Iberville County Louisiana Archives Court.....Landry , Et Al  November 2, 1802


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Source: Transcribed Court Document
Written: November 2, 1802

Date: November 2, 1802
Petition - Petition from Franco de la Rua, curator ad lite of the minor 
children left by the decease of Pablo Maria Landry, and leaving a widow, and 
mother of the minors: Brigida Babin; and that property of the decd. should be 
sold at auction, and leaving also major children; and also to have an 
inventory of property.


Date: November 3, 1802
Decree 


Date: October 6, 1802
Signed by Pedro Pedesclaux, Order to have inventory and sale. Terms of sale 
mentioned. Approval dated November 9, 1802 signed by Manuel de Salcedo.


Date: December 6, 1802
Notice to Brigida Babin, Widow of Pablo Maria Landry, by medium of her son-in-
law, Carlos Braud.


Date: May 16, 1803
Appeared: David and Ypolito Landry, and Carlos Braud as husband of Rosalia 
Landry, children of age of majority of the said decd. accompanied by Anselme 
Landry, guardian of the minors, and of Efrem Babin, brother of the decd. wife; 
she having died in the meantime, intestate. Declare to proceed to the public 
sale of all the property left by the deceased father and mother of the 
children, major and minor. The decd. being Pablo Maria Landry and Brigida 
Babin.


1st cry of sale, 2nd cry of sale, 3rd cry of sale


Date: June 6, 1803
Sale - Public auction
Appeared: Juan and Ypolito Landry and Carlos Braud as husband of Rosalia 
Landry; Anselmo Landry, guardian of the minors; and Efrem Babin, brother of 
the decd. wife.


Date: June 7, 1803
Continuation -
A tract situated in this District on the right bank of the Mississippi river, 
bounded on the upper part by the plantation of the decd. Bernardo Capdevielle 
and below by lands of Dn Juan Gravier, composed of six arpents of front with 
the ordinary depth of forty, which belongs to the succession for having been 
purchased by the decd. at the auction sale of the property which was left at 
the death of the decd. Jacobo Lanterne, in the same condition in which it is 
found.
Adjudicated to Francisco Gallengher

Another land sitauted in the proper District on the same bank of the river, 
bounded above by lands of the Royal Dominion, and below by others actually of 
James Goodbee, 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 about twenty years ago.
Adjudicated to Josef Ebert, Surety Luis Braud


Date: June 7, 1803
Continuation of Public sale -
The present plantation situated in this same District of Iberville, on the 
same right bank of the Mississippi river, bounded on the upper part by lands 
of James Goodbee and below by the plantation of Juan Luis Bouche, composed of 
six arpents of front with the ordinary depth of forty which belongs to the 
succession for having been purchased of Juan Bautista Dupuis, twenty-seven to 
twenty-eight years ago, with all its edifices, and fences, in the same 
condition in which it is found at present. ** said plantation contains 
fourteen arpents, more or less, of land cleared of felled wood, on all its 
depth, and all this encircled, contains cypressess for the use of the 
plantation, which is in the condition in which it is found.
Adjudicated to the heirs: Ypolito and Joseph Landry with the permission of 
their guardian. Surety of Ypolito: his uncle, Anselme Landry; and Surety for 
Josef: his brother, Juan Daniel Landry.




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Transcribed from original Spanish in 1978 by Delma Abadie

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