Iberville County Louisiana Archives Deed.....Marionnau, Francois Charles - Cropper, Thomas July 2, 1806

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Written: July 2, 1806

Date: July 2, 1806

Sale - Thomas Cropper to Francois Charles Marionnau, his brother-in-law

A plantation of his ownership, situated at the above said County on the right 
bank and in front of the Mississippi river, bounded above by the lands of his 
father-in-law, Francois Marionnau and below by those of the Widow Thomas 
Rills, composed of two arpents of land of front and of forty of depth, only 
reserving for himself and his own, the ownership of the second concession of 
the above said plantation, the two arpents of land of front with forty of 
depth, only selling thereinabove, belonging to the vendor for having been 
purchased of Jacques Leblanc according to the ownership which he had given him 
or the act of sale which he had been passed the twenty-ninth day of the month 
of January one thousand eight hundred three, passed before Francois Rivas, 
then Commandant of the District of Iberville; the above said plantation, 
selling, and is sold with the buildings, enclosures and other things which 
might be found thereon, that which one would call its belongings and 
dependencies, without any reserves, conditions, or restrictions whatsoever 
except on the second concession already mentioned herein above; but under the 
special clause and express condition that he, Thomas Cropper, vendor, his own, 
his heirs, descendants, successors or assigns, as owners of the above said 
second concession, or second depth of the plantation herein sold; will have 
for their possession and enjoyment (for their convenience and use of their 
transport to the river, as also for the transport of the objects to them 
necessary, be they leaving from the river, from the road, or leaving from his 
property in order to be going, in provision, funds, merchandise, materials and 
whatever kinds, species or needs there may be, A road useful and convenient 
for all carts and carriages which are and will be necessary all and for 
always, as long as the above mentioned ownership would exist; well understood 
and expressly agreed between the parties that each and every one who will 
succeed him in the ownership of the plantation which has been sold him by the 
present act, will be for always and forever obligated and helf to fulfill 
exactly this express reserve and condition.

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

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