Lake Miccosukee plantation, Florida

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Lake Miccosukee plantation in Florida was a 19th-century agricultural estate notable as the home of William D. Moseley, the first governor of the state of Florida.

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Lake Miccosukee plantation, Florida canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf agricultural estate
human
plantation
associatedWith William D. Moseley
country United States
countryOfCitizenship United States
economicBasis plantation agriculture
era pre–American Civil War period
geographicFeature inland lake vicinity
hasHistoricalSignificance residence of first governor of the state of Florida
historicalRegion Antebellum South
linked to: Antebellum period
historicalUse cash-crop production
laborSystem enslaved labor
locatedIn Florida
Leon County, Florida
North Florida
locatedInTime 19th century
locatedNear Lake Miccosukee
namedAfter Lake Miccosukee
near Tallahassee, Florida
notableAs home of William D. Moseley
occupation politician
orderInOffice first Governor of Florida
ownedBy William D. Moseley
partOf plantation belt of North Florida
politicalRegion State of Florida
positionHeld Governor of Florida
residence Lake Miccosukee plantation, Florida
stateOfCitizenship Florida
timePeriod before Florida Civil War era
usedFor agriculture
cotton cultivation
slave-based agriculture

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William D. Moseley residence Lake Miccosukee plantation, Florida
William D. Moseley residence Lake Miccosukee plantation, Florida