Iberville County Louisiana Archives Court.....Landry, Et Al July 4, 1792


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Source: Transcribed Court Document
Written: July 4, 1792

Date: July 4, 1792

Petition to inventory property belonging to the succession of Augustin Landry, 
at request of Isabelle Landry, widow of Augustin Landry; there being children 
issue of this marriage: Marie Christine, now wife of Gregoir Melancon; and 
Marie Francoise Landry; minor; that a tutor should be appointed for this minor.




Date: July 5, 1792

Inventory - and appointment of tutor to minor - At request of Elizabeth 
Landry, widow of Augustin Landry; of Gregoir Melancon husband of Marie 
Christine Landry; and of Maturin Landry, paternal uncle. Tutrix appointed: 
Elizabeth Landry, her mother.
A plantation situated in this District on the right bank of the Mississippi 
river, adjacent above to the lands of Olivier Ernandez and below to those of 
Pierre Rivet, containing about four arpents and a half of front on the 
ordinary depth of forty arpents, the buildings and enclosures such as it 
comprises and contains, which belongs to him for having been purchased of 
Jaque LeComte by act passed before me about eight years ago. (Commandant 
Nicolas DeVerbois)





Date: July 6, 1792

Declarartion - By Elisabeth Landry, widow of Augustin Landry, as mother and 
tutrix of Marie Francois Landry, her minor daughter, accompained by Maturin 
Landry, paternal uncle, declares that she desires a public sale of the deed 
property.




Date: July 29, 1792

Public Sale -

A plantation situated in this District, on the right bank of the Mississippi 
river, adjacent above to the lands of Olivier Ernandez and below to those of 
Pierre Rivet, containing four arpents and a half of front, on the ordinary 
depth of forty arpents, the buildings, enclosures such as it comprises and 
contains, which belongs to the succession, for having been purchased by the 
deceased, of Jaque LeComte by act passed before me, the twelfth of March, one 
thousand seven hundred eight-four. Adjudicated to Thomas Ebert. Surety, Pierre 
Rivet.


Date: July 21, 1793
Receipt - Commandant, DeVerbois to Thomas Ebert, for receipt of money being 
purchase price for plantation.


Date: November 4, 1793
Receipt - Widow Augustin Landry to DeVerbois for money for suc. property, 
auction.



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

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