Iberville County Louisiana Archives Deed.....Babin , Joseph  - Forret, Simon  August 19, 1792

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Written: August 19, 1792

Date: August 19, 1792

Deed of Exchange - Simon Forret and Joseph Babin

Simon Forret to Joseph Babin:
His plantation situated in this District on the left bank of the Mississippi 
river, adjacent above to the lands of Theodor Rivet and below to those of 
Simon Joseph Dupuy, containing seven arpents of front on the ordinary depth of 
forty arpents, the buildings, enclosures in a word, such as it comprises and 
contains, which belongs to him for having been purchased of Bonnaventure Babin 
and Michel Gareuille by act passed before me about four years ago, reserving 
about four hundred posts which are on the land and to make therefrom when he 
deems fit, fifty cords of wood.


Joseph Babin to Simon Forret:
His plantation situated at the High Lands of the District of Manchak at one 
league from the Mississippi river, at the Hill fronting Bayou Fountaine, 
adjacent above to the lands of Gregoir Babin and below that is to say to the 
right, to those of Pierre Babin, containing two hundred forty arpents in 
superficie, the buildings and enclosures which be theron, in the surplus, such 
as it comprises and contains, which belonged to him for having been conceded 
by the Government about three years ago.



Date: July 19, 1793
Joseph Babin who declared that desiring to give sufficient security to Simon 
Forret, he mortgages his plantation situated in this Post, on the left bank of 
the Mississippi river, adjacent above to the lands of Widow Theodor Rivet, and 
below to those of Simon Joseph Dupuy, containing seven arpents of front on the 
ordinary depth of forty, which belongs to him for having been exchanged by the 
act said hereinabove; this accepted by Simon Forret.

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

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