Iberville County Louisiana Archives Court.....Dardene, Et Al May 29, 1799


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Source: Transcribed Court Document
Written: May 29, 1799

Date: May 29, 1799
Petition for Inventory - 
Appeared Mariana Climpetre, widow of Alexandro Dardene, who declared that her 
husband had died, leaving three children named: Juan Alexandro, Juan Luis and 
Constanza Dardene, and besides, Joseph which the above said husband had when 
he married and a few days before his death, he declared, judicially before the 
Provisional Commandant Dn Pedro Voisin, him to be his natural son, and that he 
was equal to his legitimate children by said marriage. She declares that an 
inventory should be made of the property belonging to the deceased.



Date: May 29, 1799
Decree. Before making inventory, the Commandant, Franco Rivas names a guardian 
for the minors, Juan Alexandro, Juan Luis, Constanza, and Joseph, children of 
the deceased, naming their uncle by blood, Atanacio Dardene, and for guardian 
of the widow, her brother, Juan Climpetre, and for appraisers, Amant Hebert 
and Carlos Ebert.



Date: May 30, 1799
Oath of Juan Climpetre, as guardian of the widow of Alexandro Dardene, his 
sister.



Date: May 30, 1799
Oath of appraiser, Amant Hebert.




Date: May 30, 1799
Oath of appraiser, Carlos Ebert (Or Charle Ebert as he signs his name) Decree 
of the Commandant that the inventory would take place on June 3, since the 
oaths have been made.

Notifications. To Mariana Climpetre, widow of Alexandro Dardene, to Atanacio 
Dardene, guardian of the minors of the deceased, to Juan Climpetre, guardian 
of the widow of Alexandro Dardene, to Amant Hebert, appraiser, to Carlos 
Hebert, appraiser, to Carlos Dardene, uncle by blood of the minors.



Date: June 3, 1799
Inventory - Movables.


Date: June 3, 1799
Inventory continued - Movables.
A plantation situated in this District on the right bank of the Mississippi 
river, bounded on upper part by lands of Carlos Dardene and below by those of 
Pedro Braud, composed of four arpents and a half of front with the ordinary 
depth of forty, which belongs to the succession for having been purchased, 
like this, three arpents of the said Pedro Braud and the arpent and a half 
remaining, of the Guardian, Atanacio Dardene, with its edifieces, and fences, 
* * * and other dependencies, with the exception of the cypress trees which 
are found on the arpent and a half of front which was acquired of Atanacio 
Dardene, as far as the depth of forty, which belong to Dn Juan Bautista DeGruy 
and Dn Franco Mayrone, appraised.
A tract situated in this same District, on the left bank of Bayou Plaquemine, 
at the place so called, the size of four hundred and forty arpents remaining, 
which belongs to the succession for having been conceeded by the Governor 
General, according to the figurative plan and title of concession dated the 
fourth of March of one thousand seven hundred ninety-six, evaluated.







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

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