Iberville County Louisiana Archives Court.....Capdevielle, Et Al  September 20, 1800


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Source: Transcribed Court Document
Written: September 20, 1800

Date: September 20, 1800

Petition - Appeared: Francisco Rivas, declare that having learned by the 
Sindic, Pedro Joseph Landry, that Bernardo Capdevielle, Surgeon, had died 
intestate, leaving a widow, named Ana Clouatre and two children, of age of 
majority, named Edmon and Ferdinand Capdevielle, and four children, minors, 
named: Margarita, Maria, Joseph and Angela Capdevielle, all six legitimate 
from this marriage; for this reason I must proceed to the inventory of the 
property of the deceased.




Date: September 23, 1800
Affixing of seals to the property


Date: October 27, 1800
Declaration - to have the property inventoried, as asked for by Edmon 
Capdevielle, son of the decd.


Same date
Decree - The widow having petitioned for the inventory of the property of her 
decd. husband for the benefit of the minors, the Commandant, Franco Rivas 
names as appraisers: Pedro Joseph Landry and Juan Carlos Comau - and for 
guardian of the minors, their brother, Edmon Capdevielle.


Date: October 28, 1800
Notice and oath of Pedro Joseph Landry, and Juan Carlos Comau, appraisers.


Same date
Notice to Edmon Capdevielle, as guardian of the minors and to Ferdinand 
Capdevielle


Date: October 30, 1800
Inventory - movables


Same date
Inventory continued - movables

The present plantation situated in this said District of Iberville on the 
right bank of the Mississippi river, bounded on the upper part by lands of 
Edmon Capdevielle and below by those of the widow of Pablo Maria Landry, 
composed of five arpents, more or less, of front with forty of depth, which 
belongs to the succession for having been purchased by the decd. nineteen 
years ago, with its edifices and fences which consists, * * * which plantation 
contains about thirty-five arpents of land, with felled wood, of which sixteen 
are encircled in fences upright posts.



Date: November 12, 1800
Appeared: Joseph, Margarita, Maria and Angela Capdevielle, minor children of 
the decd. Bernardo Capdeviell and of Ana Clouatre, who declare that it being 
necessary to have a curator for their inheritance and with the permission of 
their mother, they name their brother, Ferdinando Capdevielle as curator ad 
lite; who accepts the responsability. 



Date: November 14, 1800
Appeared: Ana Clouatre, widow of Bernardo Capdevielle who declares that she 
has no other means of support, except the plantation and its produce and that 
selling it would be to the prejudice of the minors; and that for the share of 
the six children, she mortgages the same and acquires said plantation, at 
price of estimation. In conformity with the originals which are at the 
Trinunal. Signed Franco Rivas.

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

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