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Manumission Papers, Bahia, 1831-1840

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Maria Julia da Conceição (c. 1820-1910), Yoruba name Omonike, founder of the Ilê Iyá Omi Axé Iyamassé temple, also known as the Terreiro do Gantois, a national heritage site. Photo first published by Manuel Raymundo Querino, A raça africana e seus costumes na Bahia (Salvador: Empresa Gráfica da Bahia, 1917). Published courtesy of Mae Julia do Gantois’s descendants.

Maria Julia da Conceição (c. 1820-1910), Yoruba name Omonike, founder of the Ilê Iyá Omi Axé Iyamassé temple, also known as the Terreiro do Gantois, a national heritage site. Photo first published by Manuel Raymundo Querino, A raça africana e seus costumes na Bahia (Salvador: Empresa Gráfica da Bahia, 1917). Published courtesy of Mae Julia do Gantois’s descendants.

Volume 4 Issue 4

Manumission Papers, Bahia, 1831-1840

Article Author

Kristin Mann

Emory University

Urano Andrade

Dataset Creator

Kristin Mann

Emory University

Urano Andrade

Date Published

09/2023

How to Cite

Mann, Kristin, and Urano de Cerqueira Andrade. "Manumission Papers, Bahia, 1831-1840." Journal of Slavery and Data Preservation 4, no. 4 (2023): 18-29. https://doi.org/10.25971/jaet-fz81.

Article DOI

https://doi.org/10.25971/jaet-fz81

Article Rights

Copyright: Kristin Mann and Urano Andrade

Article License

Dataset Publisher

Harvard Dataverse

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https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/LIIZXU

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