Coffy (also known as "Antonio Cofi Mina"), a freed Black man known to some of the Pointe Coupée enslaved, was tried separately by the Province of Louisiana for his alleged role in the 1795 conspiracy at Pointe Coupée; he was ultimately convicted and expelled from the colony.

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Ratification of Jean Baptiste (June 10, 1795)
Ratification of Jean Baptiste [Almonester] (June 10, 1795)
Ratification of Honoré [Almonester] (June 10, 1795)
Ratification of Pierre [Almonester] (June 10, 1795)
Coffy Convicted and Remanded for Sentencing (June 11, 1795)
Coffy Notified of His Conviction (June 11, 1795)
Serrano Recommends Coffy's Deportation to Carondelet (June 11, 1795)
Carondelet Orders Coffy's Deportation (June 16, 1795)
Coffy Notified of His Deportation (June 16, 1795)
Prison Guard Notified of Coffy's Deportation (June 16, 1795)
Carondelet Grants Broutin Request for Payment of Trial Costs (October 10, 1795)
Listau Appointed to Assess Trial Costs (October 10, 1795)
Evaluation of Trial Costs (October 10, 1795)

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