Iberville County Louisiana Archives Court.....Amilton , Et Al  December 18, 1802


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Source: Transcribed Court Document
Written: December 18, 1802

Date: December 18, 1802

Petition - Joseph Amilton accompanied by his son, Bartholome Amilton, and by 
his son-in-law, Juan Luis Buche who declares that he is widower of Anastacia 
Come, by which marriage there were five children, all of major age, named: 
Bartholome, Teresa, widow of Thomas Rills, Elena, wife of Juan Luis Buche, 
Ana, wife of Juan Lambremon, and Ygnacio Amilton, deceased, represented by his 
children and his widow, Ana Catalina Buche, the children named: Joseph, 
Rosalia, Celesta, Eugenia, and Maria Teresa Amilton, all minors, represented 
by their curator ad lite, their uncle by blood, Bartholome Amilton; desires to 
proceed to the sale of the property belonging to Anastacia Come, wife of 
Joseph Amilton



Date: December 22, 1802
Notice to Amant Ebert to be appraiser, who accepts.

Same date
Notice to Joseph Enrry to be appraiser, who accepts.

1st cry, 2nd cry, 3rd cry - three cries of sale


Date: January 20, 1803
Inventory - The present plantation situated in the said District on the right 
bank of the Mississippi river, bounded on the upper part by the lands of the 
Widow of Pablo Maria Landry, and below by those of Bautista Ducet, composed of 
six arpents and three toises of front on forty of depth, according to the 
figurative plan and title of concession which belongs to the succession for 
having been purchased of Otuberto Jany alias Langrais by deed executed before 
the Commandant who was we understand, Dn Luis Dutisne, with the edifices and 
fences which on the same are found, which consist *** without including the 
mill, of forty arpents of fence, more or less, well understood that the two 
boundary fences are of the partnership with the neighbors, all in the 
condition in which it is found, including six beehives or cases **, well 
understood that remaining aggregate to the said plantation five arpents of 
land of front of the point fronting the Church in order to intain the levee 
and road and by consequence, the right on the said land, estimated the 
referred plantation with all its dependencies, at the sum **. A tract, rough, 
without felled wood, situated on the right bank of the Mississippi river, 
bounded on the upper part by the lands of the succession of Pablo Maria Landry 
and below by those of Mr. Goudbe, composed of eight arpents of land of front 
with the ordinary depth, according to the figurative plan, which belongs to 
the succession for having been obtained by concession as is confirmed by the 
title on date of the eighteenth of July of one thousand seven hundred ninety-
six, which land appraised at the sum **




Date: January 25, 1803
4th cry - movables



Date: January 26, 1803
Sale - The present plantation situated in the said District on the right bank 
of the Mississippi river, bounded on one side, above by the lands of the Widow 
of Pablo Maria Landry and below by those of Bautista Ducet, composed of six 
arpents of front on forty of depth, according to the figurative plan and title 
of concession, which belongs to the succession for having been purchased of 
Huparte Jany Chiar Lanpruar by deed executed before the Commandant who was we 
understand, Dn Luis Dutisne, with the edifices and fences which on the same 
are found, which consist of *** without including the mill; as forty arpents 
of fences, more or less; well understood that the both boundary fences are of 
partnership with the neighbors, in the same condition in which it is found, 
including six beehives or cases **, well understood that remaining aggregate 
to the said plantation five arpents of land of front on the Point fronting the 
Church, in order to maintain the levee and road, and by consequence, the right 
on the said land;
Adjudicated to Juan Luis Buche, with Surety Santiago Gurve


Date: January 26, 1803
Continuation of sale - 
A land, rough, without felled wood, situated on the right bank of the 
Mississippi river, bounded on the upper part by the lands of the succession of 
Pablo Maria Landry, and below by those of Mr. Goudbe, composed of eight 
arpents of land of front with the ordinary depth according to the figurative 
plan, which belongs to the succession for having been obtained by concession, 
as confirmed by the title of date eighteenth of July of one thousand seven 
hundred ninety-six.
Adjudicated to Santiago Goudve, Surety Juan Luis Buche

Additional Comments:
Transcribed from original Spanish in 1978 by Delma Abadie

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