Iberville County Louisiana Archives Court.....Gareuil, Et Al  September 23, 1794


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Source: Transcribed Court Document
Written: September 23, 1794

Date: September 23, 1794
Petition to the Commandant by Michel Gareuil that Tranquille Olivier, 
blacksmith, owes him money and wants security for same, such as his blacksmith 
shop, etc.; for the payment of money that he owes, especially for a tract 
which he sold him.




Date: September 23, 1794
Inventory - Property of Tranquil Olivier, blacksmith.
A tract situated in this Post on the left bank of the Mississippi river, 
adjacent above to the lands of the grantee and below to those of the Church, 
containing two arpents, ten toises and four feet of front on the river on the 
ordinary depth of forty, the cabin which is thereon which belongs to him for 
having purchased it of Michel Gareuil. Movables. 
(Written in Spanish on margin: Le Baron de Carondelet has been informed by 
Comdt. of legitimatecy debt.)


Date: March 27, 1795
Petition for Public Sale by Michel Gareuil, of land sold by him to Tranquil 
Olivier, blacksmith, who did not pay for same, and the levee is now in bad 
condition.


Date: April 18, 1795
At request of Michel Gareuil, Commandant DeVerbois posts Notice of Public 
Sale. 


Date: April 26, 1795
Notice of public sale.


Date: May 3, 1795
Public Sale - Property of Tranquil Olivier.
A tract of two arpents, ten toises and four feet of front on the Mississippi 
river, on the depth of eighty arpents with the fan which might occur in 
proportion to the front, which land is bounded above by that of the Church and 
below by that of Jean Longuelpee, not having any building, or enclosures; with 
the reserve, nevertheless, of the cypress trees and the oaks which might be 
found thereon up to the concurrence of forty arpents which belong to Mr. 
Joseph Barquer Vahamonde, which belongs to the said Tranquil Joseph Olivier 
for having been purchased of the same Michel Gareuil by act passed before me, 
deposited in the archives of this Commandant, on the date of the twenty-ninth 
of April one thousand seven hundred ninety-four.
Adjudicated to Jean Longuelpee. Surety - Michel Gareuil.
Movables.


Date: November 23, 1796
Receipt - Michel Gareuil to Commandant Nicolas DeVerbois - For receipt of 
money coming from the auction which precedes.

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

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