Iberville County Louisiana Archives Court.....Leblanc, Et Al  May 2, 1801


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Source: Transcribed Court Document
Written: May 2, 1801

Date: May 2, 1801
Petition - Ester Leblanc, widow by first marriage of Teodoro Rivet, and by 
second of Pedro Longuepe who declares that at the death of her second husband, 
he left three children named: Enrieta, Luis and Simon Longuepe, all minors, as 
well as children of her first marriage, and she desires an inventory to be 
made of the property of her second husband.




Date: May 4, 1801
Decree - The named Guardian of the minors Enrieta, Luis and Simon Longuepe, is 
their uncle by blood, Isaac Leblanc, and appraisers are Simon Joseph Dupuis 
and Joseph Babin.



Date: May 5, 1801
Notification to Isaac Leblanc and his oath

Same date
Notice to the appraisers and their oaths



Date: May 6, 1801
Decree - Observing the oaths above, it is ordered to proceed to the inventory -

Notice to Ester Leblanc, widow of Pedro Longuepe; notice to Isaac Leblanc, 
guardian of the minors of Pedro Longuepe; notice to Pedro Rivet, curator ad 
lite of the minors of Teodoro Rivet; notice to Simon Joseph Dupuis and Joseph 
Babin, appraisers.



Date: May 7, 1801
Inventory - Succession of Pedro Longuepe - 

A plantation situated in the District of Galveztown composed of three arpents 
of front with the ordinary depth of forty, bounded on the upper part by the 
lands of Simon Joseph Dupuis and on the lower by those of Olivero Brasset, 
with the edifices and fences which are found built on it, and in the same 
condition.



Date: May 8, 1801
Appeared: Ester Leblanc, widow of Pedro Longuepe who declared that the 
succession of her husband, owes to the minors of the first husband, Teodoro 
Rivet, $175.00 as being the remainder in his hands from their inheritance from 
their father; Pedro Longuepe having been their curator. 



Date: May 9, 1801
Family Meeting - Appeared: Ester Leblanc, widow of Pedro Longuepe; also Isaac 
Leblanc, Guardian of the minors of the decd. Pedro Longuepe; Pedro Rivet, 
curator of the minors of Teodoro Rivet; and Buenavnetura Leblanc, grandfather 
of the minors; who deliberate on the best manner to handle the property to the 
advantage of the minors; and agree that it is best to proceed to the sale of 
the property of the decd. Pedro Longuepee; and the Widow declaring that she 
desires to contract another marriage, the family members decide to name Isaac 
Leblanc as curator of the minors and under curator, Juan Longuepee, for their 
paternal inheritance, of the minors: Enrieta, Luis and Simon Longuepee.


1st cry of the sale - 2nd cry of the sale - 3rd cry of the sale


Date: May 17, 1801
Public Sale - movables

A plantation situated in the District of Galvestown composed of three arpents 
of front with the ordinary depth of forty, bounded on the upper part by lands 
of Simon Joseph Dupuis and on the lower part by those of Olivero Brasset, with 
the edifices and fences which are found built on it, and in the same condition.
Adjudicated to Estevan Comau and for Surety, Joseph Dupuis




Date: July 20, 1803
Distribution of sums - Liquidation 



Date: July 26, 1803
Receipt - Guillermo Jermain and his wife, Ester Leblanc to Issak Leblanc, 
curator of the minor children of Ester Leblanc and of the decd. Pedro 
Longuepe - Received sum coming to her from sale of the property of her decd. 
2nd husband, Pedro Longuepee - The liquidation of July 20, 1803 showing that 
Issak Leblanc received all sums including the shares of the minors. Isaac 
Leblanc presents an account of the receipts received by him for the succession.




Date: January 3, 1804
Receipt - Ester Leblanc, wife of Guillermo Jermain to her husband - receipt of 
sums coming from her share in the liquidation and distribution, after the 
death of her second husband, Pedro Longuepe, accordign to the liquidation of 
July 20, 1803.




Date: June 27, 1805
Receipt - Issak Leblanc as curator of the minor children of the decd. Pedro 
Longuepee, named Enreita, Luis and Simon Longuepe, has received sum coming 
from the sale of the property for the minors.










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

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