Aglae [Formerly Enslaved Person]

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Aglaée [Enslaved Person]
Person ID
7158
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Black Female born in 1860
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Aglaée's mother was Anna. Her Baptism was recorded 7/14/1862 when she was 4 years old at the habitation of Andre Durnford, who was her enslaver. The godmother at her baptism was Marcelline, godfather Camille. 
St. Thomas Church,  Point-a- la- Hache, Baptisms vol. 1, 1834-1843, page 195, act 1233, Reverend A.B. Langlois. 

Aglae was listed as 7 years old on the Freedmen's Bureau Registers (1865-1878), as seven years old. Her former [enslaver] was listed as Mrs. A. Dumford in Plaquemines Parish. Her Current employer was listed as Mrs. Dumford, Plaquemines Parish. No wage was listed next to her name. 
Freedmens Bureau Records, 1865-1878, Field Offices, Louisiana (M1905), Plantation Department, Roll 029, Registers, Vol. 1