Iberville County Louisiana Archives Deed.....Ebert, Jr., Paul  - Henry, Joseph  August 28, 1794

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Written: August 28, 1794

Date: August 28, 1794

Sale - Joseph Henry to Paul Ebert, Jr.

A tract situated at the said place on the right bank of the Mississippi river, 
adjacent below to the lands of Embroise Longuelpee and those of Joseph LeBlanc 
above, containing four arpents of front on the depth of forty; the enclosures 
which might be thereon, in a word, such as it comprises and contains at 
present, which belongs to him for having been purchased of Mr. Augustin LeGay 
Duverget, by act passed before me and deposited in the archives of this 
Commandant, on the date of the 16th of June 1787.





Retrocession, dated March 23, 1798. from widow Paul Ebert to Joseph Henry
A letter written by Widow Margrite Braux, widow of Paul Hebert, who explains 
that she has five children and cannot afford to have the plantation which her 
husband purchased of Joseph Henry; letter dated Jan. 30, 1797, addressed to 
Pierre Voisin, Commandant.



Date: Jan. 31, 1797
Statement by Pierre Voisin that Joseph Henry a grees to take back the land, 
which he had sold.



Date: Feb. 13, 1797
Joseph Henry makes a statement that he agrees to take back the land which he 
sold. Statement that this is as is required by formal act. Signed by Le Baron 
de Carondelet.



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

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