Iberville County Louisiana Archives Court.....Longuelpee, Et Al  December 15, 1806


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Source: Transcribed Court Document
Written: December 15, 1806

Date: December 15, 1806

Mortgage - Appeared:
Pierre Broussard and Jaques Molison owe to the children of Elizabet Henry, 
widow of Jeanvier Longuelpee, certain sum, for which they mortgage:
All their property present and future, and especially on the part of Pierre 
Broussard, his plantation where he resides, situated on the right bank of the 
Mississippi river, bounded above by Francois LeJeune and below by Simon Babin, 
containing three arpents of front on the depth of forty, with the buildings 
and enclosures and all of the belongings and dependencies, in a word, such as 
it comprises with the improvements to come and having been purchased of 
Servant the younger.
Jaques Molison, for himself, mortgages, his plantation where he resides, 
situated on the right bank of the Mississippi river, bounded above by Pierre 
Servant and below by Louis Daigle containing six arpents of front on depth of 
forty, with the buildings and enclosures and all its belongings and 
dependencies, in a word, such as it comprises with the improvements to come. 
And for having been purchased of Pierre Pedesclaux.

Additional Comments:
Transcribed from the original French in 1978 by Delma Abadie

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