Iberville County Louisiana Archives Court.....Landry, Et Al  June 30, 1800


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Source: Transcribed Court Document
Written: June 30, 1800

Date: June 30, 1800

Declaration - 
By virtue of order of the Governor, etc. dated Feb. 18, 1800, Commandant, 
Francisco Rivas, is to proceed to the inventory of the property left by the 
decd. Pable Maria Landry. 


Date: July 1, 1800
Notification to Brigida babin, widow of Pablo Maria Landry 

Same date
Notification to Juan Daniel Landry, major son of the decd.

Same date
Notification to Carlos Braud, husband of Rosalie Landry, daughter of the decd.


Date: July 14, 1800
Decree - To proceed to the inventory, and the Commandant names for guardian of 
the minors: Anselme Landry, their uncle by blood, the minors named: Ypolite, 
Joseph, Juan Bautista, Margarita, Maria, Escolastica and Adelaida Landry - and 
names for appraisers: Diego Arnandez and Juan Bautista Dupuis


Date: July 16, 1800
Notification to Anselmo Landry, the guardian of the minors and his oath

Same date
Notification to Diego Arnandez and Juan Bautista Dupuis, appriasers and their 
oaths


Date: July 19, 1800
Decree - The commandant being satisfied with the above oaths, declared that he 
would proceed to the inventory

Same date
Notice to Brigida Babin, widow of Pablo Maria Landry

Same date
Notice to Anselmo Landry, uncle by blood and guardian of the minors

Same date
Notice to Daniel Landry, major son of the decd.

Same date
Notice to Carlos Braud, husband of Rosalia Landry, daughter of the decd.

Same date
Notice to the appraisers


Date: July 22, 1800
Inventory - movables - slaves


Date: July 23, 1800
Inventory continued

A tract situated in this District on the right bank of the Mississippi river, 
bounded on the upper part by the plantation of Dn Bernardo Capdevielle and 
below by lands of the Succession of the decd. Dn Beltran Gravier, composed of 
six arpents of front with the ordinary depth of forty, which belongs to the 
succession for having been puchased by the deceased at the auction sale of the 
property which was left at the decd. of Jacobo Lanterne.

Another tract sitauted in the proper District on the same bank of the river, 
bounded above by land of the Royal Dominion and below by those of Joseph 
Amelton, composed of eight arpents of front with the ordinary depth of forty, 
which belongs to the Succession for having been conceded by the Governor 
General of this Province, sixteen years ago. 

The present plantation situated in the said District of Iberville on the same 
right bank of the Mississippi river, bounded on the upper part by lands of the 
Succession of the decd. Ygnacio Amelton and below by the plantation of Joseph 
Hamelton, composed of six arpents of front with the ordinary depth of forty, 
which belongs to the decd. for having been purchased of Juan Bautista Dupuis, 
from twenty-four to twenty-five years ago, with all its edifices, and fences 
which consist * * * said plantation contains fourteen arpents, more or less, 
of land, containing felled wood, on all its front, and all this fenced, of 
which eight arpents of depth of land are cultivated and the remainder in 
pasture, contains cypress trees for the use of the plantation.

In confirmity with the originals, remitted to his Tribunal in office No. 24. 
July 28, 1800. Signed by Franco Rivas

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

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