Iberville County Louisiana Archives Deed.....Lanclo, Antonio - & Others, Chief Unzaga June 18, 1802
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Written: June 18, 1802

Date: June 18, 1802

Sale - 
Appeared: Champagne Unzaga, Chief of the Chetimachas Nation, with his brother, 
Juan Luis Unzaga, Antonio, Bautista, Subjects of greater regard, and other 
Indains of his Village, established at Bayou Plaquemine, and Franco 
Franchebois acting as Interpreter, declare that they are of common accord that 
all the Indains of his Village, declare that they sell, to Antonio Lanclo, 
said place, situated in the same District, on the right bank of the Bayou 
called of the fork of Plaquemine, composed of thirty-five arpents of front 
with the ordinary depth of forty, which is to take from the forty arpents of 
depth of the plantation of Madam Jacobo Schelatre, and terminate at the lands 
of the same Village, of their ownership; and selling same free of encumbrances 
and mortgages.



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Transcribed from original Spanish in 1978 by Delma Abadie

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