Iberville County Louisiana Archives Court.....Croizet, Et Al February 18, 1794


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Source: Transcribed Court Document
Written: February 18, 1794

Date: February 18, 1794

At request of Mrs. Marie Anne Trepagnier, widow of Francois Croizet; of Michel 
Cantrelle, in capacity of father and natural tutor of his minor daughter, 
issue of his marriage with the late Mrs. Magdelaine Croizet; of Francois & 
Simon Croizet; of Joseph Laurent Fabvre for Mrs. Elizabeth Croizet, his wife; 
of Michel Judice, for Mrs. Jeanne Croizet, his wife; of Misses Henriette, 
Isabel, Eleine and Suzon Croizet, the four last emancipated by judment of May 
15, 1792 and Miss Justine Croizet, minor daughter represented by widow 
Croizet, her mother and tutrix. Together in order to proceed to the 
liquidation, partition & definition of amount from the succession of dec. 
Francois Croizet, before Mr. Chantalou, Royal Notary, on November 22, 1759 at 
New Orleans, and registered at Pointe Coupee April 8, 1772. Act of partition 
and division of property of community of Genevieve Cheval, wife of the decd. 
Croizet and at the time widow of Antoine Rousseau, her first husband, and by 
second marriage of dec. Seret, by which is due sum to the Francois Croizet, 
Sr. and Francois and Simon Croizet, her sons, left from the succession by the 
said Genevieve Cheval, mother of the two latter sons, succession proceedings 
made on October 2, 1774 by the Royal Notary, Mr. Garic. The inventory and 
estimation made at the decease of Francois Croizet, March 20, 1792. Sale of 
the property mentioned to be on date of April 30, and days following same 
year. In the partition of the community between Genevieve Cheval and the decd. 
Croizet, the portion coming to the latter amounted to $11,564 pounds, fifteen 
solde, being half of the amount he brought to Mrs. Anne Trepagnier, his widow, 
in second community.
Other monies mentioned owing widow. At sale of property various sums realized.
There is mentioned that the last tern of sale price of platation will be due 
May 13, 1794. A debt is owed by dec. Francois Croizet to Sucn. of Poirrier, 
for which note was given. Receipt for amt. from Sucn. given by Francois 
Croizet, Jr. to Mrs. Marie Anne Trepagnier, his step-mother; dated February 
20, 1794. He also gives receipt for his brother, Simon dated February 20, 
1794. Joseph Laurent Fabre husband of Elezabeth Croizet gives receipt dated 
February 20, 1794. Michel Cantrelle, for his daughter, minor, gives receipt 
dated February 21, 1794, to Mrs. Maire Ann Trepagnier, widow of Francois 
Croizet, Sr. who, in turn, gives receipt to DeVerbois, for sum given to her as 
a result of sale of property of decd. without including sale of planation; 
receipt dated February 22, 1794.


Date: February 22, 1794.
Mrs. Marie Anne Trepagnier, widow of decd. Francois Croizet promises to pay 
the money coming from the sucn. to the following at their age of majority or 
when they marry: Henriette, Isabel, Eleine, Suzon and Justine Croizet.

Movables adjudicated and slaves
Date: May 3, 1792:Receipt of Francois and Simon Croizet for what is due them 
from their mother, Mrs. Genevieve Cheval, dated May 3, 1792. Also receipt of 
Michel Cantrelle, tutor of minor, and Joseph Laurent Fabvre, husband of 
Magdelaine Croizet, dec., for Marie Elizabeth Croizet, his wife; these 
receipts before De Verbois. Also receipt of Michel Judice for his wife Jeanne 
Croizet, all for various sums coming to them, the latter three, coming from 
Sucn. Croizet.

May 3, 1792, List of debts of succession Croizet.
May 13, 1792 Sale - Francois Croizet, for himself and for Simon Croizet, his 
brother; Michael Cantrelle, as father and natural tutor of his minor daughter, 
issue of marriage with the late Mrs. Magdelaine Croizet and as representing 
Michel Judice, for having married Mrs. Jeanne Croizet; Joseph Laurent Fabvre 
for Mrs. Marie Elizabeth Croizet, his wife; To Mrs. Marie Anne Trepagnier, 
widow of Francois Croizet, their step-mother.
A plantation situated at the said place on the right bank of the Mississippi 
river adjacent above to the lands of Mister Jacque Canterelle, and below to 
those of the said Mr. Francois Croizet, containing thriteen arpents and some 
toises of front on the ordinary depth; For sum of $4,500 which Widow promises 
to pay to the sucn. of her dec. husband in 3 years.
Surety - Joseph Laurent Fabre.

Additional Comments:
Transcribed from orginal French in 1978 by Delma Abadie

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