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James Matuszak

James Matuszak was born on November 23 to Amelia (Krempa) Matuszak and Edward Matuszak, and has a sister Esther M Michalski. James Matuszak died in 1940.

James Matuszak

November 23

1940

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In 1810, on September 23rd, the Republic of West Florida - now the eastern part of Louisiana - declared independence from Spain. The Republic lasted only a few months - until the United States annexed it later in the same year.

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In 1830, 10,000 chests of opium were sold in China - one chest was 60–65 kilograms, about 140 pounds, and was worth nearly $740 in US dollars. This worked out to a trade of roughly 7.5 million US dollars in 1830.

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