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About: Jean Saint Malo - DBpedia
Jean Saint Malo in French (died June 19, 1784), also known as Juan San Maló in Spanish, was the leader of a group of runaway enslaved Africans, known as ...
Hidden Louisiana: Bayou St. Malo - ANTIGRAVITY Magazine
... Maroon colonies. Slaves were promised freedom if they could provide information on where the Maroon colonies were located. Laws were passed ...
feature: know your black history – maroon leader juan st. malo
This was the sign posted by the maroon leader Juan St. Malo at Ville Gaillarde, the entrance of the land he claimed and controlled in Louisiana.
HISTORY: Jean Saint Malo, New Orleans Maroon > ExecutedToday ...
The lines between slavery and freedom were not clearly drawn, and slaves frequently escaped into the swamps to form maroon colonies. There ...
"Cimarrones" and the San Malo Band in Spanish Louisiana - jstor
los habitantes y establicimientos de la colonia de la Luisiana," New Orleans, March 1, 1766,. Museo Naval (Madrid), Ms. 569, folio 107. See also Andreu Ocariz, ...
maroon landscape in swamps near New Orleans, the maroons of St. Malo's ... colony's several postwar polities as a metaphorical 19th-century “maroon nation.
Stories Told About the Nineteenth Century Filipino Settlement at St ...
Malo carpenter French, the one black man in St. Malo "a Portuguese negro, perhaps a Brazilian maroon" (St. Malo: The Times-Democrat Expedition 1883).
The Spanish Louisiana Colonial government attacked and hunted the Maroons to rid the colony of the threat of these wild Africans. They also ...
Chapter 9: Jean St. Maló: Martyr, African American Cultural Hero ...
... San Malo maroons, into the swamps. Located on the outskirts of New Orleans proper, they set up fully functioning communities. Because he was a maroon and ...
San Malo Maroons - New Orleans Historical
The Spanish authorities were deeply impressed and quite frightened by the military strength of these Maroon settlements. Text. The San Malo Maroons have the ...
The Maroons of Bas du Fleuve, Louisiana - De Gruyter
While on this trip, through the well-oiled maroon-plantation grapevine, St. Malo heard that an expedition was in preparation: “the mulattoes” — the militia of ...
St. Maló in the Memory Rings | North Carolina Scholarship Online
... colony had too few Frenchwomen, or Creole daughters of the earliest concessionaires. ... Saint Malo made a big maroon village. to free all of the slaves over ...
Hearn. "Saint Malo." - The Louisiana Anthology
... colony in the reedy swamps south of Lake Borgne. For many years the inhabitants of the Oriental settlement had lived in peace and harmony without the ...
St Malo Historical Marker - YouTube
To officially commemorate the first permanent Filipino settlement in the United States, a historical marker for St. Malo was unveiled at the ...
What Cecilia Knew | History of the Present - Duke University Press
... maroon problem” they worried threatened the stability of the colony. ... San Malo, as his wife. Though no other maroons from this community ...
St. Malo - The Historical Marker Database
Saint Malo was the first permanent Filipino settlement in the United States. (A historical marker located in Saint Bernard in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana.)
The St Malo colony was considered a community of "maroons", a term that referred to escaped slaves. Jean "Saint Malo" was an escaped slave ...
St. Malo, Louisiana Filipinos: Separating fact from fiction - The FilAm
The Filipinos had established another settlement on Barataria Bay, which was called “Manila Village,” and it became one of the communities with ...
On the Legacies of Displacement and Marronage as Black Ecologies
[vi]. Juan Maló, known as Jean Saint Malo in French, led a maroon community on the outskirts of New Orleans during Louisiana's Spanish colonial ...
An Inhospitable Refuge | Scars on the Land - Oxford Academic
During the 1770s, this vast maroon community fell under the leadership of a mysterious figure whose name in Spanish records appears variously as St. Malo, Juan ...