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Record of a journey, 1849-1850 (64 pages), with a party of Americans from Tampico to Mazatlán, via San Luis Potosí and Tepatitlán [de Morelos]; then via ship to San Francisco. Records brief stay in San Francisco, then travel to gold mines near Jacksonville. Account of Toussaint Louverture and the Haitian revolution copied from an unknown source. Written from the back: notes and accounts. Loose item (2 pages) in separate folder.

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Title
Thomas Sayre diary, 1849-1850
Creator
Sayre, Thomas, creator
Published
1849-1850
Full Collection Name
Thomas Sayre diary and account book
Project Name
Gold Rush Materials
Other Identifiers
BANC MSS C-F 200, Volume 1
Subject (Person)
Sayre, Thomas
Subject (Topic)
Gold mines and mining
Voyages to the Pacific coast
Gold discoveries
Manners and customs
Travel
Geographic Coverage
California
Mexico
Type
Text
Format
Diaries
Language
English
Archive
The Bancroft Library
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