" is shown on the 1889 Boudousquie Map of Mobile, located near Magazine Point. It evokes the origins of at least one segment of the greater Mobile community, and its romance leads the inquirer along hidden paths into the past.
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Africatown Works toward Its Future, Honors Its Past
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5 July 1981
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East, Cammie. "Africatown works toward its future, honors its past." <em>Mobile Press Register</em>, 05 Jul. 1981, p. 4-B.
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files-clotilda-africatownworkstowarditsfuture-01
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Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
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Africatown
Clotilda
Clotilde
Cudjo
Cudjoe
Dahomey
East
foster
Living Today
Magazine Point
Meaher
Mobile Press Register
Whydah
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Clotilda Collection
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files-clotilda
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Africatown grew on slaves' legends and lore
Immigrants established a cultural outpost at Magazine Point
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Alabama Folkways is a monthly column of human interest features exploring topics that reflect Alabama's traditional culture. It is offered as a public service by Alabama Center for Traditional Culture, operating within the framework of the Alabama State Council on the Arts.)
By Henry Willett
Alabama Center for Traditional Culture
In front of the Union Baptist Church in the Magazine/Plateau community about three miles north of Mobile, there is a bust of Cudjoe Kazoola Lewis, the last survivor of a voyage on the slave ship "Clotilda" from the west coast of Africa in 1860.
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Africatown Grew on Slaves' Legends and Lore
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Newspaper article on the history of Cudjo Lewis and Africatown
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25 July 1993
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Willett, Henry. "Africatown grew on slaves' legends and lore." <em>Mobile Register</em>, 25 Jul. 1993, p. 2G.
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files-clotilda-africatowngrewonslaveslegends-01
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Africatown
Alabama Center for Traditional Culture
Cudjo
Cudjoe
Dahomey
foster
Magazine Point
Mobile Register
Whydah
Willett
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Clotilda Collection
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Captain William Foster -- brought the last cargo of Slaves (110) from Whidah Kingdom of Dahomey in west Africa, & handed them from the schooner Clotilda in southern Alabama in 1860!!! he gave me this [?] in 1890
G.D.
given me on 29 March 1890;
Captain William Foster
of the Slaver the Clotilda
1860
A. Sandoz,
Artist and Photographer
104 Dauphin St. Mobile, ALA.
landed 110 slaves in Alabama July 1860
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Captain William Foster
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Photograph
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Image of Captain William Foster
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29 March 1890
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Sandoz, A. "Captain William Foster." A. Sandoz, Artist and Photographer, 1890.
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files-clotilda-fosterphoto-01
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Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
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Mobile Public Library's Clotilda Collection
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Clotilda
Dahomey
foster
Sandoz
Whidah
Whyda
Whydah
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Clotilda Collection
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6-27-88
Mr. Zietz,
Here are the photocopies you requested from Journal of Negro History Oct. 1927, vol. 12, pages 648-663. Article: Cuduo's Own Story of the last African Slaver.
Thanks,
Windy Smith
CUDJO'S OWN STORY OF THE LAST AFRICAN SLAVER
About four miles above Mobile, at the mouth of the Chickasabogue Creek (now called Three Mile Creek), on red clay bluffs, on the Old Telegraph Road, but now reached by the new Bay Bridge Road and Craft Highway, is African Town. The site was once and still is to a large extent the possession of the Meaher Brothers, Tim, Lim and Burns; these men had a mill and shipyard at the mouth of the creek and built vessels for blockade running, river trade and filibustering expeditions.
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Cudjo's Own Story of the Last African Slaver
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Journal articles
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Journal article on Cudjo and the <em>Clotilda</em>
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October 1927
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Hurston, Zora Neale. "Cudjo's Own Story of the Last African Slaver." <em>Journal of Negro History</em>, vol. 12, Oct. 1927, p. 648-663.
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files-clotilda-cudjosownstory-01
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Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
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Abache
African Peter
African Town
Albine
Clotilda
Clotilde
Cudjo
Cudjo's Own Story
Dabney
Dahomey
Dennison
foster
Gumpa
Hurston
Jaybee
Keeby
Kujjo
Meaher
Monachee
Mount Vernon
Orsey
Orsta
Plateau
Polute
R.B. Taney
The African Church
The Mobile Register
Togo
turner
Whydah
Zooma
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Clotilda Collection
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125 years ago--
Legacy of a 'peculiar institution'
by Chris McFadyen
Story has it that Mobile shipbuilder and riverboat captain Tim Meaher was out on the wharves ragging the boys one day in the fall of war-charged '58, feeling mean and rangey, deploring the federal revenue cutters that were patrolling the bay.
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Legacy of a 'peculiar institution'
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Newspaper article on the <em>Clotilda </em>and its aftermath
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McFadyen, Chris. "Legacy of a 'peculiar institution.'" <em>Azalea City News & Review</em>, 15 Sept. 1983, p. 1, 4.
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files-clotilda-legacyofapeculiarinstitution-01
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15 September 1983
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Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
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Mobile Public Library's Clotilda Collection
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text
Clotilda
Clotilde
Cudjo
Dahomey
foster
jones
Kazooma
Keeby
Meaher
Plateau
Roche
Tarkars
Whydah
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Clotilda Collection
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Clippings file
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN TIM MEAHER, THE VENERABLE STEAMBOAT MAN.
Yesterday died Captain Timothy Meaher, long known as one of the best and most successful of steamboatmen, who plied the rivers in the palmiest days of the business before and since the war. He died at his home on the Telegraph road, three miles from the city, where for some years he has lived in retirement. He was seventy-nine years of age. [...]
THE KING OF WHYDAH'S WIVES.
The King of Whydah's wives were objects of special care to himself, and of enforced veneration to his people. The favourite ones lived in the palace with him; the others were accommodated in adjoining buildings. No men were employed in the royal household, and the king was served solely by his wives[...]
WOMEN IN DAHOMEY.
Petticoat Government Prevails Among the Amazons.
From the Seattle Telegraph.
Women rule the household, the amazonian principle extending into all the [..] of life. Many of the king's amazons are married women, the marriages, however, having taken place before they were drafted into the army, and in all these cases the husband stays at home and cares for the children, if there are any, while his wife goes to war [...]
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Death of Captain Tim Meaher, The Venerable Steamboat Man
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Newspaper articles
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Newspaper articles on Capt. Meaher's death and various information about Dahomey
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files-clotilda-meaherdeathanddahomey-01
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"Death of Captain Tim Meaher, The Venerable Steamboat Man." <em>Mobile Daily Register</em>, 4 Mar. 1892, page unknown.
"An Episode of the Slave Trade." <em>Mobile Daily Register</em>, 4 Mar. 1892, page unknown.
"Getting Away under Fire with a Load of Slaves." <em>Mobile Daily Register</em>, 4 Mar. 1892, page unknown.
"The Amazons." <em>Mobile Daily Register</em>, 4 Mar. 1892, page unknown.
"The King of Whydah's Wives." <em>Mobile Daily Register</em>, 4 Mar. 1892, page unknown.
"Women in Dahomey." <em>Mobile Daily Register</em>, 4 Mar. 1892, page unknown.
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4 March 1892
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Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
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Mobile Public Library's Clotilda Collection
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text
Amazons
Clotilda
Clotilde
Czar
Dahomey
Meaher
Roger B. Taney
Whydah
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Clotilda Collection
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Clippings file
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Mobile Public Library's Clotilda Files Collection
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Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
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files-clotilda
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Remembering <em>Clotilda<br /></em>During Black History Month, Americans should take time to reflect on the 1860 voyage of the schooner <em>Clotilda </em>from Mobile to Africa and back -- the last documented slaving voyage in U.S. history. This human rights abuse was a capital crime under the law, but no one was ever punished for it. Nor was any restitution ever made to the 110 Africans brought by force to American shores on the eve of the Civil War. They dreamed of returning to Africa, but could never do so. Many now lie buried at Old Plateau Cemetery on the edge of Mobile. (Traditionally, the <em>Clotilda </em>voyage was placed in 1859 and the ship identified as <em>Clotilde</em>, but recent research has shifted scholarly opinion.)
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Remembering <em>Clotilda</em>
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Article
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Article on the <em>Clotilda</em>
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January 2005
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Copson, Ray. "Remembering <em>Clotilda</em>." Jan. 2005.
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English
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files-clotilda-rememberingclotilda-01
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Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
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Mobile Public Library's Clotilda Collection
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Africatown
Clotilda
Clotilde
Copson
Dahomey
foster
Keeby
Meaher
Old Plateau Cemetery
Plateau
Whydah
Yoruba
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Clotilda Collection
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Mobile Public Library's Clotilda Files Collection
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Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
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files-clotilda
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Historic Sketches of the South
By Emma Langdon Roche [..]
and conveyed by six stalwart blacks to the presence of a prince of Dahomey--a great, stout black, weighing over three hundred pounds. This prince was hospitable in his attentions and entertained Foster with the sights of Whydah.
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Historic Sketches of the South
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Book excerpt from Emma Langdon Roche's <em>Historic Sketches of the South</em>
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1914
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Roche, Emma Langdon. <em>Historic Sketches of the South</em>. Knickerbocker Press, 1914, p. 86-87, 98-99.
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files-clotilda-historicsketchesofthesouth-01
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Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
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Mobile Public Library's Clotilda Collection
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Historic Sketches of the South
Kanko
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Meaher
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Clotilda Collection
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Mobile Public Library's Clotilda Files Collection
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Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
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files-clotilda
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Fort Gaines Museum Acquires "Anchor Eye" Of Last Slave Schooner
Gene Caton, executive secretary of the Dauphin Island Park and Beach Board, announces a new addition to the Fort Gaines historical museum in the old Civil War era fort on the east end of Dauphin Island.
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Fort Gaines Museum Acquires 'Anchor Eye' of Last Slave Schooner
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June 1965
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'Fort Gaines Museum Acquires "Anchor Eye" of Last Slave Schooner.' <em>Alabama on the Go</em>, Jun. 1965, p. 29.
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files-clotilde-fortgainesmuseumacquires-01
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Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
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Alabama on the Go
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Clotilde
Dauphin Island Park and Beach Board
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Magazine Point
Scott Paper Mill
Whydah