1776
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Born in Philadelphia. |
1792
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Arrives in New Orleans. |
1801
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Relf and his partner Beverly Chew form business partnership with Daniel Clark. |
1813
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On the death of Daniel Clark, Relf and Chew become executors of his 1811 will, but will be in the center of the long legal drama as Clark’s daughter Myra contests the will. |
1818
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Becomes cashier of the Louisiana State Bank, a job he will hold for the remainder of his life.. |
1818
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Relf is also Steamship Debenture clerk at the New Orleans customhouse, is involved with the founding of the Canal Bank and is a vestry and senior warden of the Christ Church (Episcopalian). |
1857
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Dies and is buried in the Girod Street Cemetery. |